With a Warehouse 25 in Hand, I Become a Legend on the 84 Frontline

“Report, Commander! A mysterious transport convoy has appeared on the front line. Their walkie-talkies are even clearer than the Americans’!”

“Report! The enemy’s ace sniper has been killed. They say he was spotted with a ‘civilian telescope’!”

Reborn in 1984 on the Laoshan front, Lu Ye discovers he can buy any “civilian product” from 2025.

And so the whole scene changes:

A quick modification turns a riot shield into heavy infantry armor;

Attach a mine to a civilian drone and it becomes an aerial bomber;

An all-terrain dirt bike becomes the perfect tool for a flanking maneuver!

Lu Ye: “Commander, these really are civilian products. They’re just a tiny bit better made.”

Years later, when a domestically built aircraft carrier is launched and stealth fighters take to the skies, the world is stunned.

In an interview, Lu Ye, now hailed as the godfather of military industry, humbly says, “Actually, at first, I really just wanted to bring my comrades a hot meal...”