Livestreaming in 1980: The Whole Internet Teaches Me to Build Superweapons

Reborn in 1990, Lin Xian takes over the Red Star Machinery Factory, which is on the verge of closing down.

Facing piles of unsold gas cylinders and steel pipes, Lin Xian binds himself to the [Cross-Time Military Industry Livestream]. He stares thoughtfully at the comments coming from viewers in 2025.

“Streamer, those aren’t gas cylinders. Give them a coat of paint and they’re mortar shells!”

“Rifle the steel pipes and add a scope. Middle Eastern tycoons will fight over them!”

And so the whole operation takes a sharp turn.

Prince of Camel Country: “Lin, your ‘civilian’ gas cylinders are too powerful. If you don’t give me a discount, I’ll... buy another ten thousand!”

Eagle Sauce commander: “Is the intelligence department completely useless? Why do the guerrillas have guided steel pipes?!”

From gas cylinders to combined-arms brigades, from agricultural drones to stealth bombers.

Lin Xian spreads his hands. “I’m really not an arms dealer. I just want to earn some foreign currency for my country and, while I’m at it... give the world a little taste of Redland’s might.”