Su Huai transmigrates to a parallel world and takes over the "Red Star Machinery Factory," which is on the verge of bankruptcy.
He has to pay off a debt of one billion.
Looking at the industrial junk filling the warehouses, he activates the "Great Power Heavy Industry System."
Any civilian machinery that passes through his hands can enjoy a tiny little performance boost!
And so,
the livestream's content starts getting ridiculous:
A viewer complains: "Streamer, this drone spreads pesticides too slowly!"
Su Huai installs an "ion-electric propulsion engine" on the spot:
"There, now it's fast. Cruising at Mach 5 is just a tap of the throttle!"
The Eagle Nation loses it: "Shit! Whose farm drone is faster than my sixth-generation fighter?!"
A viewer gripes: "Streamer, this tractor has no power. It can't plow hard ground!"
Su Huai upgrades it with "miniature nuclear fusion power":
"There, now it's got power. It can plow fields, sure, but it can also flip a main battle tank without even scratching the paint!"
The Bear Nation is stunned: "Ura! This steel monster is the king of land warfare!!"
Then one day,
an alien fleet descends on Earth, boasting that it will destroy humanity.
Su Huai sighs.
He quietly opens the doors to the warehouse behind the mountain.
Then he presses the activation button for the "Northern Heavenly Gate Project."
A massive shadow blots out the sky, and the main cannon of a star destroyer begins to charge.
Su Huai faces the trembling aliens with a thoroughly benevolent smile:
"Don't get the wrong idea."
"I really built this thing just to visit other planets... and harvest some crops."
This is my first time writing on this subject, and I was filled with awkwardness and trepidation as I put pen to paper. Many plot developments and character portrayals felt inadequate, and my control over the story's pacing and emotional tension fell far short of my expectations. In many places, my limited writing skills left me struggling to manage, and my attempts at writing were still immature.