[System Alert: Quantum bloodline resonance activated. Cross-temporal channel holding steady...]
“Son, it's your dad! I'm at Lake Changjin in 1950. Our company is nearly frozen solid, and a United Nations Sherman tank is blocking the entrance!”
Peng Xiao thought it was a prank, until the sound of a bitterly cold wind came through the radio. Then a standard-issue Eagleland M1911 pistol reeking of gunpowder smoke and a bloodstained military ID suddenly dropped out of thin air!
At that moment, his bankrupt garment factory became the ultimate logistics base connecting two different eras!
[Energy: 100 points (transmission costs: emergency medical supplies, extreme-cold weather gear, FPV kamikaze drones)]
[Battle results: Destroyed the U.S. Marine Division's outpost. Reward: bulletproof ceramic formula, enhanced physical abilities!]
On one side is the frozen Lake Changjin. On the other is a military-industrial empire waiting to be built.
From rescuing the Ice Sculpture Company to driving the enemy back across the 38th parallel; from supplying top-tier bulletproof plates to establishing modern dominance in the defense industry.
“Dad, don't worry. The Dongfeng Express you asked for is being assembled. It'll be air-dropped in five minutes!”
This is more than just a cross-dimensional radio. It's a father-and-son team delivering a crushing technological advantage.
(A hit with readers across the web: see how two generations build a prosperous China!)
No one's posted a review yet, so I'm the first. I've been following this book for half a month. I'm genuinely moved by it. Unlike typical wish-fulfillment novels, it perfectly blends modern industrial power with the tragic heroism of the Korean War through a cross-time father-son narrative. The protagonist builds bulletproof vests and solid-state batteries for anti-gravity in the modern era.
It's a great read, with a captivating and suspenseful plot; definitely worth following along with.
You can boast, but you still need to respect the original history and the original timeline, and make the boasting as believable as possible.
This is a lighthearted, enjoyable read. While it requires some brainpower, it won't lead to complete mental breakdown. What more could you ask for? 👍👍👍
Yes, a very good story.
Wow, the father wears it and then the son wears it, let's see how you weave this together!