[System + technological powerhouse + love of country + great-power rivalry + pure satisfaction]
A young man from the modern era transmigrates into a parallel world in the 2000s, binds himself to the "Huanhe Technology System," and becomes a top international student at MIT.
In just three years, he completes his undergraduate and master's degrees ahead of schedule, earning a wealth of rewards through the "Huanhe Technology System."
With the time ripe, he decides to give up the opportunity to pursue a doctorate and return home to contribute to scientific research.
To leave smoothly, Chen Mingyu uses the System's features to make arrangements in advance, and succeeds in leaving without a hitch under the pretext of returning home to chase girls.
After returning home, he immediately devotes himself to his country's scientific research.
Wherever there's a problem, he's there.
The fighter jet engine isn't good enough?
The fully developed WS-10B turbofan appears ahead of schedule in his hands, curing Longguo's aircraft of their "heart disease."
The gallium nitride AESA radar on the planes still isn't powerful enough?
He brings out a planetary-scale quantum radar, giving fighter jets a detection range of 10,000 kilometers and making them unrivaled across the globe.
Chip manufacturing is being strangled?
He produces a domestically developed lithography machine, filling in the gaps in Longguo's chip industry.
The United States resorts to hegemonic tactics and creates an energy crisis?
Mass-produced controlled fusion reactors appear out of nowhere, ushering Longguo into an era of unlimited energy.
"As the youngest academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Engineering, could you share the secret of your success with us?"
Years later, in front of the CCTV cameras, Chen Mingyu wears his academician's formal robes and answers the host's question: "Ahem, spend less time dating and more time chasing girls. Love your country and work hard, and take more time off for study and rest!"
At the same time, his former advisor, who had personally seen him off at the airport, watches the news broadcast in astonishment. "Didn't he say he was going home to chase girls? How did he end up an academician!?"
