Other Automakers Compete on Price, While My Aerospace Seven-Series Uses Special Aluminum

Yun Chen opens his eyes to find himself the young master of a car factory on the verge of bankruptcy. The company’s cash reserves aren’t even enough to pay the cleaning lady’s wages.

The electric car his predecessor spent half a year tinkering with is swarmed by haters the moment it makes its debut. They claim it’ll “burst into flames and explode the second you drive it.” In reality, the water tank was just a little hot, and a few tiny bubbles went pop.

The whole internet is waiting for his company to shut down and for him to pack up and flee. Then a beep rings in his mind: [Top-Tier Industrial System activated! Full set of aerospace-grade alloy formulas awarded. With a pressure resistance of 4,070 megapascals, it’s twice as strong as the steel currently used in aircraft!]

Yun Chen scratches his head as he stares at the prize-draw panel. I sell family cars, so why is the System throwing bulletproof-glass test data and armor-piercing projectile impact reports at me? What is it trying to do?

Later, while selling cars on livestream, he casually says, “The whole car comes with a ten-year warranty, and the three core electric components, the battery, motor, and electronic control system, are covered for life!”

The chat explodes. Just a second ago, everyone was saying, “Isn’t this just a scam to fleece people?” Now they’re all on their knees: “Dad! Will you take me on as a disciple? I just need meals!”

The wildest thing happens one time when an Accord rear-ends him on the road. The other car’s front end is crumpled like a crushed soda can, while the rear of his car is as pristine as new, so shiny you can see your reflection in it;