You Asked Me to Fix a Tractor, So Why Am I Making Aircraft Carrier Bearings by Hand?

[Industrial Powerhouse + Wild Misinterpretations + Dimensional Overmatch + Handcrafted Black Technology + Forced Deification] In 1955, a return voyage to China is stranded in international waters. Lu Ze, a genuine academic failure who flunked seventeen courses in Stanford's mechanical engineering program, faces an interrogation by intelligence agents who are trying to identify the ship's state-of-the-art engines. He knows full well he can't even pass calculus. To stay alive and protect his cover, he hides in a storage room below deck and activates the [Industrial Everything Synthesis Station]. With a handful of iron slag and rusty nails, he synthesizes a critical high-pressure bearing assembly. Its exterior looks like junk, but its internals are thirty years ahead of their time! When leading scholars back home cut open the lump of iron they had dismissed as “scrap” and discover a secret micron-scale crystal lattice beyond their era, they burst into tears on the deck: “Three years undercover abroad, pretending to be an academic failure, with thunder in his heart and calm on his face. Comrade Lu is a national treasure!” As one special train after another hurtles toward the Hongxing Agricultural Machinery Factory in the northwest, Lu Ze, who only wanted to lie flat in peace, is left completely stunned by the top-tier guards filling the courtyard... Lu Ze: “Excuse me, where's the Dongfanghong tractor I was supposed to use for hands-on maintenance practice?” Top military commission commander: “Reporting to Chief Lu! The ‘Integrated Assembly Blueprints for the Superconducting Aerospace Carrier’ you proposed have already been secretly forwarded to the highest authorities!”