Chen Shuo, a vocational college graduate in chemical engineering who was laid off, has one thing to do when he gets back to his village: blow up a dog bowl.
He only meant to ride the holiday buzz, but when the firecracker went off, the bowl didn’t shatter. It flew into the sky.
Big Yellow: I treated you like my own brother, and you turned my food bowl into a rocket?!
The video goes viral, hitting the top of the trending charts. Then comes a flood of skepticism: Is it special effects? Editing? Just a country bumpkin chasing attention?
Chen Shuo feels deeply wronged. If I knew how to make special effects, would I have been laid off from the factory?
And then things get even more absurd: a [Popularity System] appears in his mind. The more famous he gets, the stronger he becomes, and going viral unlocks cutting-edge technology.
It all starts with a dog bowl, then comes solid-state batteries, super materials, and nuclear fusion.
The experts can’t sit still. Where did you get this formula?
Chen Shuo: I’m a genius.
Foreign corporate giants pound the table: We have to acquire him!
Chen Shuo: Acquire me? Sure. But I’ve got one little quirk: ever since I got fired, I haven’t planned to work for anyone again.
What kind of explosive can blow up a dog bowl and fly it smoothly without rolling or shaking? And how did the aluminum bowl be launched on the electromagnetic track?
What kind of explosive can blow up a dog bowl and fly it smoothly without rolling or shaking? And how did the aluminum bowl be launched on the electromagnetic track?