Livestreaming Model Sales: One Railgun Shot Stuns the World

Lu Xingye inherits a prop factory on the verge of bankruptcy. Desperate to make payroll, he reluctantly starts livestreaming sales of “sci-fi models.”

As luck would have it, a mega-influencer joins the stream to expose him, while hundreds of thousands of viewers mock the “mecha” behind him as plastic junk with bargain-bin special effects.

To prove it’s real, Lu Xingye casually presses the start button.

The next second, the mecha’s engines roar. Brilliant blue plasma flames tear through the night sky, and one punch smashes the abandoned building outside the factory to pieces!

The entire livestream falls dead silent!

“Streamer, you call this a movie prop?”

Just then, the cyber army of the overseas superpower, Eagle Sauce, starts taunting him in the livestream and even places a malicious fake order.

Lu Xingye lets out a cold laugh and clicks “Worldwide Express Delivery.”

Half an hour later, a gigantic near-Earth orbital cannon hovers above the Pentagon, its pitch-black muzzle charging up.

The president of Eagle Sauce drops to his knees in despair, frantically sending virtual gifts in the livestream: “Streamer, we’ve signed for it! Please, don’t ship anything else!”