You Build a Rocket by Hand and Launch It, Then Livestream Yourself Stopping a Space Station?

[Hardcore spaceflight + extreme rescue mission + the whole internet in an uproar + safeguarded by the nation's most advanced technology]

"The Shenzhou-17 docking module has ruptured. Oxygen will last only two hours. Three astronauts are at risk of suffocating in space!"

The desperate red alarm rings across the Dongfeng Launch Center, but the earliest possible resupply launch window on the ground is 24 hours away.

At the same time, unemployed young man Lu Chen is livestreaming himself assembling his "all-carbon-fiber amateur rocket" in a dilapidated factory. Suddenly, he receives a desperate final message left on a public frequency by an astronaut on the brink of death.

The million viewers in his livestream are still mocking him as "a scrap dealer and a quack who can't even set off fireworks properly."

Lu Chen says nothing. The System awakens, and his orbital-class thrust calculations instantly max out!

"You can work out your hopeless situation. My rocket only needs ten minutes to fuel up!"

Ignition, liftoff, and a forced breach of the stratosphere!

When civil aviation radar detects an unregistered behemoth speeding toward the blackout zone, the entire military-controlled airspace falls silent!

The national space agency is stunned, and the theater air force is baffled. "Whose private company's rocket is that? Tell it to get out of the way!"

But Lu Chen's voice cuts straight into the highest-level command channel:

"I'm delivering oxygen tanks! The sky ladder our elders left us has broken, so I'll risk my life to reconnect it! Anyone who tries to stop me, I'll smash right through!"

That night, the whole city clears the way, the theater escorts the rocket, billions of internet users pray for a miracle, and the nation's most advanced technology makes way for one man!