Reborn at 18 Years Old: My Technology Crushes the World

In 2012, in a small county town in Sichuan Province, 18-year-old Lin Xiao handed in a blank paper in the basic examination room. It was not because he didn't know how to do it, but because he deliberately tricked his best friend Zhang Wei. After all, in order to win the "top spot in the grade", this rich second generation used motorcycles as bets to ask him to control his points.​ No one knows that this young man who failed in the exam has been carrying the "seed of civilization" in his head since he was born. He has been force-fed quantum physics and topology every day, and even dreams about solving fluid dynamics equations. Earning eight figures from stock trading is just a small test. The aerospace fighter blueprints hidden in the computer are the real killer moves: 3200°C high-temperature resistant materials and a Mach 28 cruise speed. Even the military was shocked when they saw it.​ Are there mountains of letters of recommendation in Northern Qing Dynasty? Lin Xiao didn't even glance at him: "Rather than becoming a top student, I want to create a guy who can pierce the sky."​ Until the military vehicles of the National Defense University were blocked at the school gate, Li Jianguo came to the door with a red seal official letter: "Classmate Lin, the country wants your detonation engine project!"​ From then on, the crude prototype in the abandoned factory became a top-secret project; his childhood sweetheart Su Wan, the girl who handed him soy milk, became his most reliable scientific research assistant; even Zhang Wei gave up his dream of motorcycles and followed him to study the parameters of nuclear fusion.​ But Lin Xiao occasionally thinks: Is this "seed of civilization" really just here to spread knowledge? No matter what, first build a fighter plane that will keep the Yingjiang aircraft carrier at bay, and then figure out how to plant the fire of civilization into the stars farther away!​