I Sell Farm Produce, So What Do You Mean I Committed a War Crime?

In 2018, before Lin Su, a top student at a prestigious university, had even graduated, his family’s nearly bankrupt Dajiang Agricultural Science drone factory fell into his hands. Staring at a mountain of debt and a warehouse packed with unsold civilian drones, Lin Su awakened the War System. To save the business, Lin Su used the System’s modifications to push his products to the limit: The fertilizer spreader’s payload capacity was boosted to 200 kilograms, and it could precisely identify every weed a hundred meters away. The surveying radar was upgraded to phased-array specifications, detecting even the infrared signals of sparrows. Lin Su swore he only wanted to become a legitimate agricultural machinery tycoon. But after he listed Jiangda’s agricultural work platform on the international version of Xianyu, things started spiraling into the absurd. He discovered that piles of rubles had inexplicably begun appearing in his business account. The tour guide who showed him around the factory grabbed his hand and repeatedly thanked him for his outstanding contribution to agricultural automation. It was only when Lin Su saw the news showing an enemy armored division questioning its life choices after being bombed by Jiangda drones that he finally lost it. “I’ll say it again: I sell agricultural products! That mount is for a weedkiller tank, not an antitank missile!” “What do you mean the war ended because of me? What do you mean I’ve been put on a list and must never leave the country?” Lin Su was close to tears. “Officer, I really am just an intern factory manager working in agricultural technology!”