I Am Engaged in Breeding in the Military Industry

In the deep mountains at the junction of Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan, there is a mysterious military research institute known to the outside world as the "Red Star Agricultural Machinery Maintenance Station". In 2026, the game between great powers intensifies. The scientific research tasks here are heavy, funding is tight, and the targets are strict. On the contrary, a unique pragmatic innovation culture has been given birth to - advocating rigor, but also silently rewarding "geniuses" who can use "local methods" to solve problems at low cost. The atmosphere here is unique: the man at the door used a laser rangefinder to measure hogweed, and an unusual buzz came from deep in the mountain. The most lively thing is the pig farm halfway up the mountain, which shoulders the "political task" of improving the food of the entire institute. Liu, the farm leader, is a former cooking team leader and firmly believes that "only if pigs are raised well can scientific research be done well." Here, there is no boundary between military and civilian, high-end and local: the insulation material of the pig pen may come from aerospace projects, feeding controllers or dismantled training simulators. Wonderful chemical reactions take place here between countless hardcore dreams and sandbox reality. In the research institute, as long as it can pass rigorous safety and effectiveness tests, no matter how "wild" the idea is, it will be taken seriously. This extremely pragmatic soil that encourages breaking paradigms, mixed with the vitality of the mountains and fields, forms the simple light that supports people here to look up at the stars and step on the mud.