Starting at the Weapons Museum, I Turn the World Upside Down

After transmigrating to a war-torn North African country in 2011, he finds French soldiers outside his door, AK-47s in hand, trying to seize his family’s machinery factory.

Li Xingchen taps “Collect,” and the guns in the hands of all five men disappear.

From that moment on, a small machinery factory becomes a military-industrial empire: AKM assembly lines producing over a hundred a day, rocket launchers piled high, and four-nanometer chip designs ready at the touch of a button...

The West calls him a warlord, North Africa calls him a savior, and back home they call him...

“Could you adapt that civilian electromagnetic drive module of yours for a carrier deck?”

He grins. “Why adapt it? I designed it as a catapult from the start.”

“Your gas turbine can’t be exported. We need to buy the technical license so we can use it in fighter jets.”

He grins again. “It was designed as an aircraft engine from the start. You can install it directly in the J-20.”

“What we need is an EUV lithography machine!”

He points to the production line in the factory. “The four-nanometer chip line is already ready for mass production. I’ll sell the entire line to our country.”

From then on...

When the North African Free Trade Zone is established...

When the Luan Niao aerospace carrier soars between the Earth and the Moon...

The West cries out, “The whole world has been turned upside down!”