After Resigning, I Built Rockets in the Gobi

Lu Zheng was once the youngest Rockets general manager of the national team, with a bright future ahead of him. After a setback in an evaluation, he resigned, sold his car, and took the 1,600 engine failure records he had accumulated over ten years, as well as a four-armed robot "Iron Pillar" that had been returned and had a misaligned left forearm, into a drafty hangar in the Gobi desert. At the very least, there was only 1,800 yuan left in the account, and six people had to do something that even the national team had just touched the threshold - build a rocket that could come back from the sky stably, and be refurbished to fly again. Pump vibration, sealing, cryogenics, black barrier, landing legs... Someone stumbled at every level. He has no rebirth, no system, only a group of engineers who accept death, and a robot that lights up the screen by itself at night, but always only reports "suspected". This is a story about "taking it back, flying again, and still being able to fly". While everyone is competing to see who can launch the rocket higher, he is struggling to get it home.