Reborn in 1970: I Asked You to Guard the Gate, So Why Did You Make a Mushroom Cloud?

Yu Hong transmigrates back to the 1970s and becomes a technician who has made a mistake, demoted to deputy director of the already-abandoned Factory 351. That year, the northern border faced an army of bears, while the monkeys eyed the south hungrily. With bloodshed looming and the country’s key military-industrial facilities at a loss, Yu Hong starts by upgrading the 107 mm rocket launcher on an assignment casually given to him by the factory director. He equips it with fuel-air explosives, allowing it to easily wipe out the monkeys’ jungle guerrilla forces while deterring the bears. The whole world is stunned: “It hits whatever you aim at, and you call that a rocket launcher?” “Fuel-air explosives as powerful as tiny nuclear bombs, and you call that a conventional weapon?” That year, the British thought their aircraft carriers were invincible and went to teach Argentina a lesson. Yu Hong developed Flying Fish missiles, which the rabbits sold to Argentina at a hefty price. The Invincible was sunk, shocking the entire world! The British protested: “Rabbits, you’re undermining world peace!” That year, the Iraqi Camel and Persian Lion went to war. Thanks to Yu Hong’s extensive research and development, countless low-cost weapons rolled off assembly lines, and the rabbits made a handsome profit selling arms to both sides. Faced with condemnation and protests from little animals around the world, the rabbits replied: “We’re poor. We just want to make a little pocket money!”