Military Industry in the Old Days: You Asked Me to Run a Factory, and I Built an Atomic Bomb

Qin Feng, an academician from the modern Republic, returns to 1950. That year, he is studying in the United States and earns three doctoral degrees from Caltech.

That year, Longguo's industry is in ruins, with everything awaiting reconstruction. The country desperately needs talented people to build the homeland.

After receiving a personal invitation from a senior leader back home, Qin Feng resolutely returns to develop his country.

From the Type 56 to the Type 81 assault rifle, from the Type 107 rocket launcher to tactical rockets with a range of 1,700 kilometers, from the Type 59 to the Type 99A main battle tank, from the J-5 to the J-10, from a struggling navy to a nuclear-powered carrier battle group...

Starting that year, Longguo's military industry makes leaps and bounds in development.

The Korean War breaks out. Longguo takes on the United States and sixteen other nations, crushing the Americans. Nuclear bombs become tools for redrawing the borders.

Qin Feng: "Dignity rests only on the edge of a sword, and truth exists only within the range of artillery."

The United States regrets its decision. It should never have let Qin Feng return home.