You Call the Weapons I Brought Home Junk? I’m the Father of the Munitions Industry!

In 1956, the first group of military-industrial students sent abroad by the newly founded Longguo returned home. One unexpected name appeared on the list: Lin Jianguo.

He was originally just a spoiled rich kid who had used connections to get into the study-abroad program.

While the others brought back research on artillery trajectories and armor-grade steel, he brought back... a case of vodka.

To avoid being exposed in front of the other experts, he volunteered to go to the hardest, most exhausting ordnance factory, hidden away in a mountain ravine, just so he could get by.

But on his very first day, as he dismantled a faulty rifle, the wrench in his hand suddenly chimed with a System notification:

[Military Equipment tab unlocked]

From rifles to artillery, from artillery to missiles, from missiles to precision instruments for nuclear weapons...

He only wanted to keep his head down and get by, but step by step, he became the “Father of Longguo’s Ordnance Industry,” a man whose name struck fear into the enemy.