Heavy Industry: Starting as a Workshop Apprentice in 1982

Machines don't speak, but errors never lie. Lu Cheng, a top mechanical manufacturing expert, dies from overwork while rushing a project and is reborn in 1982. At that time, the Tianjin Port Agricultural Machinery Factory is plagued by outdated equipment, backward technology, and dwindling orders. Faced with high defect rates from old machine tools and the dumping of cheap foreign agricultural machinery, he starts with a single X62W milling machine, hands-on, grinding out the foundation of national industry. From improving small agricultural machinery to independently building a full-industry-chain industrial empire, in this life, he doesn't speculate in stocks, hoard land, or engage in投机—he does only one thing: make domestic manufacturing an insurmountable standard worldwide. 'Our goal is not to sell machines, but to ensure every step on this land is grounded in self-developed core technology.' Reborn in the 80s, Lu Cheng takes gears as his heart and oil as his blood, restarting the path of great-power industry.