Buy a Fake Diploma—Real Experts Go Crazy
(Rating just came out; it will slowly rise~) In 1965, just to get himself a state job and a bowl of public-ration rice, Qin Chuan traded five catties of grain coupons for a fake diploma. He thought he could blend in and get assigned to the neighborhood office to fix bicycles, but by a strange twist of fate he was sent to a top-secret arms factory in the northwest instead. Faced with a crowd of experts who had returned from studying in the Soviet Union, Qin Chuan, who couldn't even read a blueprint, was terrified out of his wits. That very night, he wrote a blood oath petition asking to be sent to the most remote Gobi Desert to repair tractors. Until, in a pile of scrap metal, he picked up a rusty vernier caliper and activated the industrial mother machine system. From then on, no need to draw blueprints, no need to calculate formulas—ultra-precise hands-on skill could crush everything.
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