Daqin Cavalry

Liu Shiqing spent thirty bucks on an old radio, only to discover it was a hi-tech signal receiver from the future. He managed to polish up an article pulled out of the future world's internet and sent it to the US "Science" magazine's email inbox.
The paper got published smoothly and soon enough, beauties from around the world, Saudi princes waving crisp US dollars, and American and Japanese tycoons started pouring into Liu Shiqing's school.

Future Receiver

Chapter 413: I Don't Have Time〖Second Update〗


In the ordinary, the extraordinary is revealed. The concept of a car moving at low altitudes like an aircraft isn't particularly innovative. However, Liu Shiqing managed to describe it as a high-tech product that seems within our grasp. This was primarily thanks to the vast amount of data he cited in his speech, featuring a relatively primitive flying car he'd found using a signal receiver. Liu Shiqing had personally verified these figures, ensuring their feasibility.


The crux of a flying car is its engine. Mature flying cars rely on engines that share similarities with aircraft engines, and are sometimes simply smaller versions of conventional turboprop aircraft engines. Using current technology, these engines are feasible but costly, making mainstream adoption impossible.


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