Some things were better done sooner rather than later. Since he had made the decision, he should carry it through resolutely.
Chu Fei only hesitated briefly before contacting Xue Xingyu. Xue Xingyu's secretary answered the call. Chu Fei did not care whether she was merely a secretary and gave his report seriously:
"Hello. Please inform Engineer Xue that my nano research has yielded some theoretical results. The next stage of research may require an advanced laboratory.
May I upload the relevant technical materials to Engineer Xue's email?"
The secretary fumbled in a panic. "Wait, I'll give you a new email address. The previous one was a public mailbox. This one is Engineer Xue's personal email. Write it down."
Chu Fei noted down the email address and checked it again. Once he was certain there were no errors, he uploaded the research materials.
Research materials uploaded this way were like academic papers: key data and critical steps had been withheld, leaving only the main line of research. Still, even that main line was enough.
Just two hours later, Xue Xingyu contacted Chu Fei personally. "Master Chu, I have read your materials. I am deeply shocked. Would it be convenient for you to come conduct research in space? We have zero-gravity laboratories there."
"Of course it would be convenient. It would be this junior's honor to conduct research at Engineer Xue's side." At a critical moment, Chu Fei immediately played the age card—he was young, so everyone was a senior to him.
Countless facts had taught them that a sweet tongue and a humble attitude could always win the favor of most people. If they could not win someone's favor, perhaps they had gone too far with the humility and seemed fake.
Xue Xingyu seemed to be a research fanatic and was