Triple Agent Chu Fei
Time seemed to freeze. Chu Fei quietly watched Jiang Guangyuan, and Jiang Guangyuan watched Chu Fei. Neither of them moved.
Yet Chu Fei's gaze held a faint pride.
Without realizing it, Chu Fei had already reached the pinnacle of the pyramid.
I came here for technology. If you want my technical support, you have to offer up technology in return. After all, you reap what you sow.
More importantly, Chu Fei had seen some of Gaia Civilization's technology. It was utterly different from the Yanhuang Federation's existing technological system. Even if Jiang Guangyuan obtained it, he would not be able to analyze it anytime soon. And by "anytime soon," Chu Fei meant decades—thirty, fifty years, perhaps.
Technological research was not that simple. Otherwise, the Yanhuang Federation would not have provoked a Higher-Dimensional World just to obtain a little advanced technology, ultimately causing its own collapse.
Gaia Civilization's technology might have had certain shortcomings, but the fact that it could transform an entire civilization into "soul bodies" in an emergency meant it undoubtedly possessed something extraordinary. Without sufficient Scientific Literacy, such pinnacle technology could never be cracked.
In other words, whether Jiang Guangyuan wanted to or not, reality would force him to seek out Chu Fei.
Chu Fei had become the Sun Exploration Project's second-in-command in just two years. His research ability was beyond question. On Morning Star, there was absolutely no one like him.
Don't talk about how three cobblers could rival Zhuge Liang. That didn't apply to science.
Take mathematics, for example. Could three failing students equal one top student? Sorry, not even a hundred could do it. If you didn't understand math, then you simply didn't understand it. And scientific research was far harder than mathematics.
In other words, even if they gathered every