Kong Sanyu had mainly come to see what new technologies Chu Fei had developed. Chu Fei's technology advanced rapidly. Take pulse lasers, for example—he could update the technology roughly every three to five months, and each update improved its combat effectiveness a little.
Once a fully developed research conglomerate entered a virtuous cycle, the research capability it unleashed was beyond imagination.
Sure enough, Chu Fei had quite a few new technologies, but bringing them into mass production would take time. They likely would not be ready for this military operation.
Kong Sanyu was unwilling to give up. "Master, didn't you mention a compressed plasma bomb last time? You said its effectiveness would increase tenfold."
Chu Fei spread his hands. "It wasn't successfully developed. We hit a bottleneck."
Compressed plasma bombs involved critical technologies such as the Negative Observer Effect. Naturally, Chu Fei could not expose that technology.
With the successful research into Super-Manifold Theory and the maturation of Folding Theory, compression technology had naturally been proposed. Chu Fei could hardly say, "No one is allowed to research this technology."
So Chu Fei had proactively proposed researching compressed plasma bombs, and then... there was no then.
Whenever anyone asked, he simply said there were no leads and the technology was stuck there.
Chu Fei had done this because it involved a very interesting phenomenon: if he did not research it and left others to do so, they might actually succeed. But once Chu Fei proposed the research and then got it stuck, the technology was temporarily shelved instead.
Everyone saw it and thought, Even Chu Fei has no clue, so what are we researching it for?
This was why some fraudulent experts could bring disaster upon a nation. Chu Fei himself was now exactly such a fraudulent expert.
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