Tony found an opportunity to have a private meeting with Chang Wei.
Sitting across from him was Chang Wei, an ethnic Chinese man even younger than Tony, yet already the founder and CEO of War God Industries—a name renowned throughout both America's business and military circles.
Tony's first impression of Chang Wei was complex and subtle.
This young Chinese man exuded an indescribable aura, possessing both the reserved steadiness of an Easterner and the sharpness and decisiveness of a Western entrepreneur.
His gaze was deep, as though he could Perceive Hearts, and an almost imperceptible smile rested on his lips, giving him an unfathomable air.
Tony pondered to himself. A man who had risen within a white-dominated business empire while avoiding the encirclement of Wall Street's greedy financial tycoons and the Military-Industrial Complex was certainly not someone whose methods and intelligence could be underestimated.
What surprised Tony even more was that War God Industries had not only entered the military industry but had independently developed Power Armor. Even Tony had to acknowledge the advanced nature of that technology.
This meant that the forces backing him were beyond imagination, and it was also why Tony wanted to work with him.
"The new energy market is a blue ocean that has yet to be fully developed. Its potential is limitless."
Tony had shed his usual flippancy and unruliness, and his words carried an unprecedented seriousness.
"Stark Industries has always been devoted to Technological Innovation, and War God Industries is exactly what we need. I believe that our cooperation can lead the coming energy revolution."
Pepper Potts watched Tony in astonishment from the side, scarcely daring to believe her eyes.
In her memory, Tony had always been that arrogant, wild, and overbearing man. Offending people was practically routine for him.
And now, he