However, reality left him utterly dumbfounded.
Hulk, the once-invincible behemoth, was now being toyed with in Chang Wei's palm, like a helpless lamb.
"How is this possible?"
General Ross muttered, his eyes filled with disbelief.
Of course, he knew the owner of that Silver Battle Suit—Chang Wei, a man hailed as a genius on par with Tony Stark. The difference was that Chang Wei had a Chinese face.
Deep down, General Ross had always harbored a certain prejudice and distrust toward Chinese scientists and engineers.
This sentiment was not without cause. It was rooted in past experience and prejudice, especially in the military industry, where Asians were often regarded as outsiders, unable to truly integrate into the power network dominated by white men.
However, Chang Wei's emergence had completely overturned that situation.
Not only was his Power Armor technologically advanced and exceptionally capable, but more importantly, he was willing to sell the technology to the military, forming a stark contrast to Tony Stark's stubbornness.
Tony Stark insisted that his Iron Man suit was a private weapon for protecting the world and refused to militarize it.
Because of this, Chang Wei rapidly rose to become a dazzling new star in the Military-Industrial Complex, even replacing Stark's position in some respects. His influence and strength surpassed anything seen during Stark's time.
General Ross knew very well that even a senior general like him had no choice but to bow his head before a giant like War God Industries.
War God Industries, the military-industrial Empire founded single-handedly by Chang Wei, had now become the leading force in the Military-Industrial Complex. Its influence permeated every corner of the country. Whether it was the development of cutting-edge weapons or the formulation of national defense strategy, neither could do without War God Industries' involvement and support.