"That's not what I meant."
Tony spoke dismissively. Back when Stark Industries had still been a military-industrial giant, he could completely ignore General Ross. Things were naturally different now, but Tony still would not take General Ross seriously.
After all, neither Stark Industries' scale nor Tony's status as a major capitalist was something General Ross could afford to offend.
"Gravity Generator, Supernova Reactor... what other surprises do you have that I don't know about?"
Tony's tone carried both curiosity and amazement.
He had originally assumed that the Gravity Generator Chang Wei had demonstrated merely created a simple Gravitational Field for experiments or applications in specific environments.
However, when he witnessed the entire process firsthand—the device not only created a Gravitational Field, but also cleverly used it to leverage and affect the surrounding natural gravity—the technological breakthrough far exceeded his imagination.
He was more than a hundred years ahead of humanity's era!
Facing Tony's praise, Chang Wei merely smiled faintly and said modestly, "No more. These are all projects I'm researching. They just happened to make some progress."
His gaze was clear, without the slightest hint of smugness or pride, as though all of this was only natural—the duty he ought to fulfill as a scientist.
"What are you planning to do with this big green guy?"
Tony muttered inwardly. If he had not known a little about the "modesty" in Chinese culture, he would have almost suspected Chang Wei of deliberately messing with him.
After all, Chang Wei's accomplishments were simply too astonishing: the discovery of new elements, the development of new materials, the successful Thermonuclear Fusion Reactor, the birth of the Gravity Generator... every single one was enough to leave any scientist's name in history, yet all of them had come from a young man under thirty.
"Pack him