Li Tiejun sat at his desk. Bored out of his mind, he opened Ant Army Company's official website.
Because he had been following news about Ant Army Company and always got firsthand information, he had now been promoted and no longer had to run around outside all the time.
He had noticed a pattern: many of Ant Army Company's major announcements were released through its official website. Army Ant's website had become a place watched by quite a few reporters.
Besides, the Internet Conference had only just ended, and robots were still a hot topic. Plenty of people were paying attention here as well. Robots represented the future, and Ant Army Company's Artificial Intelligence was already at the cutting edge.
No one could say when Ant Army Company would drop another bombshell.
Suddenly, Li Tiejun froze when he saw an updated announcement.
"Research on Earthquake Early Warning? A paper? Written by Chen Mo?"
In those few short lines, Li Tiejun instantly spotted the keywords. Earthquake early warning? Those four words carried tremendous weight—the weight of lives.
Chen Mo had published a paper on earthquake early warning? If it was true, it would be another huge step forward in humanity's fight against nature, a truly immeasurable achievement.
Before he had even finished reading, Li Tiejun quickly uploaded the article with the headline: "Army Ant Releases Research Paper on Earthquake Early Warning."
Whether the paper was real or not, he would not be the one receiving praise or criticism. He was just a media professional. Reporting the news truthfully was his job.
As soon as Li Tiejun's article went live, its clicks and readership skyrocketed. Ant Army Company truly was the darling of the media. In less than a minute, it had surpassed a thousand clicks. It was terrifying.
Li Tiejun was