"Don't even think about it. It's definitely a trap—whatever you do, don't go." In the holographic projection, Li Chengzhi's voice was more grave than ever.
Experts from the domestic space agency had also received invitations to attend the space conference.
Holding a global space conference at a time like this, and not even within the country, meant anyone planning to go had to consider their personal safety.
The global situation was chaotic now, with undercurrents surging beneath the surface. It was far from as simple as it appeared.
No important figure would easily travel abroad at a time like this.
"I know. Thanks for the warning," Chen Mo said.
"It's not a warning. I contacted you because I hope you won't go. Otherwise, no one knows what might happen at the venue or what consequences it could cause."
Li Chengzhi urged him.
"Besides, regarding Mars ownership, they occupy the high ground in public opinion and rules. Going there won't do you any good. Those online comments are all being pushed by people with ulterior motives. It's a provocation."
"Mm."
Li Chengzhi's breath caught. He did not know what else to say. From Chen Mo's tone, it was clear he still intended to go, and Li Chengzhi could only worry helplessly.
Chen Mo's status was anything but ordinary.
Before Li Chengzhi could speak, Chen Mo spoke again.
"The online comments are quite right. If I don't even have the nerve to attend a conference, how could I control Mars?" Chen Mo said with a smile. "I don't need their recognition, but I do want to see what kind of waves they can stir up."
"You..." Li Chengzhi choked, growing somewhat irritated.
"A little more excitement is good. Otherwise, it's research all day long. Life would be too monotonous," Chen Mo said