It was the same conference room at Kyoto's National Security Center.
But this time, the room was no longer filled with screens.
Within twelve hours, leaders from every nation had personally rushed to China.
The moment the man in the white shirt entered the room—
Whoosh.
The leaders of every nation rose to their feet in unison, their eyes filled with reverence.
Their attitude was worlds apart from last time.
Liu Di took his seat.
Mr. Song sat to his left, while the seat on his right had originally belonged to the leader of a China-friendly nation.
Then Leip declared, "Move aside. Liu Di and I have known each other for a long time, and we're close friends!"
Leip took the seat.
Liu Di let out a faint breath and acted as though he had seen nothing.
A Western professor in his fifties rubbed his hands together and stood at the front of the conference table. Somewhat nervous, he cleared his throat. "Hello, Mr. Liu. My name is Hills. On behalf of the space agencies of all nations, I'll explain the current situation to you."
Liu Di's eyes flickered for an instant before he smiled. "I already know."
"Huh?"
Everyone present was stunned.
Liu Di had not only hacked into the network and obtained every nation's progress on manned spaceflight, but had even traveled through time to visit their bases and personally inspect the construction of their spacecraft.
At that moment—
Liu Di nodded. "Energy compression technology and hydrogen energy technology. The spacecraft have even reached the standard of spaceships. Their maximum range has reached 40.5 million kilometers, enough to land on Venus."
"The space station jointly built by all nations is also pretty good. With its fuel resupply, the range can increase by another 10 million kilometers. There's a