Tony turned his head and saw Jiang Siming smiling at him. "Boss, you asked me to handle the suit problem. You should at least let me know the suit's principles and cutting-edge technology, right?"
Hearing this, Tony knew Jiang Siming was right. Without thinking too much about it, he had J.A.R.V.I.S. authorize Jiang Siming to inspect it, then continued being jealous over Pepper Potts.
Jiang Siming easily found Iron Man's suit technology, only to discover that it wasn't as perfect as he had imagined.
The Iron Man Suit Tony had asked him to study was only the sixth generation—the Mark VI.
The Iron Man Suit Jiang Siming had obtained earlier was also the Mark VI.
What he wanted even more was the seventh or eighth model.
Tony had developed more than fifty suits in total. Of course, aside from the first ten, the rest up through the Mark XLIX had little value.
Those were all specialized suits for specific situations. They might only have one or two functions, having been developed specifically for special missions.
Only the first ten generations were truly complete.
Of course, the best were the Mark L and Mark LXXXV. Both suits used brand-new nanotechnology, raising their combat power by an entire tier.
Those two models had only appeared during Avengers 4, so Tony obviously had not created them yet.
But that didn't matter. Jiang Siming wasn't merely after the complete suit—he was targeting the technology behind it.
As long as he mastered the technology and principles involved, he could completely build one himself after returning.
Thus, Jiang Siming began openly studying the technology and principles behind the Iron Man Suit.
Fortunately, he had picked up skills in physics and Mechanical Engineering from the fragments. Otherwise, he really wouldn't have understood it and could only have