Back then, to earn the faction its first bucket of gold, Director Du resolutely went out to move bricks, laboring at the cemetery.
When Du High-Tech transformed into the Cybertron Legion, she was moving bricks.
When the Cybertron Legion conquered the Longhorn Whale Alpha system, she was moving bricks.
When the Cybertron Legion made a fortune through black-market operations, she was moving bricks.
When the legion repelled several attacks from the Silver Skins and Gold Skins and conquered the Alpha civilization, she was still moving bricks.
During that time, Gao Gong sent her messages several times.
Come back, Big Sis Du. Stop getting so obsessed with moving bricks. Come home and inherit your billions.
Unfortunately, she refused. She was hopelessly addicted to moving bricks and simply would not return.
Although you're an engineering woman, is moving bricks really that much fun?
Gao Gong had complained about this more than once.
But later, he realized that Director Du was not moving bricks. She was digging up a grave—the grave of that cosmic aristocrat, the tomb of the "Immortality Project"!
The title of cosmic aristocrat was still quite precious. It was not something one could obtain simply by having money and power.
So since Du Zhaodi wanted to make a big play, taking an unorthodox path from construction foreman to "real-estate developer," Gao Gong let her do as she pleased.
But who could have expected her to be gone for so long?
It was only when the "Mechanist civilization" began to take shape that Gao Gong was confident he could persuade her to come back.
After all, what was better than moving bricks at someone else's construction site? Moving bricks at your own.
And once the Mechanist civilization entered its technological explosion phase, its construction sites would be "everywhere," "covering the entire