In the eyes of the craftsmen and researchers of the Han Tribe, there was one well-known fact: their Chieftain possessed unparalleled talent in mechanical manufacturing. To say he was "so wise he seemed almost a demon" would not have been an exaggeration.
This was not merely because Luo Chong had led everyone in developing many useful inventions. What impressed them even more was his judgment regarding the direction of research for various devices. He had never made a mistake. Whenever Luo Chong proposed a research direction, as long as everyone strictly followed what the Chieftain said, things would proceed smoothly most of the time.
Thus, in the eyes of the Han Tribe's people, Luo Chong was practically an immortal who had activated a cheat, truly able to see five hundred years into the past and five hundred years into the future.
But Luo Chong really did have a cheat. His knowledge and experiences from a previous life, thousands of years ahead of this world, were his greatest advantage.
Therefore, when Luo Chong spoke of the future development of clocks and watches, and described his idea of compressing one into the size of a coin so it could be carried at any time—even worn on the wrist—Gu Cheng could not help becoming intensely excited.
If such pocket watches and wristwatches could be made by his own hands, what a tremendous stroke of luck would that be?!
"Thank you, Chieftain, for showing me the way. I'll make these things as soon as possible." After being excited for a moment, Gu Cheng immediately clasped his hands and thanked Luo Chong. He did not know how to say anything pleasant, but his admiration for this Chieftain was genuine.
"No rush, no rush!" Luo Chong waved without even raising his head. His right hand was