Never underestimate the combined power of every country in the world. Mo Jingchun had reason to believe it wouldn't take long to build and deliver the first Seed Ship.
The first Seed Ship had a special mission. Humanity didn't know whether the Merk civilization might suddenly arrive in the Solar System. With so many uncertainties, the first Seed Ship needed to launch as soon as possible and travel far away from the Merk Star System.
Given humanity's current level of technology, all the necessary conditions—Artificial Intelligence, robots, materials, and energy—had been met. Mo Jingchun had reason to believe that the first Seed Ship would be delivered and put into service within a year at the latest.
It might happen even sooner.
In the meantime, if Candy Technology's planned Metal Smelting Plant was completed and supplied raw materials to the Global Joint Operations Center, the profits from that would be no less than those from developing new products.
Mo Jingchun set down the tablet in his hands, his mind full of thoughts.
Just then, Candy came downstairs from the bedroom, combing her hair. Before long, she had fashioned it into a neat bun.
After sitting down, Candy noticed the tablet screen was still on. Curious, she picked it up.
"Oh, they're finally starting to build a spaceship."
"Brother, can't we start making plans too?"
Mo Jingchun glanced at his younger sister. "Do you think everything you see is real? Some things are only meant for you to see. That doesn't mean they're true."
"Instead of worrying about things that have nothing to do with you, you'd be better off focusing on next week's National Math Olympiad Competition. Someone promised me she'd bring home first place."
Candy rolled her eyes dismissively. "My homeroom teacher told me there's always someone better, and there's