Candy: I Dropped a Hint!

The third-generation ternary computer was already in development, and Mo Jingchun believed it wouldn't be long before they designed and produced a finished model.

When the ternary computer was announced to the public, it would surely make a huge splash.

The only problem facing Mo Jingchun was building an ecosystem of his own.

He couldn't exactly equip every computer with Artificial Intelligence to convert data around the clock.

That simply wasn't realistic—not with the technology available at present.

He shook his head. They'd cross that bridge when they came to it. If all else failed, they could sell the ternary computer as a supercomputer.

Without giving it another thought, Mo Jingchun forwarded the email to Wei Luxue.

Now that the paper had passed review, no one was happier than Wei Luxue.

What Mo Jingchun didn't know was that when Wei Luxue saw the email after arriving at work, she was happy for a moment—and then that was it.

Between a paper and a secure job at Candy Technology's laboratory, Wei Luxue knew which was more practical.

For Mo Jingchun, the day passed just as uneventfully as any other.

But things were different for Zero, a thousand miles away.

From morning until dusk, Zero was busy directing workers as they set up the exhibition platform in the Exhibition Area.

The staff from other companies in the same section couldn't help being drawn to Zero's little, four-foot-tall figure.

At first, they'd been confused that such a large company as Candy Technology had sent a kid to direct the work. But once they learned the truth, they stared at the little figure in astonishment.

They'd seen Candy Technology's Artificial Intelligence online before, but hadn't thought it was anything special.

Now, they saw just how extraordinary it was. Every move Zero made looked exactly