The Logic Seemed Sound

What should they make? Mo Jingchun fell into deep thought.

They couldn't use such an advanced CNC machine tool to make a screw, could they? That would be like using a cannon to swat a fly—utterly overkill. It would be a ridiculous waste of resources.

But what would be good to make right now?

While Mo Jingchun pondered, Candy was practically buzzing with excitement. Zero had just whispered to her that the giant machine in front of them could make any toy.

"Big brother, big brother."

Candy tugged at Mo Jingchun's sleeve, trying her best to look extra cute. Mo Jingchun glanced down at his little sister and asked, "What is it?"

"Hehe, I want a boat."

"I'm busy right now. I'll buy you one when I have time."

Suddenly, Mo Jingchun paused and looked down at Candy again. No wonder she'd suddenly wanted a boat—she was hoping to use the CNC machine to swat a fly with a cannon.

Unable to think of a better idea, Mo Jingchun shook his head and said helplessly, "Zero, enter the instructions. Make a little boat, nothing too big."

"Sure thing, boss."

For some reason, Candy thought Zero's smile looked a little mischievous.

Her little head spun over it for a while, but she couldn't figure out what was wrong. Zero was so good to her. He definitely wouldn't trick her like her big brother did.

As for the boat, if it was a little small, so be it. She was only going to play in the water with it anyway.

A few minutes later, a toy boat measuring twenty centimeters long and seven centimeters wide, all in one piece, appeared before them.

Looking at the toy boat right in front of him, Mo Jingchun said nothing.

Mo Jingchun fell silent. The toy