Qin Lin gave the order, and Shen Li immediately went to make the arrangements.
Minister Lu had been drawn in, too. After all, Boss Qin was going to research Planet Gravity technology, and that was far more important than something like silver material technology.
Silver materials could at most reduce energy loss in their power systems and increase the power of weapons that used related forms of energy.
But Planet Gravity technology could transform an entire planet. As long as they solved the gravity problem and then the atmospheric problem, that planet could be made suitable for human habitation.
Their country would usher in a new era.
So Minister Lu stopped paying attention to mithril and immediately called the Chinese Academy of Sciences to make arrangements.
The entire Chinese Academy of Sciences was soon stirred into action. Even the leaders above them were alerted.
Those who knew the situation understood just how capable Academician Xiao Qin was when it came to research, and how extraordinary his talent was.
At first, there had even been academicians at the Chinese Academy of Sciences who refused to accept him. Yet they had soon been proven wrong, left utterly embarrassed.
Every time, Academician Xiao Qin had taken problems that those academicians had spent ages trying to solve—or technologies they had poured years of research into without success—and thrown the answers in their faces in no time at all.
Even when presented with technology Academician Xiao Qin had already developed, many academicians still needed a long time to figure it out.
They had once questioned Xiao Qin's abilities. That had been humiliating—perhaps more than merely humiliating.
Most importantly, these technologies hadn't all been in a single field. They covered all kinds of disciplines.
Mastering even one field was an impressive achievement. Accomplishments in a single