How Could He Have Died Just Like That?

Wang Yue left behind a set of blueprints and stayed late talking with Old Master Luo before finally leaving his house. He also let the old man see that he had a deep understanding of aircraft design, which put Old Master Luo at ease. He had truly feared that Wang Yue had merely gotten the blueprints from a foreign aircraft company. If that were the case, handing them over to someone else would have made all of Wang Yue's efforts pointless.

Just a few days after Old Master Luo got the blueprints, Manager Wu signed an agreement with an aircraft company in Shu. Manufacturing had already begun on the aircraft parts Wang Yue designed.

Wang Yue knew what was going on and stopped paying attention to it. He had two dairy companies, so he wasn't short of money for the time being, and Star Technology had enough to cover its expenses. Building a drone hive on a whim was a minor expense in comparison.

But once Wang Yue had some free time, he suddenly realized something was wrong. Hadn't he decided not to expose controlled nuclear fusion? How had he nearly let the secret slip?

He went over it in his mind and grew frustrated. Back then, his mouth had simply moved faster than his brain. He'd wanted to bluff Luo Youyou, and his thoughts had instinctively jumped to that idea because it had worked before. Besides, given the way things were progressing, they'd develop controlled nuclear fusion sooner or later. It might take a few years, but by then he'd need a lot of money.

Wang Yue naturally thought of the brainwave gaming project he had on hand. If he wanted to make money and support Star Technology's growth, he still needed to develop it. Those brainwave gaming headsets