Borneo had remained in the midst of reform throughout 1932.
Every aspect of life had become orderly, brimming with vitality.
Time flew, and before long, 1933 arrived.
Kuching.
At the beginning of that year, Fermi had immigrated here with his wife and children.
The earth-shaking blast of the Pangu Atomic Bomb had made Borneo the safest place in the world. No one dared provoke it.
However, Li Qiwei had publicly declared that he would not meddle in international disputes.
As a result, the atomic bomb's impact on the situation in Europe did not spread further.
With the Nazis coming to power, the atmosphere in Italy and Germany grew increasingly tense.
There had even been cases of scientists being openly seized and forced to research atomic bombs.
Fermi naturally loved his homeland, but he knew even more clearly that something like the atomic bomb must never fall into the hands of ambitious men.
Professor Bruce had proven through his actions that he could abide by humanity's moral principles.
But could the Nazis?
Once they obtained the atomic bomb, the world might be plunged into fear forever.
Fermi did not dare gamble.
He did not want to live caught between national interests and personal feelings.
So, under the pretext of a visit, he simply stayed in Borneo.
Li Qiwei naturally welcomed this wholeheartedly.
Given Fermi's abilities, Li Qiwei even built a laboratory for him alone, naming it Fermi Laboratory to demonstrate his welcome for talent.
Fermi quickly came to like it here.
"Everyone here is talented, and they speak so pleasantly. I really love it here."
Though he came from Italy, his status earned him the highest respect.
Because this was a nation of science!
As long as one carried a love for science and had contributed to it, one could receive