After Feng Jun hung up, he did not get any rest, because Mou Miao called him almost immediately.
The Boiler Engine's structure had already been finalized, and all the parts had been manufactured. The overall assembly was complete as well, but there were still some connection issues that needed to be resolved.
Mou Miao sent over a document via ChatChat, titled Boiler Engine Operating Instructions (Draft), and asked Feng Jun for his opinion.
The draft was truly rough—only three pages in total. All the descriptions and instructions used extremely simple wording, omitting many function words and even content words such as adverbs. It was like Xia people speaking a foreign language, basically just blurting out individual words.
But writing a draft like that saved a great deal of time. It was clear that they were working desperately to meet the deadline.
Besides that, there were sketches, photos of the actual machine, and hand-drawn images that had been photographed and inserted into the document.
Feng Jun gave it a quick look and felt that operating it would truly test a person's skills. It was far more troublesome than a diesel generator. One required professional-level operation, while the other was foolproof. They could not be compared at all.
So he sent Mou Miao a ChatChat message, hoping that she would develop an improved Boiler Engine as soon as possible. It needed to emphasize foolproof operation and ideally reach a degree of intelligence—not robot-level, of course, but it at least had to be simple enough for Donghua natives to operate.
Before this, Feng Jun had been strongly opposed to popularizing science in the Phone Plane. Because of that, he had not even wanted to sell agricultural vehicles.
But now, he could no longer be so willful. The reason was simple: without widespread promotion