Magnifying Glass received Sun Cheng's praise, and the expression on his face grew even more ferocious with excitement.
Sun Cheng had actually noticed long ago that Decepticons, from the moment they were created, seemed to look more vicious and imposing than Autobots.
For a time, Sun Cheng had wanted to establish a project team specifically to study this issue.
But later, he simply had too many things demanding his attention, and he did not have enough personnel under his command to spare. Gradually, the idea faded away.
"Perhaps the matter of Decepticons' appearance, as well as the insignias that inevitably appear on both them and the Autobots, is like the yellow, white, and black races on Earth—a problem akin to something at the level of human genes!"
After speaking with Magnifying Glass for a while, Sun Cheng offered him a few words of encouragement and took the opportunity to put forward some more of his own thoughts and suggestions. He did not remain at the airfield for long before leaving.
As he had said, the armed transport ships were merely the least valuable among the batch of projects soon to bear fruit. Naturally, there were even more impressive things to come.
The achievement that pleased Sun Cheng most undoubtedly came from Mars Base.
Although he had previously sent two batches of Decepticons there first, and had successively purchased four batches of various minerals from both Earth in this world and the real world, developing Mars Base was still extremely difficult.
The greatest difficulty was the lack of chemical fuels needed for industrial development. At least until his second return trip from Mars, Mars Base had dispatched more than a dozen mineral exploration teams, yet they had never been able to find fossil fuels such as coal or petroleum.
However, that