It Worked

Haizhou.

Nuclear Industry Group laboratory.

Academician Wang Zengguang sat before the lab bench, glasses perched on his nose, staring intently at the blueprints in his hands as he frowned in thought.

When the Miniaturized Controlled Fusion Project had first been launched, the task of designing Magnetohydrodynamic Generator Units that were smaller and better suited for installation aboard spacecraft had fallen to the Nuclear Industry Group, which had participated in designing the Pangu Reactor's generator units.

Although the Miniaturized Controlled Fusion Project had never been viewed favorably, Wang, as a member of the Nuclear Industry Group's headquarters, had still resolutely taken the lead in carrying this banner.

There was no other reason.

Aside from his trust in Lu Zhou, who had once led them to victory, there was also responsibility.

Just then, the phone on the table suddenly rang.

Wang Zengguang frowned. He hated being interrupted by calls when he was busy, but when he saw the caller's name, he immediately abandoned the thought of ignoring it and reached for the phone to answer.

The instant the call connected, before he could even say hello, a hearty voice tinged with excitement came from the other end.

"Academician Wang, have you gotten your Magnetohydrodynamic Generator Units sorted out yet?"

Hearing Lu Zhou's teasing remark, Academician Wang, whose expression had been stern just moments ago, immediately broke into a grin. He chuckled. "You're worried about us now? We can get a prototype built for you within a month at the latest. What about your side? Have you made any progress?"

The Magnetohydrodynamic Generator Units were a minor matter. They looked advanced, but they were hardly some kind of black technology. The crucial issue was still the reactor itself. If they could not build the reactor, then whether they used magnetohydrodynamic power generation or