The Greater Good

Shangjing.

In an antique courtyard, an elderly man with graying temples sat in a wicker chair, meticulously reading the newspaper in his hands. When he reached a certain section, his brow furrowed slightly. Just then, footsteps sounded outside.

Looking up from the newspaper and seeing Director Li enter the courtyard behind the guard, the old man gave him a surprised look and said with a gentle smile.

"What is it? So early in the morning?"

"I just rushed over from Jinling." Director Li took a deep breath, suppressing the excitement in his voice.

A sharp glint flashed through the old man's eyes. He seemed to have guessed something, but he still asked.

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"What happened in Jinling?"

"The miniaturized Controlled Fusion experimental reactor... under Professor Lu's leadership, has successfully ignited!"

The moment he heard those words, not only did the old man look astonished, but even the guard standing behind Director Li wore an expression of disbelief.

After saying "Good" three times in a row, the old man laughed heartily, folded the newspaper, and rose from his wicker chair.

Walking past Director Li, he stopped beside the path paved with bluestone bricks. Looking at the great willow tree in the courtyard, he sighed from the bottom of his heart.

"...To have a scholar like Professor Lu is truly the nation's good fortune!"

"Yes..." Director Li echoed with a sigh.

Though he was merely echoing him, it was indeed what he felt deep down.

The nuclear energy flowing through the power grid had injected fresh blood into the sluggish manufacturing industry. Boundless energy was improving people's lives. With knowledge, Lu Zhou had changed everything about this country and pushed open the