"How could a frog in a well like you possibly grasp Phantom Immortal Technology's capabilities?" Fischer said, his voice full of admiration.
At that moment, he had completely forgotten that he had once harbored the very same doubts.
The reporter's face darkened. "Mr. Fischer, please watch your language! And please reconsider your design with a responsible attitude toward human life."
Fischer gave him a contemptuous look. "Responsible toward human life? Building this structure is the greatest responsibility we could take toward human life. Fortunately, the approval authorities here in Huaxia aren't as shortsighted as an idiot like you. Otherwise, this architectural miracle would never have had a chance to see the light of day."
The reporter's face darkened further. Being called an idiot and a frog in a well in quick succession had left him seething.
Before the reporter could challenge him, Fischer continued, "Do you know what materials were used in this building? Do you understand its structural mechanics? Do you know about its life-saving systems? Even a magnitude-ten earthquake couldn't bring this building down. And even in a stronger earthquake, everyone inside would have enough time to rush into a safe room. Every module has one, stocked with enough essential supplies to keep everyone in that module alive for a month. What's more, these safe rooms won't deform even if they're buried a hundred meters underground. What other building could compare with it in terms of safety?"
The reporter was breathing hard. He felt he should never have come to interview this man.
But as a reporter, once someone took a shot at him, he had to find a way to hit back. It was a habit he had developed over the years.
"That only covers earthquakes. What about fires? The more solidly you build it, the harder