How could Huang Youjun not be puzzled? He was a man who had seen plenty of the world, yet even he was astonished by this sight. But the young man before him acted as if nothing had happened. It was hard to believe this was his first experience.
Sun Li smiled. "You must be joking, Chairman Huang. Why would I lie to you? This Skyflying was only delivered early this morning."
Sun Li paused, then continued, "But although I'd never ridden in a real Skyflying before, I did experience it in a virtual setting. There's no difference."
Huang Youjun still had some doubts, but he felt that explanation was plausible enough, so he stopped asking.
After all, this was no time for endless questions. Making the most of this journey into space was what mattered.
Although this Skyflying would belong to Huang Youjun from now on, the same thought had occurred to everyone else: even with a Skyflying capable of interstellar travel, he couldn't just head off to the moon whenever he pleased without government permission, could he?
In fact, because of the Skyflying's outstanding capabilities, the government would probably regulate the product directly and introduce corresponding rules.
Who knew how long it would take for all that to be settled?
So for a long time to come, this outrageously flashy Skyflying could only serve as an ordinary means of transportation, just like the other Skyflying sedans.
"Manager Sun..." Huang Youjun looked hesitant to speak.
Sun Li picked up a grape from the table and smiled. "What is it? Just say what's on your mind, Chairman Huang."
Huang Youjun looked at Sun Li. "When do you think the government will lift all restrictions on taking the Skyflying to the moon?"
"I couldn't say for sure," Sun Li replied. "But... I