As for setting it up, Tang Wen was not worried. It was much easier than installing wind turbines.
This time, Tang Wen had also purchased a batch of oil exploration equipment. Once he returned, he planned to investigate just how much oil the field at Moyun Stockade held.
If the reserves were small, there was no need to rack his brains over it. If they were abundant, Tang Wen would also have to consider extraction and the construction of an oil refinery.
After all, the four islands of Sumei, Tianshi, White Tiger, and Divine Turtle could accommodate large numbers of wind turbines to meet their electricity needs.
But if he expanded into Jiangzhou and other cities in the future, places like the entertainment city would also need vast amounts of electricity. There was no way to install wind turbines in cities.
He would have to build some small power plants that generated electricity using diesel or gasoline.
Tang Wen felt that one brain simply was not enough. How many brain cells would he grind to death, and how much effort would he expend, every time he completed a major project?
After all, modern factories were all very complex. For the time being, Tang Wen could only establish some heavy-duty factories that were not particularly demanding technologically.
The key to building factories was skilled workers, but the Chu Kingdom had none. Everything had to start from scratch.
By the time he finished all this, three months had passed. Only then did Tang Wen turn his attention to his phone.
He discovered that Luo Xue had called dozens of times, so he called her back.
"Where the hell did you disappear to? Didn't you ask me to bring the Secretary over? He came, and you went missing," Luo Xue said, her face