Super Copy of Great Power Technology

"After these flying cars come on the market, can people like me who hold a C driver's license drive them?" Du Qingqing asked curiously.

"You can drive it, but the C license has quite a lot of restrictions. The autopilot function must be turned on during the flight, and the driver has no right to operate it. Only after returning to the ground road can the driver drive it."

"If I can only drive it on the ground, then what's the point of buying a flying car? Is it just to show off? Is there any way for me to drive a flying car and fly into the blue sky?"

"There is a way, that is to drive a flying car, or to take an S-class driver's license. Only the holder of an S-class driver's license can control the flying car throughout the entire process, including the flight status. The S-class driver's license is a new driver's license level added by the traffic control department, which is specially designed for flying cars. If you want to get an S-class driver's license, you must participate in training, learn some flying knowledge, flight traffic regulations, flying car driving and other courses, and finally take the assessment. Only those who pass can get an S-class driver's license."

"It's so troublesome. It seems that I have no hope of getting an S-class driver's license. It would be nice to have you as the driver when we go out in the future. By the way, husband, do you have that S-class driver's license? You are not driving without a license, right? What if you are stopped by the traffic police? That would be very troublesome."

"Who am I looking down on? It's just an S-class license. I got it a few months ago. For someone like me who often flies space planes, getting a flying car license shouldn't be a piece of cake."

Qiao Ruida and Du Qingqing chatted all the way, and it took only more than an hour to return to the capital. This is the charm of flying cars. The flying speed is much faster than the vehicles running on the ground. It can ignore the terrain and road restrictions and directly take the shortest straight line. It can reach the destination in the shortest time, which greatly saves time.

Qiao Ruida looked out the window at the thousand-year-old imperial capital, with tall buildings, surging crowds of people, and busy traffic. It was a scene of great prosperity. "Wife, should we go back to school to end our vacation, or go home directly?"

Du Qingqing looked up at the time and said, "It's too late. When we get to school, the teachers will almost be off work. Let's go find someone to cancel our leave or go home directly. By the way, when we pass by the vegetable market, stop there. I'll buy some vegetables and meat. I'll let you try some new dishes I learned tonight."

Since the two got married, Du Qingqing let go of a lot of work and handed it over to her subordinates to complete, freeing up more time to manage the family, such as learning how to cook. I still remember when they just started dating, Du Qingqing was still a young lady who had never touched housework. The only dish she could cook was scrambled eggs, and she couldn't control the heat, so she often scrambled them. So when they started their business, the two of them ate most of the takeaway lunch.

It was not until the sophomore year that Qiao Ruida bought a courtyard house in Beijing, moved out of school with Du Qingqing, and moved in, starting a sweet cohabitation life. From that time on, Du Qingqing began to learn how to fry, how to cook, and how to do housework. As the only food taster, Qiao Ruida ate a lot of dark dishes made by Du Qingqing. He endured the burnt smell and stuffed all the dishes into his stomach. He also had to give Du Qingqing a thumbs up and praise him against his will. Fortunately, Du Qingqing had a good talent for cooking. After only half a year, some home-cooked dishes were cooked well. In the past few years, Du Qingqing's cooking skills have been constantly improving, and he has already had some skills of a professional chef.

According to the latest regulations, only the area near the airport and within the Third Ring Road in Beijing is a no-fly zone. The Shijia Hutong where Qiao Ruida's courtyard is located is within the Second Ring Road, which happens to be within the no-fly zone. So if Qiao Ruida and his partner want to go home, they must find a road with sparse traffic outside the Third Ring Road, land from the sky, and then drive along the ground road into the Third Ring Road.

Today, Beijing is equipped with a number of special flying cars, including fire trucks, police cars, and ambulances. Although there are not many of them, they are often seen in the sky above Beijing. Therefore, pedestrians near the vegetable market were not too surprised to see Qiao Ruida driving a flying car from the sky. There were not many onlookers, which made Qiao Ruida feel relieved.

After finding an empty parking space in a nearby parking lot and parking the car, Qiao Ruida and Du Qingqing walked into the vegetable market hand in hand. To be honest, there were not many people in the vegetable market in the afternoon.

The vegetables were good, but those who were still selling them were either too expensive or the vegetables were not fresh. Du Qingqing searched and picked all the way through the market, and only then did she buy a few vegetables that were acceptable. She also bought some fresh pork, beef and mutton, which were enough for cooking in the next few days.

Half an hour later, Qiao Ruida and Du Qingqing left the vegetable market carrying a dozen bags of various sizes. Half an hour later, the two had returned to the courtyard, and they were greeted by their younger sister Qiao Ruixue.

Qiao Ruida had just opened the car door and got out of the car, and opened the trunk to get something when he saw his younger sister Qiao Ruixue rushing over from the Moon Gate.

"Brother, sister-in-law, you are finally back. I missed you so much. Hey, there are so many bags. Let me see what you bought. Why are they all vegetables and meat? Brother, you just came back from the moon, didn't you bring me some moon specialties?"

Qiao Ruida rolled his eyes and complained, "We don't have any special products from the moon, but we did bring back a lot of rocks from the moon. Do you want some?"

"Forget about the stones. I'm not an expert in lunar rocks and soil, so why do I need that stuff? Brother, you've been on the moon for a month, and you didn't find some gems or anything on the moon?" Qiao Ruixue took some bags from Qiao Ruida and followed the two of them to the backyard.

"I didn't find any gems, but I did bring back some finished jewelry. I put them in that box. You can pick whichever one you like." During this business trip to the moon, Qiao Ruida did bring back some jewelry that the Naga people had discarded. There were about dozens of pieces. The materials, shapes, and processing techniques were very different from those of the jewelry of humans on Earth, and they had an exotic feel. These jewelry have little scientific research value, but they are very suitable for collection. After all, they are antiques at least tens of thousands of years old, and they were produced by the Naga people. They have great historical and collection value. Of course, what Qiao Ruida took out was not the original, but a replica made using a gold finger. However, the materials, shapes, and even the production years of these replicas are exactly the same as the originals, and no one can tell the difference.

As they were talking, the three of them had already arrived at the backyard. Jarvis discovered Qiao Ruida's return through the camera, controlled the robot, opened the door, stood beside and bowed, and said, "Boss, welcome home!" "Thank you for your hard work, Jarvis. While handling company affairs, you also have to allocate computing power to control the robot to clean the room."

After changing into slippers, Du Qingqing carried vegetables and meat and went into the kitchen to cook. Qiao Ruixue immediately found the box her brother mentioned, opened the lid, and was immediately attracted by the exquisite and strange jewelry in the box.

"Wow, what beautiful jewelry, what a cool design! Are these jewelry really found on the moon? How is this possible? How can finished jewelry be produced on the moon? Are you kidding me?"

Qiao Ruida sorted and stored the luggage she brought back, returned to the living room, sat down on the sofa, and stretched comfortably. Hearing her sister's question, Qiao Ruida thought for a moment and replied:
"Of course it's true. I, your brother, never lie. As for how these jewels came to be on the moon, that's a long story. When our second unmanned lunar probe Pioneer was launched by Reda Aerospace, we discovered an alien spacecraft buried for at least tens of thousands of years under the ice at the South Pole of the Moon..."

The discovery of alien spaceships at the South Pole of the Moon and the excavation of alien spaceships are both top secret projects. However, the so-called top secret is only for the public and other countries, fearing that the appearance of aliens and alien spaceships will cause panic among the public and attract the covetousness of other space powers in the world. In fact, within the aerospace system and Ruida Group, there are many people who know the news that alien spaceships have been discovered at the South Pole of the Moon, but they just don’t know the details of the excavation. Qiao Ruixue is his sister, and there is no problem with reliability. It is harmless to reveal some information about alien spaceships to her appropriately.

After hearing the whole story, Qiao Ruixue blinked her eyes in disbelief. "So, these beautiful jewellery are the remains of some dead people. It's scary to think about it. I'd better not give it up."

Hearing his sister's words, Qiao Ruida suddenly became Spartan, "Xiaoxue, your focus is too strange. These jewelry were left by the Naga people on the Purple Moon spacecraft. They are not their burial objects. What's so scary about them? To put it bluntly, these jewelry are similar to the heirloom antiques collected in the Forbidden City. There is no problem in collecting, playing with, or even wearing them."

"Oh, so they are relics, not relics. That's fine. I'll pick a few pieces reluctantly. Hey, aren't these glittering gold jewelry made of pure gold? Why are they so light?" Qiao Ruixue picked up a very beautiful flower hairpin, weighed it, and found that the weight seemed to be wrong.

"Yes, this is an alloy unique to the Naga people. Although it looks shiny, it actually contains very little gold. This alloy is acid-resistant, alkali-resistant, and corrosion-resistant, and has a certain memory property. If the jewelry is affected by external forces and deforms, it will be able to restore itself after being left for a period of time."

"Really? Let me try to break it. Hey, the petals really returned to their original position, and even the creases disappeared completely. What a magical memory metal. Brother, what kinds of gems are these inlaid in the jewelry? Why have I never seen them before?" Qiao Ruixue is now on the rich list, with a net worth of at least tens of billions. She has a lot of jewelry given by others and bought by herself. The gems that she has never seen must be very rare, or have never appeared on Earth.

"This is a gem called hornblende, which is produced on the planet Horned, which was once colonized by the Naga people. This gem is crystal clear, has high light transmittance and refractive index, and is even harder than diamond. The Academy of Sciences is still analyzing its specific composition and molecular structure."

An hour later, dinner started. After more than a month, Qiao Ruida ate Du Qingqing's food again (they had been eating in the cafeteria during their stay in Ruida Space City). Her cooking skills had really improved. They were just a few home-cooked dishes, but they looked and tasted like imperial court meals. Qiao Ruida's appetite was so good that he finished half of the table by himself.

There was no conversation that night. Early the next morning, Qiao Ruida, Du Qingqing, and Qiao Ruixue drove to Peking University. After arriving at the school, the three of them went their separate ways and headed for their respective destinations. Qiao Ruixue is a junior this year and is very busy with her schoolwork. As soon as she entered the campus, she rushed to the classroom to attend class. Du Qingqing ran to the Economics and Management Office Building to ask her tutor to cancel her leave. Qiao Ruida came to the chip laboratory headed by Academician Wang alone. After verifying his identity at the door, he pushed the door and walked in.

"Classmate, who are you looking for? This is a chip laboratory and you can't just barge in." A cute girl wearing glasses stopped in front of Qiao Ruida and said seriously.

Just as Qiao Ruida was about to explain, an old man in the laboratory recognized Qiao Ruida and spoke to help Qiao Ruida out of the embarrassment, "Xiaoya, this Qiao Ruida is a graduate student supervised by Academician Wang. As a supervisor, we should call him Junior Uncle."

The girl who was blocking the way stuck out her tongue and immediately made way, "I'm sorry, Junior Master, I just got here and I don't know you."

Qiao Ruida smiled gently and said, "It's okay. I only come to the lab a few times a year. It's normal that you don't recognize me. By the way, who is your supervisor? Tell me and see if I know him."

"My mentor is Professor Zhou Wanda. Do you know him, little uncle?" The little girl looked up and down at Qiao Ruida with curiosity. She felt that she had seen this face somewhere and it looked familiar.

"So you are Brother Zhou's apprentice, so we are not outsiders. When I took the college entrance examination, I did well, and it was Brother Zhou who signed me up for Peking University. Later, he taught us two courses. After I graduated from undergraduate school, I took the postgraduate entrance examination and became a student of Academician Wang. We became fellow apprentices again, and we are as close as can be."

The three of them walked in while talking, and soon arrived at the laboratory area. The laboratories of each subject in the school have different characteristics. In the chemistry laboratory, the tables are filled with test tubes, beakers, and combustion flasks, and the cabinets are filled with a large number of colorful reagent bottles; in the physics laboratory, the tables are filled with mechanical processing equipment and observation equipment of various brands and shapes, and any one of them may be worth millions; chip laboratories are generally divided into two types. In the chip design laboratory, the tables are filled with various computers, including desktops, laptops, and tablets. (End of this chapter)