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Chapter 83 Urgent Excavation! The Stubborn Guy (Please Subscribe)
Another world, frontline command post.

Su Mingjin stood in front of the electronic sand table, looking at the flags representing the mining area and outposts, her face showing no emotion.

"To date, we have observed a group of 6700 wild men over 170 kilometers away. We have discovered at least six wild man groups with different lifestyles, and some of them are suspected to have individuals with supernatural powers..."

"...To ensure safety, the engineering corps is opening up logistical supply channels to ensure sufficient logistics and firepower when making contact with the savage tribes of the other world."

Has the boundary changed on the other side?

"Report to the deputy commander-in-chief: In the 24 hours from yesterday to now, the snow line has moved another 50 meters south, more green plants are being covered by snow and ice, and large numbers of animals are migrating south! I think we need to speed up the plan to capture the otherworldly animals."

"Wait a minute, I need the Chemistry Department to finalize the report on refining materials in the other world, and to confirm that the geothermal power plant is powered on."

After she finished reading the report sent by Li Xiang, the corners of her mouth, which had been tightly closed, finally slowly turned up.

"The minds of scientists are truly our most precious asset," she murmured, her eyes gleaming sharply.

"Contact Ke Cheng immediately!" she commanded, her voice firm and resolute.

"Tell him that if he doesn't have enough manpower and equipment, he should make demands! The mining speed needs to be fast!"

"Ok!"

……

In the modern world, the Octagon is the intelligence center of the eagles!
"Sir, yes, I'm sure of it! There were only rocks, sand, concrete, and countless transport vehicles there, nothing else!"

Peter replied to his boss with a helpless expression.

"No, there's definitely something wrong. They are a very cunning and clever people. They love to use things that are out in the open to cover up their private strategic objectives."

“I consulted economists and environmental ecologists, and after many analyses, they all concluded that building a large city along the Zhuri River would not bring any positive benefits in the next 100 years.”

"So, do you think the other party simply wants to relocate people to the west?"

"Relocate? Have they gone mad, wasting so much manpower and resources?"

"Sir, the Easterners have done a lot of things that have consumed a lot of manpower and resources, and it has been proven that in the years that followed, the chain of benefits they gained from these efforts were much higher than expected!"

Listening to his subordinates, General Jackson looked at the enlarged satellite image of the Zhurihe River.

After more than half a month of busy work, this place has long since become a bustling hub.

What annoyed Jackson was that the other side had actually erected sunshades inside the complex that radar could not penetrate.

Although they announced the tender as being to prevent long-distance drivers from suffering from heatstroke, he, with his background in intelligence work, always felt that something was amiss.

Jackson rubbed his temples: "It would be safer to have the intelligence department investigate!"

"Peter, go ahead and get busy. I heard you're getting married?"

"Yes, about a month!"

"Let me know when it happens, I'll be there for the wedding!"

"welcome."

……

Zhu Rihe, Logistics Department.

Looking at the latest data report, Li Weiguo couldn't hide the smile on his face.

"The situation is stable and improving; the advantage lies with us!"

He added a few more goji berries to the thermos with satisfaction. The red berries floated in the chrysanthemum tea, steam rising from the surface.

The news from the front lines was even more heartwarming than this cup of hot tea. Especially the "two-way bug" theory about the new material—it was simply a stroke of genius.

"Making parts on Earth and enchanting them in another world? ...How do these kids' brains work? The Creator opened a back door, that's a good analogy, I like it!"

Li Weiguo tapped the table lightly. This not only meant a significant reduction in logistical pressure, but also represented the beginning of a brand-new technological tree that belonged exclusively to China.

This means they can use their mature industrial system in an absolutely safe homeland to mass-produce countless semi-finished "magical equipment" like an assembly line, then ship them over for automatic upgrades.

Risk? Controllable. Cost? Low.

This is practically treating another world like a modern-day equipment upgrade station!

He turned to the next page of the report, his brow furrowing slightly before quickly relaxing.

"There are still quite a few problems with the infrastructure."

After half a month of development, the advance team had basically figured out the terrain within a few dozen kilometers of the time portal. The geothermal power plant was under construction at an accelerated pace, and high and low temperature resistant steel specially sourced from Baosteel and Baogang was being transported there continuously.

The scientists dispatched to the other world are also verifying the operational reliability of the power generation device there.

The fuel generators that the military brought to the other world all worked normally, and no problems were found.

Both fuel-powered generators and solar panels can be used. Although the efficiency of solar panels is questionable, it's better to have them than nothing.

However, some of the high-precision equipment experienced errors and malfunctions.

The microscopic world of this other world is far too complex.

The existence of magical elemental particles, in particular, has severely disrupted modern people's traditional knowledge of physics.

Many scientific devices can be used, but they all require systematic analysis and extension before parameters can be adjusted for various high-tech devices.

For example, the super atomic clock used for large-scale positioning.

This thing has an incredibly sophisticated name, and its scope of use is even more sophisticated.

In the modern world, it is primarily used for time synchronization.

The atomic clock at the University of Tokyo can keep track of 4000 years of time with an error of only one second.

In the modern world, time and space are synchronized, forming the cornerstone of modern technology.

As the saying goes, a small difference can lead to a huge error. If the other world had satellite and positioning systems, the University of Tokyo could freely deploy more sophisticated and streamlined weapons. They could then launch a devastating barrage against areas suspected of harboring undead, detected by drones.

Once such an attack is achieved, relying on the industrial capacity of Industrial Cthulhu, combat efficiency and capabilities will increase exponentially.

Unfortunately, the atomic order in this other world is often affected by magical elements, resulting in many subtle discrepancies.

For example, the NIM-TF3 atomic clock brought by the advance team.

This 1.5-meter-tall, refrigerator-sized behemoth that can be loaded onto military trucks is a robust and durable weapon used by the military. It can maintain a timing deviation of less than one trillionth of a second even after long-term transport on rugged roads and in harsh conditions.

However, when this thing arrived in the other world, the device malfunctioned and even became paralyzed at one point.

High-precision timing systems are fundamental to modern warfare, helping radars thousands of kilometers apart to work in sync to detect and track stealth aircraft.

Although the other world lacks advanced weaponry as enemies, the loss of top-tier atomic clocks in humanity's advanced weaponry will cause unimaginable chain reactions to various detection weapons.

This is a vital national asset; a high-precision time synchronization system is the cornerstone of modern warfare.

Without it, radar synchronization information would easily become useless, and missiles would easily become like headless flies in strong electromagnetic environments. On Earth, atomic clocks only have an error of one second in four thousand years, but in this alternate world, they simply malfunction and stop working.

It's like a top-notch sniper suddenly developing severe astigmatism and cataracts, causing everything in front of them to become distorted and deformed, with occasional blinding flashes of light.

How can we fight a war like this?
(End of this chapter)