I started by watching videos, and I chose 10,000 combat power.

Director Qin was sitting behind his desk, his brows slightly furrowed. A thick document lay open in front of him, and he was carefully reviewing it word by word, his pen occasionally tracing lines on the paper.

Hearing the noise, he looked up and saw it was Luo Fei. Without any pleasantries, he said directly, "All the robots you requested have been delivered. All the operational robots in the country, whether they are already in use or have just come off the production line and are still in their packaging, have been gathered in the warehouse."

"The total number is about 50,000. In addition, supplies have been transported from various places and are all piled up in warehouses."

Luo Fei nodded calmly, saying nothing more than, "Let's go take a look."

Director Qin stood up, picked up his coat from the back of his chair and put it on. The two of them walked out of the office one after the other.

Several military vehicles were parked in front of the Kyoto warehouse, their doors open, engines running, and wisps of white smoke rising from their exhaust pipes.

Several soldiers in military uniforms stood beside the car. When they saw Director Qin and Luo Fei approaching, they immediately stood at attention and saluted.

Luo Fei nodded and walked through the warehouse door.

All the lights in the warehouse were on, illuminating the entire warehouse as if it were daytime.

Rows of robots were neatly stacked on the ground.

Luo Fei didn't go forward to count them; he simply put all the robots into his storage ring.

The warehouse was suddenly empty, with only a thin layer of dust and traces of the robot on the ground.

Director Qin stood at the warehouse door, his hands in his pockets, looking at the empty warehouse. There was no surprise on his face, nor did he ask Luo Fei what he wanted the robots for. He just waited calmly.

He led Luo Fei toward the next warehouse.

The second warehouse stores raw metal materials.

Various metal ingots are neatly stacked on the shelves.

Each one weighs tens of thousands of tons, stacked from the ground all the way to the ceiling.

Luo Fei walked in, stretched out his hand, and started collecting from the first row.

Soon, all the metal ingots were inside the ring.

The third and fourth warehouses contain military compressed dry rations.

This type of dry food has a long shelf life, provides a strong feeling of fullness, and a small bag can last a whole day.

The two warehouses were filled with cardboard boxes printed with the words "Military Compressed Dry Rations", each box was quite heavy.

He put all the cardboard boxes into the ring.

In a corner of the warehouse, two production lines were stacked, having been disassembled and packed into wooden crates.

He took all the wooden crates with him, leaving nothing behind.

The fifth warehouse contained all sorts of books and modern technical materials. Agriculture, industry, construction, medicine, military technology, education systems, legal systems, management experience—from elementary school textbooks to university textbooks, from basic theories to applied technologies, from blueprints to process flows—were all stored in cardboard boxes, filling the entire warehouse.

The warehouse at the back contains various daily necessities and vehicles.

Blankets, sheets, pillows, towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, laundry detergent, toilet paper, pots and pans, firewood, rice, oil and salt, clothes and shoes, tents and sleeping bags, stoves and kerosene lamps—boxes and boxes of everything, as if an entire warehouse of a large supermarket had been moved here.

There were also wheels and axle parts for bicycles, tricycles, handcarts, oxcarts and horse-drawn carriages, as well as more than a dozen military jeeps and transport trucks.

By the time Luo Fei had finished collecting from several warehouses, the sun was already high in the sky, and the morning was over.

Director Qin stood at the warehouse entrance the whole time, watching Luo Fei collect the supplies.

After emptying all the warehouses, Director Qin led Luo Fei to a military factory.

Although this military factory is not large in scale, it has a complete range of weapons production lines.

The workers had already disassembled and organized the production lines in advance, including rifle production lines, machine gun production lines, bullet production lines, grenade production lines, and artillery production lines. Each piece of equipment was carefully packed and neatly stacked in sturdy wooden crates.

The wooden crates were covered with detailed labels indicating the name, quantity, and installation steps of the production line, making everything clear at a glance.

Luo Fei went inside, carefully inspected the contents, and then put the heavy wooden boxes into his ring.

He walked through every corner of the entire military factory to make sure nothing was missed.

They then went to the Kyoto Military District.

The equipment of a heavy combined arms brigade, including a complete set of individual soldier equipment, tanks, armored vehicles, self-propelled artillery, anti-aircraft missiles, rocket launchers, command vehicles, communication vehicles, maintenance vehicles, logistics vehicles, medical vehicles, etc., is all neatly parked on the parade ground, arranged in square formations, just like an army about to go into battle.

Luo Fei walked over and put all the weapons into his ring.

The last stop was a missile launch site.

Ten huge special missile launchers were parked at the launch site. They were very long, several times longer than ordinary trucks.

The vehicle was covered with camouflage cloth, and a corner of the camouflage cloth was blown up by the wind, revealing the dark green launch tubes underneath.

The launch tubes are not loaded with ordinary missiles, but with liquid-fueled intercontinental strategic ballistic missiles. Each warhead carries ten mushroom-shaped projectiles, and its range can cover the entire planet without any blind spots!

There were also dozens of satellites of varying sizes piled up on a flatbed trailer.

Luo Fei walked over to a launch vehicle and placed his hand on its body. The metal body had been exposed to the sun all morning and was slightly warm; the area his fingertips touched felt warm.

He took a deep breath, and with a thought, all ten launch vehicles and all the satellites vanished instantly, all being stored in his ring.

Luo Fei stood in the empty launch site, dusted off his hands, and turned to look at Director Qin.

Director Qin stood at the entrance of the launch site, his hands in his pockets, his coat unbuttoned, the hem fluttering gently in the wind.

He looked at Luo Fei and asked, "When do you plan to leave?"

Luo Fei looked up at the sky; the sun was already beginning to set.

He turned to look at Director Qin and said, "Wait a moment."

As soon as he finished speaking, Luo Fei's figure vanished. He instantly appeared in the air above Tiga B, arrived beside the Eternal Falcon, and then stored the spaceship in his ring.

Then, he teleported back to Director Qin's side.

Director Qin looked at Luo Fei, who had disappeared for less than a second and then reappeared, without asking any further questions.

With a thought, Luo Fei conjured a time machine in his hand.

He looked down at the text displayed in the second column on the time machine screen: "August 13, 1937, Shanghai."

Without the slightest hesitation, Luo Fei confirmed it with his mind.

In an instant, a dazzling white light surged out of the time machine and quickly enveloped his entire body.

His body gradually became transparent in the white light, from solid to ethereal, from existence to non-existence, until finally even the dazzling light disappeared into the air.

Director Qin was left standing alone in the empty launch site, staring at the spot where Luo Fei had disappeared, motionless for a long time.