What does it mean to get a perfect score on the college entrance exam but then go missing?

The biggest competitor has suddenly started to exert its strength, and this doesn't look like good news at all.

Moreover, the fact that so many organizations put aside their internal differences and united as one demonstrates that this was a complete mobilization of the entire nation.

It's rare for a country like the United States to reach a consensus on such a major issue.

More often than not, they undermine and hinder each other.

But this time.

They made such a huge decision and approved so much money, a full six hundred billion US dollars!

Let's not even talk about how this money will be 100% effective.

Take a thousand steps back.

Even if Commissioner Smith embezzles half of this money, the US will still be guaranteed a new plane.

in this world.

The US is preparing new aircraft, but they're only targeting one country—Tokyo.

Everyone here is an aviation professional from Dongda University, and they all understand this principle.

The 60 billion dollars that the US has invested today will one day be used against us on the battlefield, becoming a sharp knife held to our throats.

"yes."

Yang Hewei was also somewhat confused about Sun Xiang's thought process.

"This only means that our competitive pressure has increased, which is bad news."

Sun Xiang felt incredibly pleased with himself as he looked at the puzzled expressions on everyone's faces.

He deliberately left things unsaid to see everyone's reaction.

"I'm not finished speaking, everyone."

"It's a long story."

"The US held an emergency meeting because of a report issued yesterday by the CAI (Chief Intelligence and Analysis) Bureau."

"The report is essentially an assessment of one of our drone development projects called Yunji."

"The motivation for this report was intelligence sent back by a high-ranking informant."

"Intelligence reports that our new aircraft has achieved rare success in the wind tunnel."

He was only halfway through his sentence.

Chief Engineer Zhao, standing to the side, pointed at Yang Hewei, unable to hold back any longer.

"Director Yang, I asked you to cooperate with Section Chief Sun in carrying out this confidential mission."

"I never expected you to execute this so well!"

"One plan, Plan A, really got them really frustrated."

When Zhao Changhong made the decision, he only thought it was a good plan that could indirectly reduce the pressure of maintaining confidentiality.

But he never expected it.

Yang Hewei and his team used a basic attack to bait out the US's ultimate move.

"I don't know exactly what your fabricated plan was about, but I can assure you that the US was very shocked."

Zhao Changhong said excitedly.

"They were provoked by your boastful data."

"We held an emergency meeting overnight to follow up on our research and development."

Upon hearing this...

Yang Hewei finally showed a relieved smile.

He himself never expected that this plan would cause such a stir.

This is a case of getting a lot done with a little money.

The plan put together by a few students on my side requires three dishes and a soup for every 100 kilometers.

Meanwhile, the US is going to pour in $60 billion.

No matter how you look at it, you've already won big.

"Let them follow."

Yang Hewei couldn't help but smile as soon as he thought about it.

"That wind tunnel data was just something I made up."

"If they all stay silent, they'll end up in the same ditch sooner or later."

Sun Xiang interjected, "Director Yang, the student team in charge of the project hasn't disbanded yet, has it?"

"Not yet, what's wrong?"

Sun Xiang: "That's right. The higher-ups have given clear instructions that our plan is very good and worth continuing to implement."

"Continue execution?"

Yang Hewei couldn't understand.

This plan has already exceeded expectations in terms of advancing the wind tunnel project.

After all, it's just bragging; if we continue to implement it, it will just be bragging again.

"We're already in the wind tunnel; if we go any further, we'll actually be building airplanes."

Zhao Changhong: "Then let's build it."

"No, Chief Engineer, you didn't see how ridiculously exaggerated that thing was."

Yang Hewei quickly explained.

"That kind of thing can't be made."

Zhao Changhong chuckled and said, "Who told you to actually make it?"

"First, weld a shell, and intentionally or unintentionally expose it a little."

"After a while, we can just add an engine in; it would be best if it could fly."

"We'll arrange for some 'military enthusiasts' to pretend they took the photos by chance and post them online."

"You think our wind tunnel could scare the US out of its $600 billion?"

"How much money will they have to pay if that plane takes off?"

That's all for now.

Everyone at the scene wore expressions of utter dismay.

It's damaging the leader's heart!

In a sense.

Competition in the aviation industry is competition in productivity.

This kind of competition is usually a mutual climbing process where you take one step forward and I take two steps back.

There is no situation where if you take one step forward, I have to take two steps back, resulting in a zero-sum game.

Because no matter how you look at it, productivity is progressing; no one is going backwards.

But now.

A casual boast revealed another possibility to the higher-ups.

I launch a satellite, and you get scared and start yelling to follow suit.

Money and manpower have been spent, but there's a high probability that there will be no results.

Because what you're pursuing is just a pie in the sky that I've painted; it doesn't actually exist.

in this way.

Resources that should have been invested in other legitimate projects were all drawn to this strategic deception project.

As for us...

While they were making empty promises, they were also actually working on the real Yunji project.

Isn't this a kind of ebb and flow of productivity?

Thinking about this...

Zhao Changhong smiled like a kind father.

"Director Yang, go back and give your student project team a good commendation."

"Section Chief Sun has already secured some funding."

"Give it to the kids and let them keep the project going."

Yang Hewei immediately nodded obediently: "I'll arrange it right away!"

It's laughable to think about it.

Yunji's serious project team had another proposal rejected, returning them to square one.

These chief engineers and directors are still stuck in the same place.

But the students have already achieved results.

Their proposed solutions have practically been turned into placenta by the US.

If we follow Chief Engineer Zhao's instructions and let the students continue their deception, the US will never learn its lesson.

The students might actually make a great contribution.

After all, the fact that the US was tricked into investing tens of billions of dollars only to achieve nothing is a strategic victory.

Sometimes it's even more significant than the actual mass production of the Yunji.

The only one that Yang Hewei felt sorry for was Qin Ze.

I originally wanted to transfer Qin Ze to my side and have him work on some real, serious projects.

But now the higher-ups have spoken: the strategic deception will continue, and Qin Ze will still have to take charge of the project team.

After all, Qin Ze was the soul of this boastful project.