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"Boss, what exactly are you making?"

Ji Yanran slammed the tablet on the coffee table and stared at Li Yichen.

She'd been feeling uneasy lately—money was flowing out of the company's account like water, but the project progress reports were always just a few pages long, and Li Yichen himself was acting mysteriously, always saying "almost there" no matter what she asked.

Li Yichen paused for two seconds, holding his teacup.

He had originally planned to keep it a secret for a while longer, at least until the main structure of the mothership was completed. But Ji Yanran's attitude clearly indicated that she wasn't going to let it go so easily.

And she's right—the company's logistics and financial management depend on her; keeping it a secret for too long would only cause more trouble.

"Want to see?" Li Yichen put down his teacup and glanced at Ling'er.

Ling'er peeked half her head out from behind her watch and blinked, "Brother, are you sure you want to show this to Sister Ji?"

"Um."

"Okay!"

Ling'er quickly retracted her watch, and the next second, a beam of white light shot out from Li Yichen's wrist.

The beam of light spread out above the coffee table in the living room, like a fog blown away by the wind, and quickly radiated into a huge holographic image.

Ji Yanran subconsciously leaned back.

Then she saw it.

The 420-meter-long, 160-meter-wingspan space carrier hovers in the virtual 10,000-meter altitude, its dark gray hull gleaming with a cold, metallic sheen in the sunlight.

Its shadow enveloped the entire living room.

Ji Yanran's tablet slipped into the sofa cushions without her noticing.

She just stood there, frozen, her mind buzzing.

"Boss..."

Her voice was a little unsteady.

"Tell me, this is what you're building?"

Li Yichen nodded.

Ji Yanran took a deep breath, her throat tightening.

"This thing... can it really be made?"

"It's already under construction." Li Yichen leaned back on the sofa, his tone calm. "More than one-fifth complete."

Ji Yanran gripped the sofa armrest, feeling as if half of her spine had been removed.

She stared at the giant ship floating in the living room, countless thoughts flashing through her mind—can this thing fly? Can this thing fight? Did Li Yichen build this thing?

After a dozen seconds of silence, she came to her senses.

Ji Yanran frowned and began to switch to her preferred mode of rational analysis.

"Even if we build it," she stared at the holographic image, "wouldn't such a huge target flying in the sky be easy to shoot down with a missile?"

She paused, her tone revealing genuine concern.

"Isn't that just a giant live target?"

Li Yichen smiled.

"Do you think I would create a target that can only be shot at?"

He raised his hand and snapped his fingers.

"Ling'er, war simulation."

"receive!"

The holographic images switch instantly.

The space carrier is cruising at an altitude of 10,000 meters, surrounded by a clear blue sky.

The next second, hundreds of large missiles approached from all directions simultaneously, forming a dense network of firepower.

Ji Yanran subconsciously gripped the sofa cushions tightly.

"this……"

The missile closed to within a hundred meters.

Ji Yanran held her breath.

Then she saw a semi-transparent blue light curtain expand outward from the surface of the ship—the energy shield was fully extended, like a giant bubble enveloping the entire mothership.

Hundreds of missiles simultaneously struck the light screen.

explosion.

The fireballs merged into a sea of ​​orange-red, and shockwaves spread out in concentric circles, turning the entire living room into the color of flames.

But the mothership remained completely still.

The shields perfectly isolated all impacts, and not even a layer of dust fell off the ship's surface paint.

Ji Yanran's mouth was slightly open, and she couldn't close it for a long time.

"This...this is a shield?"

"Yes, it's an energy shield." Li Yichen said casually, "At full power, it can withstand a nuclear-level bombardment."

Ji Yanran swallowed.

Before she could process the information, the holographic image changed again.

The mothership activates its stealth coating.

The massive ship gradually became transparent in the footage, eventually disappearing completely into the sky at an altitude of 10,000 meters.

Ji Yanran was stunned.

"Is this... invisibility?"

"Full-band stealth coating," Li Yichen explained. "It completely shields against radar, infrared, and visible light. Unless you're looking right up to the ship's hull with your naked eye, you won't be able to detect it."

The camera cuts to above the enemy base.

An "invisible" mothership hovered there, with several cannons several meters thick slowly extending from its hull.

"This is……"

Ji Yanran hadn't finished speaking.

The electromagnetic railgun charged up in a second, unleashing a blinding white light.

The ground military base was instantly wiped out, with even the foundation plowed into a deep pit.

Ji Yanran covered her mouth.

"Oh My God……"

Ling'er changed the scene again.

Laser weapon mode.

Several high-energy lasers shot out from the sides of the ship, the visible beams piercing the ground targets.

Anything exposed to the beam melts and evaporates instantly—steel, concrete, and armored vehicles are like pieces of paper caught fire under the beam.

Ji Yanran clenched her fists even tighter.

The final simulation begins.

Without using heavy firepower, the hangar doors on the hull slid open one by one, and dozens of matte black Xuanniao fighters took off vertically, spreading out in a fan shape at Mach 8.

Within a minute, enemy missile bases, airfields, and radar sites were precisely destroyed one by one.

The image freezes on a pile of ruins.

Clean and neat.

They were completely powerless to fight back.

The holographic image slowly retracted into the watch, and the living room returned to silence.

Only the ticking of the clock on the wall remained.

Ji Yanran leaned back on the sofa and remained silent for a full ten seconds.

She stared at the coffee table, as if organizing her thoughts.

"This thing..."

She spoke, her voice strained.

"More terrifying than a nuclear bomb."

Li Yichen did not deny it.

Ji Yanran looked up at him again and said softly, "You alone are worth a country."

Li Yichen stood up, picked up the empty cup on the coffee table, and went to the kitchen to get water.

He didn't respond to that sentence.

Ji Yanran sat there, staring at the light reflected on the coffee table, processing everything she had just seen.

Countless thoughts flashed through her mind—if this thing were actually made, what would Li Yichen use it for? Would it attract unwanted attention? Would it cause trouble?

But she finally took a deep breath, stood up, and stuffed the tablet she had retrieved from the sofa cushions into her bag.

"Okay, I won't ask anymore."

Her tone returned to its usual composure.

"You do your thing, I'll keep watch from behind."

Li Yichen turned to look at her and smiled.

"President Ji is very generous."

Ji Yanran rolled her eyes at him, picked up her bag, and headed for the stairs.

Halfway there, she suddenly stopped and turned around.

"By the way, selling those 10,000 tons of superconducting tungsten-gold fusion alloy won't affect the progress of your big machine, will it?"

Li Yichen shook his head.

"Don't worry, we have enough production capacity."

Ji Yanran nodded and turned to go upstairs.

The footsteps disappeared into the depths of the corridor.

Li Yichen was the only one standing in the living room.

Ling'er peeked half her head out from behind her watch and whispered, "Brother, Sister Ji was scared by you."

Li Yichen took a sip of water.

"Her digestion is stronger than you think."

"Will she admire you even more in the future?" Ling'er tilted her head, her eyes sparkling.

Li Yichen didn't reply, turned off the living room lights, and went upstairs.

Ling'er pouted and pulled her watch back.

"You're ignoring me again..."

The watch face went dark.

At the corner of the third-floor staircase, Ji Yanran stood by the window, looking at the night view of the courtyard through the glass.

She swiped her finger across the tablet, bringing up the company's cash flow statements for the past three months.

The numbers are jumping on the screen.

She stared at the numbers, her mind replaying the holographic image she had just seen—the massive space carrier, the terrifying weapon systems, and the targets that had been instantly wiped out.

She took a deep breath and turned off the tablet.

"Li Yichen, oh Li Yichen..."

She murmured to herself, a subtle smile curving her lips.

"What exactly do you want?"

Outside the window, moonlight spilled into the courtyard, casting long shadows of the trees.