“When you called me, I happened to be at the Institute of Science, and I can tell you that your project just completed all the verification work yesterday.

Based on the results, everyone is very confident in your method.

And today marks the beginning of the actual experimental stage.

According to the timeline, the experiment should be starting right about now.

From what the professors were saying, the results should come out very soon.

Just over a dozen hours, at most.

Of course, this is a small-scale experiment, not a full-scale one, conducted solely in the lab.

You understand what I mean, right?”

Lin Yi understood Ouyang Lei’s words perfectly.

Clearly, this experiment was merely a small-scale undertaking and not the construction of a large-scale nuclear fusion reactor.

Even though Lin Yi’s method was quite perfect, something they had never seen before.

But no matter how perfect the calculations were, unexpected issues can always arise during experiments.

That’s why they naturally chose to repeat small-scale trials before moving to large-scale mass production.

Lin Yi understood this, and he firmly believed that the nuclear fusion reactor design he provided was foolproof.

After all, it was developed by a system known for its impeccable products, without a single failure so far.

What surprised him was how quickly they completed all the verifications and moved on to the experimental stage.

This indicated the formidable capabilities of the Institute of Science.

However, what Lin Yi didn’t expect was that the verification work wasn’t solely done by the institute.

Professors from Tsinghua’s Chemistry Department also participated.

While part of the reason was the president’s involvement, the main issue was the shortage of manpower at the institute.

Given the massive amount of information, each verification step required meticulous analysis and extremely specialized expertise, which couldn’t be entrusted to the students.

Of course, Lin Yi wasn’t too concerned about these matters, as he saw them as mere formalities.

Yet his calm demeanor impressed Ouyang Lei greatly.

Such composure was indeed the mark of someone destined for greatness.

However, while he admired Lin Yi, he also felt a pang of regret for his sister.

How could such an outstanding person already be engaged and even have a child?

Ah, what a pity for his sister.

Thinking of his sister, Ouyang Lei also thought of another woman, who was not inferior to his sister.

This woman was none other than Mu Yunrou.

Ouyang Lei was quite familiar with Mu Yunrou.

After all, they grew up in the same neighborhood.

He knew that, in terms of appearance, she was no less attractive, if not more so, than his sister.

Most importantly, she had a very gentle personality, far superior to his sister’s occasional pride, a character any man would dream of.

And according to what he’d learned lately, she seemed to have developed a bit of a crush on Lin Yi.

However, she was a sensible woman and knew Lin Yi wasn’t her type, so she wouldn’t disrupt his life.

Reflecting on his own lonely, solitary life, while Lin Yi had a wife, a child, and many females fascinated by him, made him feel life was a bit unfair.

“Alright, let me know if you need any help from me anytime.

By the way, you can take those five robots back with you now.

Let them know that with these robots’ assistance, the speed and success rate of the ongoing experiments might increase.”

Lin Yi wasn’t being modest or exaggerating in his statement.

The five robots would indeed play a significant role in the controlled nuclear fusion experiment.

Of course, this was contingent upon their effective utilization.

After a few more words, Lin Yi directed the five robots to pack up their counterparts in Warehouse No. 3 and carry them out one by one.

Seeing the five wooden crates laid before him, Ouyang Lei couldn’t help but be amazed.

These five robots were incredible, capable of independently completing such tasks.

In fact, they performed even better than some humans.

“Don’t be so surprised. Their high computational power is because they use the mainframe from our Nuclear Group.

With the Nuclear Group’s mainframe, their computing capabilities in specific areas surpass those of humans considerably.”

Upon hearing this, Ouyang Lei finally understood.

After all, the Nuclear Group’s mainframe, the supercomputer, was globally unparalleled.

Claiming it as the world’s most powerful supercomputer invited no opposition.

Having figured this out, Ouyang Lei wasted no time, promptly taking the five large crates back to the Institute of Science.

Since Lin Yi assured they could be of help, they surely would.

This crucial moment might see a speeding up of progress with their contribution.

After Ouyang Lei left, Lin Yi instructed the robots to return to Warehouse No. 3 and standby.

He then took the robot design blueprints and headed straight to the headquarters of the Nuclear Group.

However, his destination wasn’t the Nuclear Group itself, but Lao Cheng’s office.

To establish a new subsidiary, Lao Cheng’s help was indispensable.

After all, Lao Cheng still held the title of a mentor at the Nuclear Group.

And it was an opportunity to meet the head of the School of Mechanical Engineering through Lao Cheng.

[To be continued…]

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