The committee felt stifled once again. In collaborations with enterprises, it was always the other party trying to curry favor with them.
Su Xiaocai was indeed a rarity, guarding against them instead. No matter how groundbreaking her technology was, is it more important than her reputation?
Alright then, she obviously didn't regard the technology too highly and still welcomed people from the military.
In this game of chess, Su Xiaocai was clearly the better player.
Admiral Bai's secretary's eyes flickered; Vice Admiral Bai had always wanted to position someone close to Su Xiaocai.
This event would be a perfect opportunity.
Vice Admiral Bai had been struggling to find an excuse to send personnel over, and even when technicians applied for leave, they were denied. The reason was clear: after the war, manpower was short. If one wanted to take leave, the technician would be relocated to support elsewhere.
