156: Chapter 156 Unacceptable

Lin Junfeng's speed was indeed very fast.

Just three days after Wang Shuo provided the specific technical route and standards, Lin Junfeng called, his face full of excitement.

"Mr. Wang, the three types of materials you asked us to produce have all been trial-produced."

Lin Junfeng was extremely excited in the video; this was much faster than the timeline he had set.

"Success?"

Wang Shuo looked slightly surprised.

"Zhao Cheng figured it out?"

"Yes." Lin Junfeng nodded with a chuckle.

In order to complete the tasks assigned by Wang Shuo as quickly as possible, aside from Zhao Cheng, he had mobilized almost every engineer in the factory. Just for researching the process routes, he had arranged for six people, including Zhao Cheng, and the number of personnel modifying equipment for trial production was countless.

But the one playing the most important role was still Zhao Cheng.

He alone solved more than half of the technical problems during the production process, and even single-handedly produced the Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene.

So, in a sense, there was nothing wrong with attributing the credit to Zhao Cheng.

Let Zhao Cheng establish a firm foothold in Wang Shuo's mind first; the others could be developed slowly. Lin Junfeng planned silently in his heart.

"Very good."

Wang Shuo nodded.

This was really, truly very good.

He knew the production tasks he had assigned to Lin Junfeng best. Although they wouldn't exceed current technology by too much, they still exceeded it. Even though he had already provided detailed production processes and technical specifications, problems would inevitably arise during the actual production process.

Solving these problems required not only experience but also a rich knowledge base and a brain that was agile and good at digesting and absorbing information.

"Mr. Wang, can we now go all out to produce the new molecular materials?"

Lin Junfeng's voice was filled with anticipation.

This was the key to him holding his head high; Wang Shuo's decision was directly related to whether he could turn things around.

"Since it has been produced, let's enter substantive production." Wang Shuo nodded slightly, affirming Lin Junfeng's idea. This factory not only needed to meet the demand for new materials for his plans but also had to open up the market and focus on making money.

Otherwise, wouldn't his 130 million be spent in vain?

"According to your estimates, if we run at full capacity, what is the maximum production capacity?"

"This..." Lin Junfeng silently estimated: "Based on our factory's previous data, the production of Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene can reach 2,500 tons per year. The other two materials you requested are more complex in technology and have more processes, so the capacity can only reach about 1,000 tons per year."

"UHMWPE?" Wang Shuo frowned.

"It stands for Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene; it's an abbreviation." Lin Junfeng explained.

"I know."

Wang Shuo nodded slightly.

This capacity was still somewhat insufficient, but that was also because Lin Junfeng hadn't fully updated the equipment yet. Estimating based on the factory's previous capacity was clearly inaccurate.

"How about this, Manager Lin, you re-customize and modify the equipment according to the booklet I gave you, and the capacity should improve further."

"In the future, the three raw materials produced, regardless of quantity, must be prioritized for supply to the headquarters. I will have Assistant Liu notify you of the specific quantities needed in advance."

"Understood, Mr. Wang."

Lin Junfeng nodded with a serious expression, having no objections to this.

"In addition, if the Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene production capacity is sufficient, the excess can be sold externally. The other two materials are not allowed to be sold for the time being; they are classified as company secrets, and all participating personnel must sign non-disclosure agreements."

Hmm... after all, it's being supplied to the military, so classifying it as a secret shouldn't be too much, right?

"Alright, Mr. Wang, I will arrange it immediately."

The video call ended.

Wang Shuo breathed a sigh of relief, releasing himself from the mental state of channeling the Humanoid Race, and immediately felt a little tired.

This state was good in every way, except that it was too mentally draining.

Taking a sip of tea to refresh himself, Wang Shuo shifted his attention back to the object in front of him.

This was an extremely complex ring-shaped workpiece, layer upon layer. Each layer was wrapped with thin wires made of Room-temperature superconductor. Because the grooves had been carved in advance, the wires looked full of rhythmic beauty after being wound.

This was the beauty unique to man-made objects.

"Zero." Wang Shuo said: "Is the theoretical model established?"

"The field theoretical model based on electromagnetic interaction has been established, sir."

Zero's voice was very gentle.

"Calculation results, I want to know the compression parameters."

"Calculating, sir." Zero's voice paused for a moment: "Calculation complete. The compression engine built on a 25cm base plate has a compression parameter of 113.25; the distribution range is from 2cm to 25cm."

"Save the data."

Wang Shuo said calmly: "Optimize the model further, and notify me when the optimization is complete."

"Alright, sir."

Just as Wang Shuo was preparing to continue refining it, the phone rang.

"Zero, whose call is it?"

"A call from Zheng Yi, sir."

Zheng Yi?

Wang Shuo was stunned for a moment, then said: "Connect."

"Wang Shuo."

Zheng Yi's calm voice came through: "Let's meet."

...

Japan, Tokyo.

W Company global headquarters building, top floor conference room.

Tanaka Hidekazu looked at the many shareholders in front of him; his tone was extremely angry, but reason still prevailed.

"Gentlemen, the company has reached a critical moment of life and death; you need to make a decision soon!"

"Tanaka-san, you are overly worried."

A shareholder shook his head disapprovingly: "We can respect the enemy, but we cannot fear the enemy, and we certainly cannot lose our footing just because the enemy hasn't made a move yet."

"Indeed, Tanaka-san." Another shareholder also nodded: "We have already conducted a preliminary investigation into this company you mentioned; it is not worth mentioning."

Tanaka Hidekazu did not argue, but cast his gaze toward the head of the conference room.

"President, do you also hold this view?"

"My view is somewhat different." The President said in a deep voice: "I will not underestimate any potential enemy, and I agree with your analysis, Tanaka-senpai."

"However, Tanaka-senpai, is it somewhat inappropriate to directly abandon the company's advantageous technology and seek comprehensive agency from a Chinese company?"

"President." Tanaka scanned the conference room: "There is an old Chinese saying: 'If you don't risk the child, you won't catch the wolf.' The top priority now is to let the company survive."

"Only by surviving first can we consider more long-term matters."

"One billion RMB per year is not a small amount, Tanaka-senpai." The President frowned: "We cannot negotiate the conditions of the Chinese company."

"Moreover, if this matter gets out, it will deal a devastating blow to the reputation of our company and Japan's manufacturing industry."

"This signals that our Japan's technological advantage no longer exists; it signals that..."

"China has already moved ahead of us in a certain field."

"This... is unacceptable."