Did the world end today?

Chapter 360 Fire
Amidst the constant onslaught of new technologies, this crucial plan was almost entirely overlooked by Lin Xu.

Of course, it was also because Bai Mo, and the reverse flow project team she led, and other design and construction departments operated well that, in many cases, it was not necessary to escalate to the coordination group, let alone to Lin Xu, to seek support.

In any case, when new information about this plan was presented to Lin Xu again, it was already "project completion" and the time to promote it was about to begin.

After sending a message to Lin Xu, Bai Mo pushed aside the heavy, messy documents on the desktop.

The papers fell like wings, and on the table in front of her, only a nearly 20-centimeter-thick "Project Delivery Full Process White Paper" remained.

"This thing should be fine now."

She looked up at Su Yuchen opposite her and asked:

"Have you checked everything? Are there any mistakes or omissions?"

Su Yuchen, who was temporarily acting as Bai Mo's secretary, immediately nodded.

"The technical reviews have all been passed, and I have also organized the verification team to proofread all the text content of the documents."

"All three rounds of proofreading are fine; it has met the release standards."

"That's good."

Bai Mo breathed a long sigh of relief.

"Our process is very simple; you are our final hurdle."

"In 10 minutes, I will hand this document over to the coordination team, who will then pass it on to the other project contractors who have already won the bid."

"So I still have to ask you one last time, are you sure your part is okay and ready for delivery?"

Bai Mo's words put Su Yuchen under unprecedented pressure. For a newcomer like her, giving a definite answer was not easy.

But she nodded emphatically and then said:

"I'm sure there's no problem."

"it is good."

Bai Mo stood up and picked up the white paper on the table.

"Let's go."

The two walked out of the conference room one after the other, and as soon as they opened the door, a noisy commotion immediately followed.

Not far away, the unique whistling sound emitted during continuous experiments could be heard from inside the completed fusion device building from time to time. This whistling sound was completely different from the roar of traditional generator turbines. It did not sound deep, but rather had a kind of "ethereal" beauty.

The birds in the wetland were drawn to the vicinity by the whistling sound. They searched aimlessly for the source of the sound, as if they were looking for a mate.

But clearly, they will never understand that the creature emitting the familiar courtship call is not a bird, but a colossal beast that carries the hopes of civilization.

"boom--"

The sound of the scaffolding hitting the ground startled the birds that had just landed, and a few feathers drifted down from the air.

The on-site supervisor, exasperated, grabbed a walkie-talkie and rushed toward the workers, shouting, "Pay attention to noise control!"

The worker casually wiped away his sweat, and the protruding part of the exoskeleton on his arm left a shallow mark on his face.

He bent down, loosened the lock, and jumped down from the nearly two-and-a-half-meter-high frame.

In a "traditional" construction site, such an operation might even lead the safety officer to halt the entire project.

But here, everyone has gotten used to it.

The power of new technologies has penetrated to the very bottom, and these workers, who have been wielding hammers since the birth of "industry," have quickly adapted to their new equipment.

Within two minutes of Bai Mo passing by the site, they quickly dismantled a large section of scaffolding, marking the completion of the "less important" exterior decoration portion of the entire project.

The project has entered its final stage, and the silvery-white covering layer is gradually being exposed under the blue sky, exuding a slightly rugged yet technologically advanced aesthetic.

Moving forward, a large number of construction vehicles have begun to leave the site.

But the scene that was stereotypically dusty and smoky did not appear.

The ground had long been paved, and with the widespread adoption of superconducting capacitors, all construction machinery had been fully electrified in a very short time. Workers jumped onto the trucks one after another, some even sitting on the edge with their legs dangling, chatting and smoking with those around them.

The smell of smoke drifted over, and Bai Mo casually fanned himself away.

Having spent so much time on construction sites, she had long since grown accustomed to the smell.

Continuing forward, the office building that served as the project's temporary command center came into view.

At the entrance, Bai Mo saw a large group of people.

Some of them were dressed in suits, while others wore well-tailored work clothes.

However, the majority of the workers were frontline engineers who had completely integrated into the site, wearing reflective vests and hard hats.

They were pointing at the giant building in the distance, their eyes filled with anticipation.

But when Bai Mo and her companion got closer, someone spotted them and noticed what they were holding.

"coming!"

For a moment, all sorts of languages ​​intertwined.

Some people were eager to come forward, but were quickly pulled back.

Everyone wanted to be the first, but they also knew that even the "gift" they had been waiting for could not be opened in this open-air venue.

In an instant, everyone swarmed towards the office building entrance like sardines and rushed into the pre-prepared meeting room.

When Bai Mo arrived, everyone was already seated in their pre-arranged seats.

Bai Mo glanced at the time.

The white paper was released 5 minutes earlier than scheduled.

The meticulousness of this project was on full display at this moment.

Every step of it, even the document output, is calculated precisely down to the minute.

This made Bai Mo somewhat suspicious.

If China can implement this process, can other project teams really do it?
Perhaps they still need more support.

Those workers and experts who will soon be laid off from the traditional power generation industry will become their new source of strength.

"Everyone."

Bai Mo cleared his throat and said:
"In my hand is the white paper detailing the entire construction process of the CKC fusion project."

"Later, I will first give you a brief introduction using an electronic document."

"Going forward, all project teams that have already obtained the authorization will be able to access the full version of the white paper and receive direct technical guidance from the NiLiang project team."

As soon as he finished speaking, the meeting room erupted in prolonged applause.

No one is unaware of the true significance of this white paper.

Perhaps the representatives from the United States were the ones who felt this most deeply.

They once possessed such "frightening" engineering capabilities, and they once sent astronauts to the moon despite technological limitations.

But over the decades, they gradually lost this ability.

Even though technology is constantly developing, their "systems engineering capabilities" are constantly deteriorating.

Even now, building a high-speed railway has become a pipe dream.

It's like a campfire that's gone out.

And now, the white paper provided by this so-called countercurrent project team may just be a match.

This match will reignite the ash that was still emitting black smoke.
As the applause subsided, Bai Mo gently raised his hand.

The screen lit up, and at that moment, the process of "passing the fire" officially began.
(End of this chapter)