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Twenty-four hours later.

Base 001, the highest-level strategic conference room.

There are no electronic devices here; all signals are physically cut off by a three-meter-thick lead wall and an array deeper inside.

Sitting here are the true leaders of the military and scientific research departments; each of them could shake the entire nation with a single stomp of their foot.

Their faces were etched with solemnity, because just moments before, Li Guobang had told them that the sky wouldn't fall.

Even the weather is about to change.

Su Qingge stood in front of the huge physical projection screen.

She changed into a smart black business suit, and the look behind her gold-rimmed glasses was more confident than ever before, even carrying an aggressive quality that made people afraid to look directly at her.

"My lords."

Without uttering a single unnecessary word, Su Qingge directly pressed the button on the remote control in her hand.

A bar chart showing a red-blue contrast appeared on the screen.

The red pillars soared into the clouds, reaching straight to the sky.

The blue pillar was so short it looked like a stunted bean sprout, lying pitifully on the ground.

"This is a comparison of computing power."

An old general, who was in charge of the electronic countermeasures department and had two satellites on his shoulders, frowned and spoke in a deep voice.

"Dr. Su, I know you've made a breakthrough, but don't use such exaggerated charts, just report the data directly."

"Compared to the US's most advanced chips, how much of a lead do we have? Ten percent? Or twenty percent?"

The leaders present all nodded in agreement; a 20% lead was already a huge victory that could rewrite the course of the battle.

Su Qingge's lips curled into a disdainful smile.

She stretched out her slender finger and first touched the blue bean sprout.

"This is the theoretical peak of the US's most advanced sycamore quantum supremacy computer, a laboratory sample."

Then, her finger slowly moved upwards, tracing a graceful arc, and finally landed on the top of that towering red pillar.

"This is the measured data for a single core of the Pangu Heart."

Su Qingge paused, her gaze sweeping across the entire room, each word spoken with crystal clarity.

"Not twenty percent."

"It's a hundred times."

The entire room fell silent!

The old general's pupils suddenly contracted, and the lid of his teacup clattered onto the table.

A hundred times?!

What are you comparing it to? Your head?!

"As for comparing them to their proud flagship consumer chips, such as Apple's A-series or Nvidia's latest graphics cards..."

Su Qingge sneered, her disdain almost overflowing.

That's a difference of more than 1,500 times.

boom!

It was as if a silent bomb had been detonated in the conference room!

"What does this mean?"

The old general's voice was already trembling. He suddenly stood up, and his chair slid back half a meter.

"That means if electronic warfare breaks out, their firewalls, the Pentagon's security systems, will be right in front of us..."

Su Qingge pushed up her glasses, the lenses reflecting a cold light.

"It's like a windowpane that can be torn with a single poke."

"But that's not the scariest part."

Screen switch.

A real-time thermal imaging comparison video appeared.

On the left is the US's most powerful silicon-based chip, which turns a deep purple-red the moment it starts running, like a red-hot branding iron.

On the right is the Heart of Pangu, which presents an eerie, deep-sea-like icy blue color.

"Power consumption and heat dissipation".

A white-haired, national treasure-level physics giant suddenly stood up, pointed at the screen, and exclaimed in a trembling voice.

"Impossible! This violates the second law of thermodynamics! High-speed computation on a chip inevitably generates heat; this is an ironclad law of the universe!"

Su Qingge seemed to have been waiting for him to say those words.

"Laws are meant to be broken."

Her voice became somewhat ethereal, as if she were telling a ghost story from the future.

"The heart of Pangu does not generate heat."

"On the contrary, because energy flows in a highly ordered manner inside the crystal, it produces an effect similar to 'entropy reduction'."

Su Qingge pointed to the icy blue area, a creator-like pride appearing on her face.

"It will actively absorb heat from its surroundings."

"That means it has a built-in cooling effect."

"From today onwards, the term 'heat dissipation' will become a thing of the past in China's IT industry."

"Our phones won't get hot while playing games; they'll just get cooler the more you play."

"Our supercomputers don't need to be built next to a reservoir; they can even operate in the heart of the Sahara Desert!"

A collective gasp filled the conference room, as if countless blowers were simultaneously drawing air out.

This goes beyond the realm of science; it's mythology, it's witchcraft!

"What about safety?"

"A senior official in charge of cybersecurity asked in a deep voice, his eyes, which could see through all network vulnerabilities, now filled with astonishment and doubt."

"We're terrified of backdoor programs."

Su Qingge smiled.

He laughed with unbridled arrogance and boundless confidence.

"Sir, have you ever seen anyone install a backdoor program on Laozi's talismans?"

"Our [Kunlun] system is written based on divine logic; its underlying code is chaotic, dynamic, and alive!"

"For binary viruses based on 0s and 1s, Kunlun is an incomprehensible high-dimensional space."

"Hackers trying to infiltrate our system are like trying to crack the mysteries of the universe with an abacus."

That's a dimensional reduction attack.

Su Qingge's voice suddenly rose in pitch and became resounding.

"That was God's judgment on humanity!"

Li Guobang, who had been silent all along, slowly stood up.

His face was flushed with excitement, but his eyes were as sharp as an eagle's.

He held in his hand a thick, newly printed top-secret report.

"Words are no proof."

Li Guobang's fingers trembled slightly as he distributed the report to everyone present.

"This is the result of our global strategic AI simulation system running for 24 hours after we replaced the Pangu Heart."

Everyone immediately opened the report.

After reading just the first page, everyone's expression changed.

From solemnity, to shock, and then to an unbelievable ecstasy!

That's not a prediction.

That's the script!

That is the precise trajectory of every country, every economy, and even every local conflict over the next fifty years!

The report's first point states: "Seventeen days from now, the U.S. Senate will impose emergency sanctions on Starlink Technology, citing 'national security threats,' causing its stock price to plummet by 40 percent within an hour."

Below, a detailed chain of evidence of insider dealings and scandals was even attached!

With its computing power increasing a millionfold, this AI is no longer calculating probabilities.

It's exhaustively exploring the future!

"this……"

The lieutenant general from the electronic warfare department held the report in both hands, his body trembling violently.

He looked at the almost omniscient report and felt a deep sense of dread.

And the ecstasy that followed, enough to make one's blood boil.

"This is the perspective of the player."

Li Guobang said in a deep voice, his eyes burning as if they were on fire.

"In the past, we groped in the fog, struggled in the quagmire, and were passively beaten."

"Now, the fog has lifted."

Li Guobang waved his hand decisively.

"The entire chessboard is in our sights!"

Su Qingge delivered a timely concluding speech, her clear and melodious voice resonating throughout the venue.

"To sum up, leaders..."

"We are no longer racing on the same track as the West."

"They are also researching how to get better wheels for the carriages, how to make the horses run faster, and how to prevent the horses from defecating on the road."

Su Qingge proudly raised her head, her eyes sparkling with starlight.

"And we..."

"We have already boarded the anti-gravity spaceship."

Snapped!Snapped!Snapped!

Thunderous applause erupted in the conference room.

That was the release after being suppressed for too long, the war drum before a desperate counterattack, and the prelude to a new era for China!

In the corner, Chen Xi remained quietly seated, her fingertips lightly tapping the table.

He was like an outsider, coldly observing all this fervor.

Quietly and selflessly dedicating themselves to the country.

The technology is mature, and the military has endorsed it.

Next, it's time to unsheathe this sword, powerful enough to sever the shackles of the old world.

When the applause subsided, Chen Xi walked to Li Guobang's side and spoke in a voice that only the two of them could hear.

"Old Li."

"It's not enough for us to just enjoy ourselves."

Chen Xi turned his gaze to the window, where a bustling metropolis lay, filled with countless companies anxious about the chip supply disruption and some even on the verge of bankruptcy.

"Those who are truly at the forefront of the market should be armed."

Li Guobang turned his head instantly and looked into Chen Xi's unfathomable eyes.

"you mean?"

"Call all those entrepreneurs over."

A playful smile appeared on Chen Xi's lips, like a director ready to watch a good show.

"Let them experience what the roar of the Chinese dragon truly means."