Lu Duo looked at Lu Ruo, trying for a long time to recall where he might have met such a girl, but he couldn't place her. He gave up the mental effort and sat back down, deflated. Lu Ruo’s point was indisputable; laboratory projects always began with a general concept, followed by simulations to test the theoretical framework, and only then proceeded to physical experimentation. If he were to press his objection so impulsively, he would only succeed in making himself look unprofessional.
After dismissing Lu Duo’s doubts, Lu Ruo finished laying out the rest of the plan, then offered a mocking smile. "I heard that the Americans snatched your last project right out from under you. If Director Ding hadn't insisted I come here, I wouldn't have bothered."
"The researchers in the capital are just that weak."
Chapter 69