Chapter 223: Revisiting Lop Nur

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It was already a day later when he left Russia.

Flying high in the sky, feeling the whistling cold wind blow past his body and the shrill sound it emitted, he was in an unexpectedly good mood.

Having stayed in Russia for three days, Sun Cheng's trip could be considered a complete success.

The Polar Bear has had an ambition for expansion since ancient times, and the glory of the former Soviet Union has given its successors yet another dream of world hegemony.

However, although the post-dissolution Russia inherited most of the former Soviet Union's legacy.

That severe loss of blood also caused Russia to lose a full century.

If they relied solely on their own ability to regenerate, it is unlikely they could recover and be crowned a superpower again even after another half-century.

Therefore, regarding an external force like Sun Cheng, even though Vladimir and other Russian politicians remained full of suspicion toward him, they still tightly grasped the opportunity he brought to their door.

Over the past two days, Vladimir and his secret team organized four cooperation negotiations with him.

After repeated probing and clashes, both sides finally obtained what they wanted.

"Tsk tsk, they really are cautious enough..."

Within his Core, the transaction plan he had reached with Russia appeared once again, and Sun Cheng could not help but mutter to himself.

This trip to Russia could only be considered as having reached a preliminary consensus on cooperation with Russia.

Because the Polar Bear did not buy as much as he had predicted; in the end, they only purchased fourteen types of technology from him and entrusted him to manufacture three types of products.

Those three products were twenty Five-axis Linkage CNC Machine Tools modified by the Workers, four sets of 50,000-horsepower shipborne gas turbine units, and two Yasen Modified-class attack nuclear submarines.

Clearly, although Russia was very tempted by this windfall from the sky, they were ultimately still somewhat wary.

After all, there were two points in the negotiations he never budged on: one was absolutely no bargaining, and the other was the requirement to pay before delivery.

Sun Cheng was not unaware of the reason for Russia's caution.

In the transaction, although he requested that the bulk of the payment be in common metals, it also included various rare metals, rare earths, and even uranium ore, much of which even Russia did not have in stock as much as one might imagine.

Therefore, it was reasonable for the other side to have reservations.

Fortunately, Sun Cheng still had a bountiful harvest, obtaining 45,000 tons of various finished metals, 2,500 tons of rare earths, and over 20 tons of low-enriched uranium.

Not only were the resources needed for his New Body basically gathered, but the Nuclear Reactor at Base No. 2 also had sufficient raw materials.

It could be expected that starting from a week later when the other side delivered the first batch of supplies to him, Sun Cheng's forces would inevitably begin to grow crazily.

A trip to Russia had earned him a fortune, and he therefore had many more expectations for the upcoming trip to China.

Thus, after leaving Moscow, Sun Cheng traveled at high speed straight toward Lop Nur in Xinjiang.

A few hours later, he returned once again to the military camp he had visited last time.

After arriving at the military camp, Sun Cheng did not rush to descend.

He circled the vicinity for a while and could not help but marvel.

China in this spacetime truly perfectly interpreted what is called national-level efficiency!

Having not seen it for just two or three days, the military camp below had undergone significant changes since his last visit.

This was originally a camp abandoned during nuclear tests in the early years; although he had only caught a glimpse last time, Sun Cheng noticed that it had only recently begun to be renovated and rebuilt.

At that time, there were still many old, low-lying earth and stone houses built in the last century inside the camp, which had only been hastily renovated, with a batch of military tents added to the camp.

Although there were other facilities and equipment, there were not many.

……

It was already a day later when he left Russia.

Flying high in the sky, feeling the whistling cold wind blow past his body and the shrill sound it emitted, he was in an unexpectedly good mood.

Having stayed in Russia for three days, Sun Cheng's trip could be considered a complete success.

The Polar Bear has had an ambition for expansion since ancient times, and the glory of the former Soviet Union has given its successors yet another dream of world hegemony.

However, although the post-dissolution Russia inherited most of the former Soviet Union's legacy.

That severe loss of blood also caused Russia to lose a full century.

If they relied solely on their own ability to regenerate, it is unlikely they could recover and be crowned a superpower again even after another half-century.

Therefore, regarding an external force like Sun Cheng, even though Vladimir and other Russian politicians remained full of suspicion toward him, they still tightly grasped the opportunity he brought to their door.

Over the past two days, Vladimir and his secret team organized four cooperation negotiations with him.

After repeated probing and clashes, both sides finally obtained what they wanted.

"Tsk tsk, they really are cautious enough..."

Within his Core, the transaction plan he had reached with Russia appeared once again, and Sun Cheng could not help but mutter to himself.

This trip to Russia could only be considered as having reached a preliminary consensus on cooperation with Russia.

Because the Polar Bear did not buy as much as he had predicted; in the end, they only purchased fourteen types of technology from him and entrusted him to manufacture three types of products.

Those three products were twenty Five-axis Linkage CNC Machine Tools modified by the Workers, four sets of 50,000-horsepower shipborne gas turbine units, and two Yasen Modified-class attack nuclear submarines.

Clearly, although Russia was very tempted by this windfall from the sky, they were ultimately still somewhat wary.

After all, there were two points in the negotiations he never budged on: one was absolutely no bargaining, and the other was the requirement to pay before delivery.

Sun Cheng was not unaware of the reason for Russia's caution.

In the transaction, although he requested that the bulk of the payment be in common metals, it also included various rare metals, rare earths, and even uranium ore, much of which even Russia did not have in stock as much as one might imagine.

Therefore, it was reasonable for the other side to have reservations.

Fortunately, Sun Cheng still had a bountiful harvest, obtaining 45,000 tons of various finished metals, 2,500 tons of rare earths, and over 20 tons of low-enriched uranium.

Not only were the resources needed for his New Body basically gathered, but the Nuclear Reactor at Base No. 2 also had sufficient raw materials.

It could be expected that starting from a week later when the other side delivered the first batch of supplies to him, Sun Cheng's forces would inevitably begin to grow crazily.

A trip to Russia had earned him a fortune, and he therefore had many more expectations for the upcoming trip to China.

Thus, after leaving Moscow, Sun Cheng traveled at high speed, heading straight for Lop Nur in Xinjiang.

A few hours later, he returned once again to the military camp he had visited last time.

Upon arriving at the military camp, Sun Cheng was in no hurry to descend.

He circled the area for a while, unable to help but marvel at the sight.

The China in this space-time truly perfectly interpreted what it meant to have a national project!

Having been gone for only two or three days, the military camp below had undergone significant changes since his last visit.

This place was originally a camp abandoned during nuclear tests in the early years; although he had only caught a fleeting glimpse last time, Sun Cheng had noticed that it had only recently begun to be renovated and rebuilt.

At that time, there were still many old, low-rise earth and stone houses built in the last century within the camp, which had merely been hastily renovated, with a batch of military tents added to the camp.

Although there were other facilities and equipment, they were ultimately few in number.