Chapter 513: Success
"Success!"
After clearly seeing the message that appeared on Xiao Wu's screen in phone mode, Sun Cheng's violently pounding heart also began to gradually calm down.
As early as a few days ago, he had taken advantage of the darkness, wearing an optical stealth suit, to secretly deliver the "intrusive micro spider robot"—the little guy codenamed ai-002, disguised as a USB flash drive—to the vicinity of the Ministry of State Security headquarters building.
Afterward, under the control of Frenzy, ai-002 successfully infiltrated the Ministry of State Security headquarters building, found a port on its own, and uploaded a communicator into the intranet; at the same time, Frenzy seized the opportunity to exploit a vulnerability in the data center server and briefly stole the highest-level permissions.
Just now, the conversation with the Minister of State Security, Liu Zhen, was not conducted by Sun Cheng personally.
Because at that time, he was in the auditorium of the Nanjing University of Technology campus, attending the graduation ceremony specially held by Nanjing University of Technology for student entrepreneurs.
However, Sun Cheng had already made full preparations beforehand, and it was Frenzy who was responsible for communicating with Liu Zhen.
And for Frenzy, he had spent several days repeatedly revising and preparing over a thousand ways to respond to different questions and accusations.
This was not the first time Sun Cheng had dealt with intelligence officials; in the Transformers Universe, he had already gathered humans from intelligence agencies, including Yuri, to work for him.
Therefore, he could be considered quite knowledgeable about the psychology of people from intelligence agencies.
The result was naturally as he had anticipated; regardless of whether the other party was willing or not, they ultimately agreed, just as Sun Cheng had hoped, to cooperate with the fictitious secret organization 【P·C·F】.
That was enough!
He knew very well that a national intelligence agency could not be fooled by a few words, but he believed that human nature is suspicious, and even more so that interests move hearts.
There would certainly be many people within the Ministry of State Security who doubted the authenticity of 【P·C·F】, and there would even be no shortage of specialized personnel assigned to investigate this secret organization he had fabricated.
And Sun Cheng himself, as the only member of 【P·C·F】 placed in the public eye, and also being a Chinese person, would inevitably be targeted for close surveillance.
It looked like his situation had not changed at all, and it seemed even more dangerous than before.
But the actual situation was the exact opposite; Sun Cheng had now changed from being passive to being the chess player, having grasped the initiative.
The data on the two Soviet-style Fighters he gave to the Ministry of State Security was the best stepping stone; after returning to the real world, Sun Cheng had investigated, and while the military technology development of this world did indeed have many differences from the Transformers Universe, the major military equipment of the major countries was generally the same.
At least some of the Soviet weapon data he queried from the internet was basically the same as the main equipment of Russia in the other world.
That was why Sun Cheng was so confident in giving it to the country; he considered that even if there were differences in the data from two centuries, it would still be helpful for the country to have a better understanding of the MiG-29 and Su-27, these two types of main Soviet-style fighters.
Although with the development of the internet, many hardcore military fans could search for far more information than in the past, making their quality far more professional than the old military fans of the past.
But those who are truly in the know understand that when it comes to a piece of real military equipment, knowing the model, caliber, range, and power is not the same as understanding that military equipment.
The true secrets of a fighter jet are hidden in its airframe design, engine, materials, fire-control radar, electromagnetic spectrum, and other such details.
If these technical data were really recorded on paper, tens of tons of engineering drawings might not even be enough.
Even for the most professional military industry personnel, a leak would at most involve a few or dozens of items within one of these technologies.
This was where Sun Cheng's confidence lay; regarding the full data leak of two foreign main fighter jets, the country would never link it to an individual.
Therefore, even if the country doubted the authenticity of 【P·C·F】, it would inevitably put more energy into an organization that did not exist.
Moreover, the country had indeed profited from it, so as the figure of 【P·C·F】 placed in the public eye, before the other party figured out the true strength of 【P·C·F】, even if they wanted to find a breakthrough from him, they would mostly adopt conciliatory measures.
This was exactly what Sun Cheng needed; he had plenty of good things in his hands, and he didn't mind revealing a little to tie his motherland in the real world to his own war chariot.
After all, he didn't have much interest in reality, and he was currently wholeheartedly conquering the Transformers Universe.
"... A-Cheng, what are you thinking about... let's go back..."
While his mind was still thinking about how to deal with the country next, Sun Cheng suddenly felt his body being gently pushed; his body stiffened abruptly, and he subconsciously wanted to make a counter-attack move.
But his brain had also reacted by this time, and only then did his stiff body slowly relax.
"Mm, let's go back!"
Sun Cheng calmly put Xiao Wu into his inner jacket pocket, and a rare smile appeared on his face.
The graduation ceremony held by Nanjing University of Technology for these student entrepreneurs had already ended more than half an hour ago.
There was no "pretending to be cool and getting slapped in the face" like in movies and TV shows; everything was just standard and conventional.
There were only 17 Nanjing University of Technology graduates participating in the delayed graduation ceremony this year; of course, it was impossible for there to be only this many Nanjing University of Technology students choosing to start businesses every year.
It was just that the vast majority of student entrepreneurs, when deciding to start a business, were more cautious and chose to temporarily freeze their student status rather than exchanging their entrepreneurial resume for academic credits.
After all, over the years, there had been no shortage of Nanjing University of Technology's pride who chose to exchange their entrepreneurial resume for academic credits, only to find that after their business failed, their entrepreneurial resume couldn't be exchanged for many credits at all, forcing them to sheepishly find the school to communicate, and in the end, they still had to do the same as those student entrepreneurs who froze their student status: return to campus to make up for all the missed courses and exams.
Among the 21 student entrepreneurs participating in the delayed graduation at Nanjing University of Technology this year, besides himself, only six could barely be considered successful, and all of them were internet-based startups.
As a sunrise industry, the wealth-creation ability of IT can be seen from this.
According to Sun Cheng's inquiries, three of them chose an entrepreneurial direction oriented toward mobile functional apps; the one with the best results was a city check-in software based on the domestic Good Map app, which recommended some Canting and department stores on the app for checking in to dine or shop, which could not only be shared to social media with one click but also earn points to offset part of the consumption.
It is said that the download volume of that app has already exceeded 1.8 million, and it is quite popular among white-collar workers and petty-bourgeois office workers; it has also received tens of millions in venture capital and has already begun to enter the cash-burning phase.
The remaining five that could barely be considered successful were all related to games, either mobile games or micro-client web games, with low R&D costs and fast capital recovery.
Although Sun Cheng took the time to download and look at them, he always felt a relatively serious sense of shoddy production, but he couldn't help but think that to each their own.
PS:
I modified Chapter 509 yesterday and posted it in 【Work Related】, intending to provide it for everyone to read for free, but I didn't expect it to be banned as well.
Everyone go to Baidu; I have no other way, it's very normal for banned chapters to not pass review after being modified for several months.
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