Tang Yue and Mr. Qi walked in through the south gate wall. The tall weeds in the open space had been cleared away, and there were many stones and dirt on the ground.

"Little girl, is this kind of environment alright?"

Tang Yue nodded. With a wave of her hand, Mr. Qi stopped moving.

Mr. Qi felt as if he were immediately surrounded by piles of various goods. He was surrounded by all sorts of high-end machinery. In the distance, the piles of goods resembled a continuous mountain range.

Mr. Qi considered that Tang Yue had received things from more than a few cities, but they were all public property, and 50 acres of land should be enough. However, when he looked at Tang Yue's slightly wrinkled face, he knew that this was probably just the tip of the iceberg.

However, these things should absolutely not be left out in open spaces without any shelter.

"Little girl, can you leave the rest with me for now? When I get back, I plan to build another place like this in a city not far from the South Island. You can put some more there then, so it will be easier for the whole country to operate."

Tang Yue nodded; it seemed this was the only way. She sensed that what she had created was far too little compared to the volume of her spatial storage.

"Sir, let's go to the satellite research base now."

"Okay. By the way, those scientists you mentioned who are in charge of satellite research are already on the train and will arrive in Kyoto in the next few days. I'll arrange for them to come directly to the satellite base to work. What do you think?"

Tang Yue had no objection. "Sir, I hope that if their identities are not problematic, China will treat them well. Actually, they have had a really tough time. They all have a strong sense of patriotism, and leaving China back then was out of necessity."

In reality, they had a very difficult time abroad, especially facing severe racial discrimination. Their colleagues could bully them at will, simply because they were Chinese. Even though they had citizenship in that country, they were still looked down upon by the locals.

If they're doing well over there, I actually don't want to bring them back. China should take responsibility for its own affairs. These people leaving is, in essence, a statement of their stance.

But they were really miserable. I just couldn't help it...

Mr. Qi smiled at the little girl, "Little girl, don't worry, the country will not treat those scientists unfairly. I know they are all very capable in their respective fields, and China is very short of such talents."

"And also, if you really go to the battlefield, you..."