"Your opinion is not important. I will apply to my superiors to see if we can transfer personnel."

Zhou Lichen spoke up, after all, he was the group leader, and among the five people, he was the most steady and reliable.

"I'll go see if there are any books on materials science."

Lin Chuchu said something and quickly left.

She seemed to have actually seen it before, but she had forgotten which time she brought it back.

Seeing everyone busy with their own things and leaving him aside, Feng Tao rolled his eyes speechlessly. Oh well, he was indeed more interested in materials.

He refused, simply because he was afraid he wouldn't be able to learn it, and if he couldn't learn it, he would delay everyone's progress.

However, this also indirectly shows that everyone recognizes their own strength.

He wants to help everyone create the most powerful shells to destroy all the weapons in the world. Just thinking about it is exciting.

If Lin Chu knew what he was thinking, she would definitely sigh and say, "Young people really do have ideas."

Lin Chuchu turned a corner and headed towards the commander's office.

When the commander saw Lin Chuchu, he thought she had encountered some difficulties and immediately asked her about it.

"Sir, if there are any operations above, such as an opportunity to obtain materials from foreign bases, I can go with them."

She can bring back what others can't.

If only we could get our hands on materials from American laboratories.

The commander's lips twitched slightly. He understood Lin Chuchu's patriotism, but foreign bases were not so easy to conquer, and infiltrating them was even more difficult.

The leader rubbed his forehead, suddenly remembering a proposal from a meeting a few days ago.

"Someone mentioned something before, wanting you to go to libraries around the world and take pictures of all the books and bring them back."

"However, this is a huge project. We have already sent people to buy books all over the world. Once we have bought enough, we will send you there."

Books from a particular country rarely circulate in the world; most are prohibited from entering other countries.

This is a form of cultural preservation, which they understand, and that's why they're even more eager to bring those books back.

Besides books, Chinese cultural relics circulating around the world are not only in museums, but also in the hands of some foreign private collectors.

They have been trying to communicate with those people, hoping to catch a glimpse of those artifacts.

This is difficult and will take a long time.

However, they are willing to wait, willing to wait for the day when the national treasure returns home.

"As for the others, don't worry, there will be opportunities."