This left them no choice but to feel anxious.
They were well aware that such research tasks tested both everyone's innovation ability and their luck.
If lucky, the first experiment might yield the best research results.
If unlucky, good results might not emerge for decades.
Even sometimes a bit of mysticism, the same design thinking, the same equipment and process.
It's normal that results come out for others, but to be frustratingly elusive for oneself.
At such times, beyond human and material resources, competing for time became crucial.
Moreover, the experts and professors present also understood that when it came to experimental equipment, they naturally weren't afraid to compete with anyone.
But when it came to manpower, the mysterious powers from the East always made them feel insecure.
Over the past ten to twenty years, it had been recognized that Eastern people had mastered these mysterious powers in micro-operation research projects.
