Super Invincible Battleship
Chapter 759

Chapter 759: Chapter 319 Trick of Misdirection _2 Chapter 759: Chapter 319 Trick of Misdirection _2 Yan Fei said, “I will pay attention to your suggestion and ensure the supply of batteries as promised.”

Mr. Li said, “Mr. Yan Fei, do you think this would work? If you are having trouble with cash flow, our companies could jointly invest in the battery manufacturing plant to expand production capacity and significantly increase the output of batteries.”

Lu Pingping, who was beside them, said, “Mr. Li, you are quite mistaken! Our Dream Technology's sales this year will break through one trillion RMB, with profits in the hundreds of billions. How could we possibly lack funds? Don't you know that all enterprises under the Dream System are wholly owned by our boss?”

Only then did Mr. Li realize that he had misspoken and quickly said, “Mr. Lu, that's not what I meant. My idea is that we would temporarily cover part of the funds, allowing the production facility to scale up. The capital we invest would not equate to shares in the factory, nor would we be involved in management. As for the advance funds we provided, they could be offset with future battery payments.”

Yan Fei smiled and said, “Thank you all for your concern, but there is absolutely no need to worry about our production capacity. I assure you, however many batteries you need, we will be able to produce.”

The production of the super high-energy battery was a top secret of Dream Island. It was not only fully automated and controlled by “Dream,” but it was also hidden underground, with no one knowing its exact location. The plant's output was sufficient, and when Yan Fei earlier mentioned the production volume, it was purposefully understated to conceal Dream Island's powerful production capacity and to maintain the high profits of the super high-energy batteries.

Therefore, Yan Fei would not possibly accept any investment into the battery production facility, because that would mean revealing the plant to others and allowing them to join its management. He did not want this secret to be known to outsiders, which is why Lu Pingping immediately rejected Mr. Li's proposal upon hearing it.

Just now, they were at the technical presentation stage, with Yan Fei explaining all the technology, so Lu Pingping's presence was hardly noticed. But as they moved into the usual business stage, Lu Pingping began to show her edge. She said, “There were many manufacturers here just now, so we didn't explain some of the technology and business plans in detail. Now that only you few remain, it's time to let you know our real plans.”

The hearts of the four CEOs trembled. Dream Technology indeed had hidden plans, which explained why they felt that something important was missing when they listened to the presentation; Yan Fei had been holding back deliberately. It was fortunate that they had resolved to collaborate with Dream Technology; otherwise, they would have missed the wave of this major technological upheaval.

These four CEOs were then led to an adjacent room for a meeting that lasted for over two hours without any breaks. But when the meeting concluded, and they left the conference room, not a trace of fatigue could be seen on their faces; instead, they were filled with hope and excitement…

The next day, the four companies that best represented Chinese smartphone manufacturers attended the formal signing ceremony with Dream Technology. Afterwards, it was well-known worldwide that Dream Technology had officially entered the smartphone market.

While Dream Island was buzzing with vitality due to the super high-energy battery conference, the Japanese government was living in quite an oppressed state. Ever since they joined the US-led Joint Fleet Plan, lost the essence of their Maritime Self-Defense Force, and launched nuclear weapons at Dream Island, troubles followed one after another.

The leaked news that the Japanese government had secretly produced and launched nuclear weapons caused a stir internationally. Under immense international pressure, the United Nations started discussing possible sanctions against Japan. Meanwhile, the International Atomic Energy Agency began to investigate Japan's remaining nuclear materials, demanding that the Japanese government shut down their domestic nuclear power stations and remove the nuclear materials within.

In response to the near obliteration of Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force and the consequent loss of its offshore defensive capabilities, neighboring countries took the opportunity to act, strengthening their military presence in Japan's territorial waters.

First to act was Russia to the north, with whom Japan already had territorial disputes. Previously, Japan, relying on its strong naval strength, had spoken disdainfully towards Russia, fueling Russia's anger. Upon finding Japan's navy practically decimated, Russia discreetly dispatched its main warships from the Pacific Fleet to cruise around Honshu Island, even once significantly intruding into Japan's 12 nautical mile territorial boundary.

The arrival of the Russian Navy threw the Japanese into a state of sheer panic. They still had air force capabilities to ensure they wouldn't fall to sebased attacks by the Russian Navy, but without a navy, they couldn't guarantee the safety of their international commercial shipping routes.

Japan, as a developed economic power, relies heavily on foreign markets due to its narrow domestic market, making secure maritime transport routes critical for its economic growth. From the import of raw materials to the export of industrial goods, sea transportation is indispensable. Should Russia cut off Japan's international trade, the Japanese economy would rapidly collapse.

Nobody knew why, but when the US Fleet stationed in Japan observed Russia's naval approach towards Japanese waters, they remained inactive, watching coldly from the sidelines, and letting Japan face Russia's military threat alone.