Rebirth: Super Banking System Chapter 2512 - 2350: Defying Destiny Is Inevitable

Beijing.

'Excellent!'

'True knowledge comes from practice.'

'...'

Chai Guoqiang watched the news with admiration and let out an exclamation. The water network not only directs surplus water to basins but also serves as a storage system itself.

It can hold water too.

During floods.

Basins hold the water.

During droughts.

Basins release water.

Truly a flawless setup. Even if it's adapted from elsewhere, catching the cat is what counts—effectiveness is the real prize.

Because of the haste.

It's only recently launched.

Certain spots will suffer from heavy rains this year for sure. Yet, in one more year, the first phase will finish completely and start operating fully.

As for phase two.

Kicking off next year.

It focuses on fixing first-phase flaws. The goal is to line all small channels in the water network with pebbles, just like Myanmar did.

Ah!

Never mind.

Way too costly.

Or more precisely, it's not needed right now. Myanmar can afford such extravagance, importing pebbles from Africa, but Huaxia can't do the same.

Funds are needed everywhere.

Be frugal.

In the future.

Once wealthier, then consider pebbles and river protections.

With these thoughts.

Chai Guoqiang gave a wry smile, seeing Myanmar's concrete steps along big rivers as pure rich-kid whimsy.

These days.

Myanmar prints money freely, buying worldwide, dumping billions into hydropower, with nations chasing their cash.

If Huaxia's hydropower hit that scale.

Billions?

No way.

Not even ten trillion would suffice.

Remember.

The two countries' land areas differ by almost twenty times. It's not only bank protection. Building would demand matching dams too.

Roads.

Bridges.

Auxiliary setups.

...

All must go up together. Ten trillion RMB might just scratch the surface. The project's massive, so advance gradually, prioritizing essentials first.

The rest.

Improved year after year.

'...'

After some time with the news.

All of a sudden.

The screen switched.

'Mid-month, Myanmar Gold Group released last month's offshore gold extraction stats, totaling 67.3 tons refined.'

'Of which.'

'Float's portion is 6.73 tons, worth 2.15 billion RMB.'

'...'

At this sight.

Chai Guoqiang felt a mild shock—over 67 tons, up three tons from last month. Profits climbing steadily!

To date.

Float's been gold mining for three months.

Already pocketed tens of billions.

Even more jaw-dropping, Myanmar Gold Group grabbed over a hundred tons nearly free.

Transport?

Refining?

Those expenses are peanuts next to the rich vein. They make up just 3%, like free money on the ground.

Three months.

Billions.

This is conservative. At this pace, the underwater gold mine alone could add over 200 billion yearly to Myanmar Gold Group's revenue.

Incredibly real!

'...'

Elsewhere.

Mining firms seeing the report shared one feeling.

---Jealousy.

One year.

Three billion USD pure profit—who globally matches that? And this is just one site; prior figures show

Myanmar Gold Group holds another top producer.

How top?

Super top.

Ultra top.

Selling thousands of tons casually, Central Bank stockpiles thousands more... Anyway, 5 billion USD annual profit for Myanmar Gold Group is locked in.

Damn!

Contemplating it.

It's scary, dragging down worldwide miners.

'Too sluggish! Can Qingyuan Technology speed it up?'

'Yes.'

'...'

'Qingyuan Technology says no, orders are maxed out, can't hasten. They'll stick to contract timelines at best.'

'Sigh!'

'...'

Firms grew antsy one after another, the report fueling their impatience. They yearned for quick delivery of drilling ships to launch out.

If they strike like that.

Not asking much.

Just one find.

Break even, then relax and feast.

'Tang Qing's luck is insane.'

'Tsk tsk!'

'Raking in two billion RMB yearly.' Though Float is shared by Wan Qing Mining and Qingyuan Technology, same owner—Tang Qing.

Obviously.

This counts as Tang Qing's haul too.

'...'

Three days post-broadcast, Qingyuan Technology landed two huge orders: Saudi Aramco and India.

Totaling 42 billion RMB.

Clearly.

Both got fired up.

Yet.

Saudi for royals, India's not government-funded. Big Indian firms pooled for one.

After all.

India boasts long coastlines.

Onshore.

Resources tapped out, few shocks left, plus neighbor Myanmar's constant prods. They clenched teeth, stomped feet.

Bought one!

Make a mark.

Maybe.

Luck strikes, uncovering treasure.

'...'

Twenty-sixth.

Morning.

Shanghai Stock Market.

Contract signed, deal sealed.

'What firm is this, no price talks allowed.'

'So domineering.'

'Demands three billion upfront.'

'...'

Indian team griped nonstop. Past deals, they bargained hard as buyers.

But.

Here.

Seller rules, Qingyuan Technology's stance: take it or leave. No haggling. Just a menu.

Specs.

Dimensions.

Types.

Features.

...

Pick yours.

Fixed prices, maybe tiny total discount. No item-by-item fights.

So.

Deal wrapped in days.

Heading out.

Indians still stunned by speed. Never so swift before. They shrugged it off—no alternatives.

Else.

They'd strut like kings.

'...'

Another hundreds-of-billions order for Qingyuan Technology, Luo Qiang overjoyed. With priors, a few more this year.

Offshore rigs.

Top two hundred billion in orders. Never foresaw Tang Qing's side gig exploding huge.

Into a behemoth.

Through hard work.

This year.

Qingyuan Technology's revenue set to blast past six hundred billion RMB.

In Huaxia.

Revenue-wise.

Even vs state giants, fourth spot. Top three: state oil, chemicals, smokes. Undisputed private champ.

'Push harder!'

'Give it all!'

'Overtake them!'

Luo Qiang balled his fists.

As Qingyuan Technology's head, he knows their edge better than most. Especially with tech wizard Tang Qing as boss.

Bound to shine.