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Chapter 139: Oh, the Beasts, the Beasts!

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Oh, how beasts! How beasts! Eighty Electronic Books (txt02.com) Now look at Xiao Niu—her two arms, like fresh lotus stems, tightly wrapped around his neck, while her two straight, slender legs pressed firmly against his waist, as if she wanted to merge her body completely with his. Huang Fatso, if you still dare to make moves on Qin’s Group after this, even if I’m willing, your precious daughter won’t agree—wah-hah-hah! As he placed one hand on the belt buckle, ready to remove his pants, his phone in his pocket buzzed. The clear ring tone indicated it was Mei Hui calling—typically, a beautiful executive like Mei Hui wouldn’t call him unless something urgent had arisen. He first made a quieting gesture toward Huang Xiao Niu, then pulled out his phone. "Hi, Hui, what’s up?" He tried to speak in a more natural tone, not wanting to give away the fact that he was on the phone. It wasn’t that he was embarrassed about Mei Hui knowing he was having an affair at home; it was that he didn’t want her to find out his date was a teenage girl. Huang Xiao Niu remained silent for a few seconds, her lips increasingly pouty, deeply enjoying the sensation from just a moment ago and clearly dissatisfied with the now-quiet, earnest version of him. "You don’t take the initiative, fine. Then I’ll take it. That’s how it should be." The young girl gave a playful chuckle, then straightened up, using her two developing little hills to gently brush against his face. Phew... Qin Dashi drew a deep breath, partly from the little girl's teasing, and partly from Mei Hui's words. After the previous crisis, the Qin Group had presented a notably firm stance to its peers, proving it wasn't easily intimidated—effectively sending a message to others, much like killing a chicken to warn the monkeys. By convention, no one should have been actively eyeing the company in the near term. It was precisely because of this that Qin Dashi had been able to relax and simply stay at home, sleeping most of the day. The fact that Mei Hui's remarks had startled him indicated that the situation had now become serious. Just a few minutes ago, she received a fax from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, outlining its decision regarding the joint project between Qin Group and the world's leading automotive manufacturer. The Ministry believed that Qin Group's newly developed eco-friendly, energy-efficient engine represented a high-tech product and should be protected and promoted nationally, rather than being shared with foreign enterprises so quickly. This would result in serious technology leakage, detrimental to the development of domestic industries. In essence, it means that Qin Family's innovation will not be sold to foreign companies but instead provided to domestic enterprises to enhance the technological performance of Chinese automotive manufacturers. This is simply unreasonable. Everyone knows the performance standards of Chinese-made automobiles—except those who simply seek lower prices, who would choose domestic products. Of course, there are some who hold an unwavering preference for foreign brands, but they remain a minority. It is well-established that joint-venture and imported vehicles consistently deliver superior performance. Offering technology to state-owned enterprises is akin to throwing pearls before swine. Moreover, even if such technology is granted to them, will it truly remain secure from leakage? Probably not—foreign companies would only need to make a modest investment, such as securing a key executive, to gain access to the technology. Qin Feng suspected that the leaders of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology must have had their heads kicked by a donkey. Do you still think we're in the 1990s, during the period when foreign countries were strictly blocking China's technological advancement? Furthermore, the contract with the first automotive manufacturer clearly states that all new engine models must be produced within China. How much tax revenue does this generate? How many jobs does it create? Have they calculated that? Moreover, we're not manufacturing weapons—what could possibly go wrong with technology leakage? The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has no business being involved. Mei Hui's concerns were well-founded. China's national circumstances differ from those of Europe and North America. Once the government commits to something, a small entrepreneur like me has absolutely no power to change it. Although the first fax did not strictly demand that Qin Group terminate its cooperation with the first automotive manufacturer, several of its statements made it clear that if we fail to comply, the tone of the next document will no longer be so courteous. "By heaven! "The Qin's military campaign has intensified. Seeing the situation growing tense, the young girl quickly settled herself in his arms, gazing up at his calm, commanding presence. 'Little Qin, this time we're truly in deep trouble,' the beautiful CEO sighed. 'The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology isn't as easily managed as the Municipal Committee of the Plain Province. Once they formalize their decision in writing, unless we truly have unparalleled influence and connections, it will become binding.' Qin solemnly replied, 'We've already signed contracts with the first automotive manufacturer—shouldn't they also be intervening?' 'Of course, they have that right,' Mei Hui said. After a moment of quiet reflection, he added, 'I believe this matter deserves to be made public. We need to generate sufficient public pressure. After all, it's been a hard-won achievement for our technology to reach world-leading status—something that can truly make the Chinese people proud. Yet the national authorities keep obstructing us, as if trying to emulate the Qing Dynasty's policy of isolation.' " Moreover, although the technology is advanced, it's far from something that others simply can't grasp—hiding it and only allowing others to perceive it as a mere imitation leaves them unconvinced that you've truly innovated it. After hearing his strategy, Mei Hui said, "Well, that's the best we can do at the outset. Xiao Feng, I really think you need to reflect on your character. Such a simple collaboration has turned out so complicated. By the way, what are you up to?" Of course, he wouldn't admit that his brother was currently flirting with a beautiful young woman. He smiled and said, "I'm just about to head out to handle some important matters—I believe this issue is deeply connected to Wu. I think it's time to settle things with him thoroughly."