PCJ – Chapter 710 Revolutionary Technological Breakthrough

With Su Xinpeng’s support, the pressure on Bishui City instantly eased.

Many people knew that Su Xinpeng’s main purpose for this trip was the New Energy Vehicle Industrial Park. But as soon as he returned, he firmly expressed support for Bishui City, showing that he was already convinced the project had no issues. Since the new energy project was sound, then the real question became: what kind of car was Meishan Group’s new energy vehicle?

Su Xinpeng had asked Zhang Jiaohua about this. When his delegation had just entered the auto industrial park, Su Xinpeng asked him seriously: “Comrade Jiaohua, you should know the real purpose of my visit. I’ll get straight to the point: does the auto industrial park have any problems?”

Zhang Jiaohua calmly replied, “No problems.”

Su Xinpeng nodded. “Can you tell me what kind of car this new energy vehicle is? What kind of energy does it use?”

Zhang Jiaohua thought for a moment and said, “The project is still under development. The core technology has already been achieved, and it represents a revolutionary breakthrough. This kind of new energy vehicle will break free from reliance on conventional energy sources.”

“What do you mean by conventional energy? Fossil fuels, and…?” Su Xinpeng asked curiously.

“If the technical hurdles are solved, in the future our cars might only need a little water or some sunlight to keep running. Of course, that’s the ideal case. In practice, we may still need to supply a special nutrient solution periodically,” Zhang Jiaohua explained.

“You mean it uses neither oil nor electricity?” Su Xinpeng was shocked.

After Zhang Jiaohua confirmed, Su Xinpeng fell silent for a long moment before speaking again: “No matter what, this project must succeed. Don’t feel any pressure—Bishui City needs this good momentum. Comrade Zongxian, you must help Jiaohua withstand all pressure, so that he can devote his full energy to managing the auto project. As for pressure from the province, I’ll shoulder it myself!”

Under the Giant Sword Tower, Mei Qing’s research team had grown so large that it had to be divided into multiple task groups, each responsible for tackling a specific problem. Building a car was still very complex. Fortunately, the transmission and power systems of this new energy car were much simpler than traditional cars, even simpler than current electric vehicles. But the suspension, braking, electronics, and other systems all required special designs. While they could borrow from existing technologies, fundamentally they were designing an entirely new kind of car.

Mute and Nie Tong’s intelligent system was already taking shape. However, bio-energy could not integrate well with traditional computer networks—conventional hardware couldn’t even process it. So the two had to look for new materials.

They discovered that new materials forged by combining Taoist arts with modern technology reacted very well with bio-energy. They could store bio-energy signals. They also found that special arrays could effectively control bio-energy and store all kinds of information in bio-energy signals.

“Bio-energy and electricity can actually be converted into each other. Using this modified Palm Thunder array, we can convert bio-energy signals into electronic signals. And in reverse, electronic signals can be converted back into bio-energy signals,” Nie Tong proudly explained to Zhang Jiaohua.

“So we can already build a bio-energy control system?” Zhang Jiaohua asked.

Mute nodded. “Yes. At least we can simulate an electronic control system to manage the car. But I think that’s crude. Our bio-energy system can be made far more intelligent. We could build a neural system to control every aspect of the car with precision.”

“And these materials can all be made transparent. We could even design a fully transparent car. Inside, passengers could see the road in every direction—even beneath the car—without obstruction. Meanwhile, by adjusting the light, we can ensure privacy inside while still controlling illumination,” Nie Tong added.

Meanwhile, Kong Fangzhou and others completed the chassis and structural design—especially the tires. This new energy car would not use ordinary tires, but a completely new design. Instead of an inner tube, it used a special fiber structure that could adjust hardness and softness depending on road conditions, giving it greater adaptability than rubber tires. Even better, the tires were nearly impossible to puncture. And even if damaged, they wouldn’t affect driving and could even self-repair.

Zhang Jiaohua tested it by cutting a deep gash into one tire with a knife. To everyone’s amazement, the cut closed and disappeared at a speed visible to the naked eye.

“Now that’s real black technology. The only question is whether we can maintain this level of quality in mass production. If we can, I’m confident we can defeat every auto manufacturer in the world,” Kong Fangzhou said.

“Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. First, we need to bring this new energy car to market,” Zhang Jiaohua replied.

After several quiet months, the Bishui New Energy Auto Industrial Park finally stirred to life. Construction equipment from Meishan Group’s construction branch rolled onto the site, and building materials poured in. The construction crew was massive.

On the first day, crowds of citizens gathered to watch. By the second day, even media from inside and outside the province had arrived.

“Judging by the scale, they’re definitely building a factory. I wonder what surprise Meishan Group has for us this time.”

“They’ve been preparing so long—this must be something big.”

Citizens speculated excitedly.

Zhang Jiaohua visited the site several times to check progress—mainly because Su Xinpeng himself, growing impatient, frequently pressed him for updates.

But when the industrial park’s buildings took shape, the people of Bishui City were stunned.

Thousands of structures appeared—like Mongolian yurts. This didn’t look like an auto factory at all; it looked like a pastoral grassland.

Yet Meishan Group revealed nothing about the project.

“This doesn’t look like an auto plant at all. From start to finish, we haven’t seen a single piece of auto manufacturing machinery enter the site,” one sharp-eyed reporter noted after compiling circulating photos online, reaching a startling conclusion.

“Maybe this new energy auto project represents a massive technological leap.”

“How’s that possible? Even with huge advances, you still need to make the car bodies. How could there be no large-scale machinery?”

“Well, Meishan Group does have its own heavy equipment factory. Maybe they’re custom-building everything directly on-site?”