<h4>Chapter 1623: Chapter 1455: Could it be... (Subscribe please!)</h4>


    After finishing the interview.


    Just as Bluem gloomily returned to his seat.


    There was amotion at the entrance.


    He turned his head.


    Bluem squinted his eyes.


    Su Yu.


    Zero’s staunch supporter.


    From a small leader to his current position, it’s hard to believe it was all due to ability back then. But the development of the Myanmar Economic Zone in recent times has been evident to all, and he has truly grown.


    Seeing Su Yu’s arrival.


    Many people stood up to greet him.


    "Vice Chief Su Yu."


    "Commissioner Sun Jiang, we meet again."


    "..."


    Bluem approached.


    Su Yu immediately recognized him.


    "Mr. Bluem, wee."


    "Thank you."


    Su Yu remained polite to Bluem but was not as enthusiastic as with Sun Jiang. As a participant in many of Zero’s important tasks, he knew Zero wasn’t fond of the United States and was much closer to Huaxia.


    Of course.


    This closeness wasn’t just talk.


    Equality.


    Mutual assistance.


    Respect.


    This type of interaction is the proper dialogue between nations. But when it came to the United States, Zero’s friendly words were deliberately insincere. Su Yu himself had no interest in befriending the U.S., considering it was a country that even took advantage of its allies ruthlessly.


    Whoever rises gets stomped.


    Always ying bnce games.


    Huaxia was much easier to deal with.


    Therefore.


    After chatting for a couple of sentences, Su Yu quickly cut it short. With journalists present and cameras clicking away, allowing the two to be pictured together for too long might stir trouble.


    Seeing this situation.


    Bluem understood as well.


    He didn’t feel dissatisfied.


    Zero’s other subordinates were simr—none were overly friendly with the U.S. Even being greeted was already good enough. Returning to his seat, Bluem quietly waited for the press conference to conclude.


    Su Yu took his seat.


    He nced at his watch.


    The press conference would start in five minutes.


    At this moment.


    Su Yu’s gaze flickered with faint excitement. Until a few days prior, he hadn’t known what was to be presented at the press conference. It would’ve been unreasonable not to find out ahead of time. Before arriving, news of the product beingunched had already been disclosed.


    Without much detail.


    But the hints given were enough to delight Su Yu. Zero’s requirement for Kan Qin was maintaining a GDP growth of fifty percent—something calcted as if concerning an entire country. Yet, for the Myanmar Economic Zone, Zero had set a target of one hundred percent.


    A baseline requirement.


    Just like for Kan Qin.


    When Su Yu first heard it, he’d been dizzy for days, not even enjoying his New Year celebrations.


    Now, looking at things.


    Zero had already nned everything out. If this product were tounch, the GDP generated by the Myanmar Environmental Technology Company alone this year might fulfill a significant portion of the target. The full hundred percent now seemed within reach.


    Haha.


    To avoid appearing overly greedy.


    Su Yu hadn’t disclosed the news to anyone, nor had he purchased thepany’s stocks himself. At this point, he had enough money—enough tost ten lifetimes without running out. He should follow Zero’s lead and focus his energy on meaningful endeavors.


    Work.


    That is truly meaningful.


    ...


    The United States.


    Wall Street.


    Inside a particr investmentpany.


    "Still no updates?"


    "None."


    "The press conference is about to start—what a hassle."


    "Manager, what’s the n? Should we increase our stake?"


    After hesitating for several seconds.


    The manager gritted his teeth.


    "Increase—ten billion Asia Dors. Go all in and acquire Myanmar Environmental Technology Company stocks."


    If that’s the case.


    Then it’s worth the gamble.


    No matter how much we lose, it won’t be catastrophic.


    Thus.


    On top of the morning’s slight surge of three percent, a dozen major transactions were ced. To avoid concentration, purchases weren’t solely made by onepany. In thest moments, numerous firms decided to take a gamble, as did individual stock investors.


    As a result.


    In just three minutes.


    The stock price rose another four percentage points.


    ...


    Huaxia.


    Comet Video.


    Official Website.


    The live broadcast of the press conference had started, pinned to the homepage. Myanmar Environmental Technology Company had spent one million to secure the homepage during the live broadcast, along with advertisement notification pushes.


    This time, the "advertising fee" paid to Comet Group amounted to a whopping five million RMB.


    Qingyan City.


    Tang Kai had been seated in the living room for quite some time.


    He turned on the projection TV.


    Tuned in to the broadcast channel. Though Tang Qing hadn’t mentioned anythingst time, Tang Kai’s curiosity had only deepened. He was eager to see what news would be revealed when the press conference began.


    ...


    Xin’an City.


    The conference hall.


    When the clock struck the hour.


    Myanmar Environmental Technology Company Chairman Shen Yu took the stage.


    The hall fell silent instantly.


    "Ladies and gentlemen, as well as global viewers watching the live broadcast, wee to Myanmar Environmental Technology Company’s press conference. In the next thirty minutes, I promise you won’t be disappointed."


    "Myanmar Environmental Technology Company, although established rtively recently, aims to create a livable environment for humanity. Fortunately, with the efforts of our scientists, we have made breakthroughs in several fields."


    "Industrial filters, which ensure that industries such as thermal power, chemicals, metallurgy, and incineration no longer harm the environment. The widespread adoption of exhaust filters has effectively improved local air quality."


    "Gas solid locking solutions have revolutionarily reduced harmful gaseous emissions from construction materials and daily necessities. Concerns over formaldehyde from home furnishings and other toxic gases harming people are now a thing of the past."


    "Today, we are proud tounch a third type of solution product."


    After summarizing past achievements.


    Shen Yu stepped back.


    "Before formally introducing the product, I’d like everyone to watch a video."


    Saying that.


    He took a seat among the audience.


    "???"


    "This teaser is too abrupt."


    "Well said. Thispany does appear to belong to the rare category of businesses that earn with a conscience. A third product? Suddenly I feel like I’ve missed something. I should’ve increased my stake earlier."


    "Toote. The stock price has already jumped thirteen percent since the morning session opened."


    "That fast?"


    "Perhaps it’s just the beginning."


    Suddenly.


    The projection flickered.


    An image of a desert appeared.


    Sahara Desert.


    Arabian Desert.


    Libyan Desert.


    Patagonia Desert.


    Tamakan Desert.


    ...


    One by one, globally renowned and lesser-known deserts shed across the screen. Each image was stunningly beautiful.


    After the deserts came the Gobi.


    After the Gobi transitioned.


    The screen cut to an image of a deste city. Surrounding it were loess soils and the Gobi. Everywhere was arid. In the distance, a massive sandstorm loomed, quickly engulfing the entire city in dust.


    People struggled to breathe.


    Doors and windows remained tightly shut.


    Venturing outside became difficult.


    For several days, the sky was shrouded in a gray haze.


    Cities like this weren’t rare.


    The video seemed to havepiled footage from past news reports.


    Meanwhile.


    Narration began.


    "Across the Earth’snd surface, approximately one-third isprised of dry or semi-arid desert regions. These areas are expanding at a rate of 60,000 square kilometers per year. Deserts ount for 20% of the totalnd area."


    "Apart from natural deserts and Gobi formations, due to human over-exploitation and overgrazing, 40% ofnd faces desertification. Apanying this is soil and water loss, along with reductions in arablend."


    "Increasing sandstorm urrences, poption migrations—all directly impact local living conditions and economies."


    "..."


    The more they listened.


    Many individuals sensed the direction.


    In press conferences.


    It’s typical to highlight a universal pain point before presenting a solution, leveraging the moment to introduce a product to address these problems. Simr approaches were used during theunches of previous products like filtering and solid locking solutions.


    Following this logic.


    Many began to grasp the possibility. Could it be...