There was absolutely nothing wrong with the engine’s design.
You could even say it was ahead of its time.
The manufacturing precision of the components was flawless as well.
Everyone was shocked to hear the problem was with the materials.
"How could there be a problem with the materials?"
The base materials were all rigorously tested and produced in strict accordance with the specifications derived from our experiments.
And they had all passed their tests.
Fu Mingxue spoke again. "Defects in the material’s crystal lattice are causing the metal to have insufficient resilience. That’s what’s causing the cracks to appear."
Someone raised an objection. "But there weren’t any problems during the earlier tests."
"The earlier tests weren’t long enough, which is why this problem didn’t surface. The rotational speed you’re testing at now is over three times that of the original tests, isn’t it?"
Fu Mingxue’s words left everyone speechless.
It was true. They had run it for over three times as long—they wanted to test its limits.
Just then, the chief engineer asked, "How do we solve this and make a breakthrough?"
Fu Mingxue: ’...?’
’You think I can just pull a solution out of thin air?’
"Give me a private lab and have some materials sent over."
The chief engineer naturally had to agree to her request. "Alright. I’ll arrange it for you immediately."
Fu Mingxue took three days.
For those three days, she spent most of her time consulting the books in her space.
She read the few books on the subject of materials until the pages were practically worn thin.
Moreover, it cost her a lot of money.
Thankfully, the money wasn’t spent in vain—she really did find an answer.
However, she still had to work out the specific ratios herself.
The system’s books were meant to have her learn and apply the knowledge, not just give her a result to copy verbatim.
After another three days, the factory successfully produced a test sample using the data and ratios she provided.
What happened after that was none of her concern.


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