Tech Dominator Starts with Raising Kids

The third generation ternary computer is already in the development process, and Mo Jingchun believes it won’t be long before it is designed and produced as a finished product.

When the ternary computer is announced to the public, it will undoubtedly be a spectacular debut.

The only hurdle in front of Mo Jingchun is creating his own ecological environment.

After all, you can’t equip every computer with artificial intelligence to convert data all the time, right?

That’s simply not realistic, at least not with the current background.

Shaking his head, thinking that the boat will naturally straighten when it reaches the bridge, Mo decided to figure it out later. If it doesn’t work, selling the ternary as a supercomputer isn’t bad either.

Without much thought, Mo Jingchun directly forwarded the email to Wei Luxue.

With the paper approved, no one seemed happier than Wei Luxue.

However, Mo Jingchun did not know that when Wei Luxue, who had just started work, saw the email, she was just happy for a moment, and then nothing more.

When compared to the stable job at Candy Technology Laboratory, which is more practical, Wei Luxue knows very well.

For Mo Jingchun, today is yet another uneventful day.

But it’s different for Zero, who was miles away.

Busy from morning until dusk, Zero constantly directed workers to set up exhibition platforms in the exhibition area.

In the same area, personnel from other companies were inevitably drawn to Zero’s small figure, just over a meter tall.

Initially, everyone was puzzled as to why Candy Technology, such a large company, would let a child command work. Soon everyone learned the truth and looked at the small figure in surprise.

Before, seeing it online, people didn’t think much of Candy Technology’s artificial intelligence.

Now it seems, it’s beyond impressive. Zero’s every move is almost indistinguishable from a human being.

As soon as the clock struck five, Zero, who had been supervising with hands in pockets, immediately said:

"Off work, off work! Remember to be on time tomorrow."

Twisting their neck, Zero walked away with a few sales staff.

Leaving behind a group of workers bewildered.

These days, where do you find such a good boss? Off work at five sharp?

Today was an eye-opener.

The workers exchanged looks, acknowledging the boss’s words; they had no reason to continue working.

Otherwise, wouldn’t they be going against the wishes of their benefactor?

Without saying a word, they packed up and left.

During the day, with the benefactor around, the workers didn’t dare to chat. Now, sitting together with boxed meals, someone curiously said:

"Did you hear? They say that little kid is an artificial intelligence, a highly intelligent robot."

"You haven’t seen it? That’s Candy Technology’s Zero. My daughter loves watching short clips of Candy and Zero staring each other down."

"Oh? Old Liu, tell us, what’s this artificial intelligence, Zero, all about?"

"What are you saying? Artificial intelligence is just that, artificial intelligence. What else could it be?"

"But it’s amazing that Candy Technology dares to let an AI lead. Aren’t they afraid of something going wrong during the expo?"

"They shouldn’t. Candy Technology’s product quality is top-notch."

"Alright, let’s not gossip at work, or if Zero hears it, who knows if there’d be trouble."

"Makes sense."

While having dinner, Mo Jingchun received a picture from Zero, showing the booth construction process.

Candy peered over, curious, and asked:

"Brother, is this the robot exhibit you were talking about?"

"It’s the International Robot Expo."

"Oh, it’s all the same."

"Looks shabby, and there’s hardly anyone."

Mo Jingchun twitched his lips, weakly complaining: "It hasn’t started yet, how could there be anyone?"

"Everyone’s busy decorating the display area these days; it’s normal for it to look shabby. It’ll look nice once it’s done."

"Oh, I see!"

Said Candy, eyes rolling, smiling slyly, "Brother, it’s Saturday again the day after tomorrow. Are we going to Shanghai?"

Mo Jingchun glanced at the slyly smiling Candy. He knew Candy wouldn’t smile like that without a reason.

"It’s just an international robot expo. Why should we go?"

"Besides, it’s not during public hours. Would we watch the renovations?"

"With that time, you’d be better off watching TV at home and going square dancing in the evening."

Time quickly passed to the third night. After dinner, Candy dragged Mo Jingchun to the community square for square dancing.

To be honest, Mo Jingchun regretted it. Why did he have to say more?

Wasn’t watching TV at home nice enough!

Now, he was awkwardly stared at by a group of smiling grandmas, while Candy enjoyed herself, dancing energetically.

In a way, Candy successfully integrated into the entire intelligence network of the community.

They played until after eight; only then did a sweat-drenched Candy return to her brother’s side.

After gulping down several mouthfuls of warm water, Candy said cheerfully:

"Brother, let’s go home."

"Okay!"

If it weren’t for accompanying Candy, Mo Jingchun truly wouldn’t want to stay on the square for even a moment.

Not to mention the stares from the older folks, there were occasionally arrogant people trying to use him to join Candy Technology.

If you don’t agree, they’d still be grudging; what kind of people are they?

Back home, Zhou Yaling, who was watching TV on the sofa, glanced up at Candy and her brother returning, lazily saying:

"You’re back."

"Mmm, mmm."

Candy nodded vigorously and wiped her forehead with her arm.

"Sis, I’m going to take a shower first, I’m all sticky."

"Go ahead." Zhou Yaling waved casually, engrossed in the plot, not caring what Candy wanted to do.

Speaking of which, who is the real murderer?

Interesting, interesting.

Mo Jingchun sat down, watching the crime drama playing, and after a while, he said somewhat disinterestedly:

"What’s so interesting about this? Change it."

Zhou Yaling glared at her brother, "No way, TV’s mine at this time."

"If you want to watch something else, go to the study, the computer’s just the same."

Rolling his eyes, Mo Jingchun began to focus.

After one episode ended, Mo Jingchun stroked his chin and commented:

"Not bad, it can pique people’s curiosity."

Meanwhile, upstairs, Candy, who had finished her shower, lay in bed waiting. After more than half an hour, she still hadn’t seen her sister come up.

Before going upstairs, hadn’t she hinted they’d come up and play games? How come after more than half an hour, her sister still wasn’t up?

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