For the foreign reader, let explain a little bit about the cha Industry in the Chinese Federation.
Let us begin with the core of the cha Industry.
The cha Blueprints.
cha blueprints, like all other machinery blueprints, are divided into civilian and military categories.
Most civilian chas are like normal cars on the road. They are comrcialized and mass produced with beauty, speed, efficiency, quality and profit in mind.
So civilian chas look really cool and have excellent performance statistics. Others are workhorses, and yet others are antiques and collector items.
Like cars, all types of civilian chas exist.
And like cars, there are best selling chas within the industry.
These blueprints are guarded like the money making treasures they are by civilian cha companies. It would be impossible to gain access to these sorts of blueprints.
However, to encourage the growth of cha companies, the Chinese Federation had made several basic cha blueprints public, and encouraged cha designers to work on these public blueprints and upgrade them.
These cha designers are then able to work on these basic designs and put their personal touch into upgrading them.
Then they can put their upgraded blueprints for sale to the National cha Design Agency, who will buy them at a generous price if their work ets a certain standard.
Their blueprints will then end up as public property as well, allowing the next aspiring cha designer to take it and work on it further.
Using this thod, the Chinese Federation had created lines of highly advanced cha with thousands of creative variations.
Additionally, to regulate the cha Designer community, the Chinese Federation had also created a grading scale.
cha Designers are divided into seven distinct grades.
Newbie cha Designer.
Novice cha Designer.
Interdiate cha Designer.
Advanced cha Designer.
Master cha Designer.
Grand Master cha Designer.
cha Architect.
Each grade had access to a more complex and powerful cha blueprint than that below it within the public repository.
Such a policy had led to an explosion in the number of cha designers within the Chinese Federation.
Thousands of blueprints were being worked on at any given day, and hundreds were being submitted to the National cha Design Agency for review and sale.
With so many blueprints being worked on, the next aspect of the cha Industry was, of course, the main beneficiary.
The cha Manufacturers.
cha Manufacturers did not need to spend huge amounts of money on cutting edge research, all they needed to do was to maintain a small but skilled team of cha Designers to modify and enhance the best cha blueprint publicly available and then pay the National cha Design Agency a license fee to produce and sell them.
Most cha Manufacturers took this route and found great success.
Apart from them, there were also Boutique cha Manufacturers who chose to design their own chas from ground up that cater to a niche market.
The producer of my Barbarian Class cha, the Soaring Dragon cha Company, was one such manufacturer.
With such a vibrant cha offering from the Manufacturers, the market for chas was also similarly full of life, and chas soon beca highly specific in their functions to et all the unique needs of society.
All sorts of chas with different specifications were produced, and they needed very specific materials to build.
Companies specializing in sourcing and supplying these needs started to sprout as well.
These companies themselves needed to employ the use of extrely powerful chas to source the unique materials from deep within the earth, underwater and even far away in space.
All in all, the civilian cha industry was booming.
However, if the civilian cha industry was booming, then the military cha industry was completely in supernova mode.
Every single military in the world was modernizing.
They were either transitioning into chas, or were upgrading their old chas into newer ones.
Being the unofficial third superpower in the world, the Chinese Federation sold tens, maybe even hundreds of thousands of chas to other countries!
Ocean exploration and space exploration were exploding off the charts, and it was a ti unlike any other ti in the economy of the world.
At a ti like this, having a blueprint is nothing out of the ordinary. But having a good blueprint is pretty rare indeed.
As such, you can imagine my excitent as I browsed the blueprints Instructor Blackwood had in his personal collection.
"Instructor Blackwood must be a pretty good cha Designer." I thought excitedly as my mind devoured the first few designs. "These cha designs are pretty good! He must be at least an Interdiate cha Designer!"
My enhanced brain, my photographic mory and my deep understanding of white chas allowed to quickly identify the crucial aspects of the cha blueprints and secure the information in my mind for future study.
The National cha Design Agency can afford to be picky and buy only the designs that had great potential and contained sparks of creativity in them.
As such, the designs I purviewed that day all gave wave after wave of inspirations and ideas.
My mind was whirring at top speed as I thought of many different alternatives to create stronger, faster, more efficient cha manifestations, all the while studying the blueprints in deep fascination.
The first few cha blueprints were light chas, but very ingeniously designed to maximize speed and firepower, bringing up their specs to near dium cha levels at the expense of armor.
"Aweso! These cha designs are so inspired and so high quality!" I thought to myself approvingly. "I can utilize the principles of aerodynamics and thruster positioning applied here into my own cha manifestion. It wouldn't be an overhaul on my power, but raising it by five or six percent should not be a problem. On the grand sche of things, it's great!"
I went on to the next few chas which were dium chas. Once again, the cha designs were ingenious. As a jack of all trades, the dium cha could do many things well, and as such, needed high specs across the board.
The dium cha blueprints which Instructor Blackwood collected were similar in output, and were in general fifteen to twenty percent higher than normal dium chas.
However, the aweso thing was, they all reached that sa output level using very different thods!
Each was a clear exhibition of mastery at various aspects of cha design.
One focused on achieving its high output by way of highly advanced chanical design, while another did it by ingenious energy compression and manipulation.
Yet another one did it by sheer genius in energy conversion efficiency.
Each cha blueprint was an eye opener for !
I was chugging along steadily, finishing my greedy devouring of the seventh cha blueprint when I finally started to flip to the eighth cha.
For the past few seconds prior to that, I noticed in my extrely sharp periphery vision that Instructor Blackwood had started to keep one eye on .
At first I thought it was to make sure I did not try to tamper with his TeachLink. Which was strange because there was definitely no way I could do that. The TeachLink was an extrely secure device which could only be operated by recognized users.
Instructor Blackwood had to specifically grant permission for to even flip the pages of the cha blueprint design folder.
However, when I opened the eighth cha design, I finally realized what he was doing.
He wanted to see my reaction to the eighth cha design!
And judging by the triumphant look that flashed across his eyes, he got what he wanted.
My jaw dropped as I couldn't help but shout.
"What the hell?"
The cha blueprint that appeared before was truly a wonder among wonders!
It was the blueprint of an Ultra Heavy cha.
But it was not just any Ultra Heavy cha, it was in the shape of a massive T-Rex.
It was obviously…
"Godzilla??" I whistled lightly in admiration. "I can see its appeal in terms of awesoness and aggressive looks, but functionality wise…"
"This cha Godzira is not made to be the best in terms of performance, but to deliver nostalgic awesoness to a generation who grew up watching its movies." Instructor Blackwood said rather proudly.
I nodded my head in understanding.
The cha Godzira was one of the "pretty boys", a cha made with looks as its top priority.
Click. Click. Click.
My photographic mory instantly morized its key features and internalized its design in my mind.
"Damn I can't wait to trample on my enemies using this epic design!" I rember thinking extrely excitedly and wishing that a cha uprising that sohow required my intervention would suddenly take place near !
"Hehehehe. Aweso, right? I am impressed you actually know about the cha Godzira. Work hard in my class, boy, and one day, this aweso and godly cha design might just be yours!" Instructor Blackwood encouraged .
I grinned widely at him and nodded vigorously.
"En. En. I will work hard to make sure I get this cha blueprint. But I am sure you have more aweso ones! I will continue looking!" I said eagerly as I prepared to flip through to the ninth cha.
But before I could do that…
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