"Yes."
Everyone responded again.
After breakfast, they agreed to meet at the courtyard at 7:30 in the evening to share insights and make the final sprint. After bidding farewell to everyone, Ren Zhong returned home.
Time unknowingly drifted to 6 PM.
Ren Zhong exited the hibernation space and fished out the auxiliary onboard computer, connecting it to an external keyboard.
This was his personal habit as an antiquarian.
Although typing by hand was slightly slower than dictation, it allowed ample time for thinking and helped enhance logic.
The keyboard was something Wen Lei had scavenged from a trash heap.
From the etched circuits on the integrated circuit board to the switches to the chip, everything was crafted manually from second-hand waste materials.
The keycaps were carved from wood by Wen Lei with a knife.
Ren Zhong humorously referred to it as the Rolls-Royce of keyboards.
