The Undercover Heir is Actually Tycoon's Secret Girlfriend-Chapter 423 - 341

Rong Zhi absentmindedly made a sound of agreement.

Bai Su didn’t disturb her, and half an hour later, the smartwatch was assembled.

He raised an eyebrow lightly, "Done?"

Rong Zhi nodded, then put the smartwatch into her bag and organized the tools on the table.

Without internet access on the plane, she couldn’t conduct tests; she could only try to see if it would power on.

At five-thirty, they arrived at the airport of the city where Four Directions County is located, requiring another three-hour drive to get there.

The driver sent by the Yan Family was already waiting outside the airport.

In the car, Rong Zhi finally took out the smartwatch.

Bai Su raised the partition accordingly.

She removed the fixtures on both sides of the smartwatch and then pressed the power button.

Initially, the watch face displayed an ordinary clock; after she tapped the screen, it instantly turned into a black screen. By pressing the two side buttons on the left of the smartwatch, a virtual keyboard appeared in front of her.

With nothing to place the smartwatch on, it was difficult to operate, so Rong Zhi asked Bai Su to extend his hand.

"Hmm?"

Bai Su didn’t understand but obediently opened his palm, and she aligned the virtual keyboard with his palm, turning the opposite partition into a projection.

She typed rapidly on the keyboard, essentially tapping on Bai Su’s palm. Her movements were light and fast, making it hard for him to see clearly; all he could sense was her cool fingers dancing and swirling on his hand.

A subtle itch arose.

Fearing that any movement might affect her, he held back, turned to look at the screen, and upon seeing something, his eyes instantly narrowed.

Over there, Rong Zhi was already finishing up the final functionalities test. She pressed enter, restoring the smartwatch to its original black interface.

It felt quite good.

This chip is nearly the result of two years of research with Jing Ji, with enhanced performance over current mobile phone chips in various aspects.

She planned to try it in a phone later, and if there were no issues, she could notify Qianji Pavilion to collaborate with RH Group for extensive experimental deployment.

After notifying Jing Ji, Rong Zhi turned around to see Bai Su’s thoughtful deep gaze. She raised an eyebrow and asked, "What’s up?"

Bai Su shook his head, chuckled lightly, "This smartwatch seems quite interesting."

"You mean this," Rong Zhi heard, without thinking, placing the assembled smartwatch in his hand, "There are such micro-computers on the market, but their quality and functionality are generally mediocre."

Moreover, ordinary people don’t have much need for such computers and thus don’t purchase them, which has led to the market not seeing a new generation of micro-computers for a long time.

This is why Rong Zhi chose to research and manufacture her own chips. As a hacker, computers are her livelihood.

The smartwatch was obviously a men’s model, and Bai Su examined it carefully before handing it back to her.

"When do you plan to release it?"

Rong Zhi took a picture of the smartwatch and sent it to Song Lichen, thinking it over before responding, "It depends; if nothing unexpected happens, by next Lunar New Year."

Just in time for the New Year to offer some benefits, provided she was still around.

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The night air felt a bit humid. As Rong Zhi got out of the car and looked into the distance, all she could see were layers of thick fog, with visibility less than ten meters.

"...Is there anyone?"

She could sense faint voices around her, but she could not see people.

Bai Su wanted to hold her hand, paused, and lightly clicked his tongue in frustration. He raised her left wrist and, stretching his fingertip to his lips, bit down hard.

A bead of blood instantly emerged, and Rong Zhi’s fox-like eyes widened slightly, "You..."

"Don’t be afraid."

Bai Su smeared the emerging blood droplet on the golden pearl of the bracelet on her wrist, murmured something obscured and profound, even the tone sounded distant and mysterious.

Rong Zhi couldn’t understand, but she could see the golden pearl gradually absorbing the blood droplet, and then her vision began to clear little by little.

She first saw the old gate of an elegantly simple garden, and further in was a screen wall carved with a four-clawed stone dragon, exuding an imposing and commanding presence.