Since Zhao Yi wasn't staying here anyway, it made no sense for him to continue lingering.
Zhao Yi packed up his things and returned to the institute. As the main person in charge of the research, he promptly called a small meeting with everyone.
Then, a fascinating situation occurred.
Those involved in the research split into two groups. One group consisted of Zhao Yi's original laboratory team, while the other group comprised Dai Tianqing, Han Hui, and Li Ming.
Seating in the conference room reflected this divide.
One group sat on the left-hand side; the other sat on the right.
Zhao Yi and Yan Xuelin took seats in the middle.
When discussing the allocation of research tasks, they simply decided to let both sides work together. By conducting parallel experiments, they could maximize error detection in the research process.
This arrangement spurred competition between the two parties.
