Initially, Zhao Yi wanted to theoretically work through the "Connection Law" to achieve the most refined solution. But following a quick trial, he realized that it required an immense amount of energy. A single design iteration for the combustion chamber sapped such excessive energy, which was an indication of how the design changes added up, requiring a substantial amount of effort for the calculations.
"Such a minor design change necessitates a heavy workload, every solution truly embodies the researchers' painstaking efforts!"
With a sense of awe, Zhao Yi decided to take it one step at a time. He doesn't need to design the combustion chamber to be absolutely perfect. As long as he makes slight adjustments to improve its stability and control, and to provide a larger thrust, it would suffice. Perfection is not attainable, there can only be continual improvements. So he started making gradual changes from the minutest details.
