Shen Yuling exhaled sharply, crossing her arms as she shook her head. "Jiang Yue, let's be realistic. You're a first-year student with barely any experience in engineering, and you're proposing something that even industry professionals would struggle with."
Mo Yichen nodded, his expression firm. "Your idea is good—there's no doubt about that. But the problem isn't the concept. It's the execution."
He tapped his fingers against the table. "This competition isn't just about innovation. The criteria include functionality, performance, and efficiency. If we can't complete it in four days, it won't matter how groundbreaking your idea is—it won't win."
Jiang Yue said nothing, her face unreadable as she listened.
Shen Yuling pressed on. "We have to build something that works, not just something that sounds impressive on paper. You're aiming for the stars, but if we crash before takeoff, it won't mean anything."
The room fell silent.
