In the office, the members of the think tank sat crowded together. Their expressions varied, yet all were unmistakably grave.
Each member of this think tank was an elite, handpicked by the Great Jing Empire with immense effort and care.
Some were veteran analysts who maneuvered deftly on the international chessboard, leveraging their encyclopedic knowledge of global affairs.
Others were business prodigies, capable of discerning opportunities from dry economic data to forge new paths for the Great Jing Empire's commercial development.
And still others were strategists who, with their vast experience and exceptional intellect, could accurately predict the course of wars and devise masterful battlefield plans.
At this moment, they were flipping through intelligence files urgently gathered from around the world. At times, they would lower their heads in deep thought, brows furrowed, as if locked in a silent battle with the information before them.
