The country entrusted me to buy an aircraft carrier, Hou Liangping, do you dare to investigate?

"Brother Peng, is it that guy surnamed Hou?" A cold glint flashed in Ye Zi's beautiful eyes, her tone filled with undisguised disgust.

"Hmm, who else could it be but him?" Huang Feipeng sneered. "Just a clown, don't bother with him."

"But..." Ye Zi hesitated, knowing that although Hou Liangping was just a minor prosecutor, the power behind him was not to be underestimated.

"Don't worry, everything is under my control." Huang Feipeng smiled confidently, a glint of light flashing in his eyes. "I'll let him know that making an enemy of me was the most foolish decision he's ever made!"

"By the way, what did Sun Bao say?" He changed the subject and asked about the important matter.

“Sun Bao said he has successfully transferred the funds to a safe account, and the US financial blockade poses no threat to us,” Ye Zi immediately reported, her tone tinged with pride.

"Very good, as expected of Sun Bao, I trust him to get things done." Huang Feipeng nodded in satisfaction. "Now, let's just wait and see the show."

He walked to the window, gazing down at the brightly lit city, a cold smile playing on his lips. This war without gunfire had only just begun, and he was ready to face any challenge!

Huang Feipeng hung up the phone, a confident, even slightly disdainful smile still lingering on his lips. Outside the window, the capital city lay deep in the night, like a lurking beast, and he seemed to be its master.

"Brother Peng, that guy surnamed Hou is a real piece of work, he can't say anything nice!" Ye Zi sat down next to Huang Feipeng, her fair fingers swiping across the phone screen, browsing the latest news.

"Heh, that's all he's good for, all he can do is hide in the shadows and bark," Huang Feipeng said casually, his gaze falling on Ye Zi's phone screen.

"The US government has announced comprehensive economic sanctions against Great Xia..." Ye Zi read the news headline, her tone tinged with worry, "Brother Peng, this time the US is coming on strong, and many domestic companies have been affected. We..."

"What's the panic?" Huang Feipeng interrupted Ye Zi casually. "I anticipated America's tricks a long time ago."

He took a cigarette from the pack, lit it, took a deep drag, and slowly exhaled a smoke ring. "They think they can strangle us like this? How naive."

“But… those companies that have been sanctioned…” Ye Zi hesitated, though she came from a wealthy family, she understood the cruelty of this economic war. It was a domino effect, and she didn’t know how many people would suffer as a result.

“Survival of the fittest is the law of the market.” A cold glint flashed in Huang Feipeng’s eyes. “Those companies that are not competitive will be eliminated sooner or later. This sanction may be an opportunity for us to reshuffle the deck.”

His tone carried a powerful confidence, as if everything was under his control. Ye Zi's heart gradually calmed down; she knew that as long as Huang Feipeng was there, no difficulty was insurmountable.

As expected, no sooner had the US government announced its sanctions than Huang Feipeng began his counterattack. His technology company was the first to announce that it would completely stop using US chips and other technology products, and instead adopt its own independently developed technology.

The following day, the Beijing International Convention Center was packed with people, the world's attention focused on the event. Huang Feipeng, dressed in a black suit, walked steadily onto the stage, his sharp eyes sweeping across the room, exuding a powerful aura. Below the stage, hundreds of media outlets were already prepared, their cameras flashing incessantly like a galaxy.

"Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, good morning!" Huang Feipeng's deep and powerful voice echoed clearly throughout the hall. After a brief greeting, he went straight to the point: "Today, I am going to announce an important decision to the world: we will completely stop using American chips and other technology products, and instead adopt our own independently developed technology!"

The words had barely left his lips when the entire room erupted in uproar. Reporters frantically snapped photos, trying to capture every subtle expression on Huang Feipeng's face. No one had expected that Huang Feipeng would choose such a strong response to the comprehensive sanctions imposed by the United States!

After the press conference, major media outlets rushed to report this explosive news.

Time magazine's headline read: "The Roar of the Eastern Lion! Daxia Tech Giant Declares War on America!" The article stated: "Huang Feipeng's declaration is a signal to the world of Daxia's technological rise, and it also foreshadows a new storm in the global technology landscape."

The Financial Times, however, focused more on the impact of this event on the global economy: "American sanctions backfire, and DaXia Technology's rise is unstoppable." The article analyzed that Huang Feipeng's decision will deal a heavy blow to the American technology industry, while DaXia Technology will usher in unprecedented development opportunities.

Online, netizens are discussing it extensively.

"Well done! It's long overdue to teach the US a lesson!"

"Support President Huang! Our Great Xia's own technology will definitely become stronger and stronger!"

"The United States has shot itself in the foot; it has only itself to blame!"

……

Huang Feipeng's decision sparked an unprecedented wave of patriotism across Great Xia, with people cheering for the rise of Great Xia's technology. However, some expressed concern, believing that Huang Feipeng's move was too risky and could leave Great Xia's technology industry isolated and helpless.

This news was like a bombshell, causing a huge uproar in the global technology community. It's important to understand that Huang Feipeng's technology company holds a pivotal position in China and even globally; their products and technologies have always been considered industry benchmarks.

Now, this company has announced that it will completely break free from its dependence on American technology, which is undoubtedly a direct challenge to American technological hegemony!

The news spread like wildfire among global tech giants, igniting diverse emotions, but few were appreciative. In Silicon Valley's steel and glass jungle, Huang Feipeng's declaration was seen as the boastful pronouncements of a reckless gambler, doomed to failure.

“Is he insane?” the CEO of Cyberdyne Systems said dismissively at a private golf tournament, his words dripping with disdain. “He thinks he can take on the global technology order single-handedly? That’s a pipe dream.”

In neon-lit Tokyo, at a Sony board meeting, Huang Feipeng's announcement elicited a chorus of scornful laughter. "An amusing gesture," commented a senior executive, "but ultimately futile. No one can survive, let alone compete, without our technology."