Liu Jinpeng's introduction also includes the overhead of setting up fixed quantum-end base stations in various places. He calculated it clearly. The land is calculated based on the average price, and the materials and labor are also the average price. The biggest expenditure is the construction of the quantum terminal. In general, the one-time investment is definitely not small. However, the later maintenance is relatively simple. Unless the quantum terminal mismatch occurs, the basic expenses are just a little artificial and water and electricity.

If calculated based on the density of 90,000 base stations nationwide, the one-time investment will reach 702 billion, which is equivalent to the average cost of 7.8 million per base station. Li Jingwen doesn’t know very well what the density of these 90,000 base stations are. Liu Jinpeng made him understand in one sentence: "It is similar to the current mobile phone coverage rate, and basically there are signals except in a very small number of places."

But the investment amount is indeed too large. The investment amount is 702 billion yuan at one time. I don’t know how much rebound it will be. Li Jingwen won’t act rashly and recklessly. He is no longer a young man. Therefore, his suggestions are also very operational: “It’s better for us to choose a province for testing first. What do you think? The military’s requirements are calculated separately, that is an additional expenditure, and military expenditure has nothing to do with us.”

Liu Jinpeng also agreed with this safe approach. The question is which place to choose for the pilot project. Li Jingwen meant that he could choose a place in the north, mainly because the north was vast and the radio communication coverage rate was not as dense as the south, so the resistance would inevitably be smaller. He belonged to Siberian Province, where the newly conquered area was currently mixed with Caucasians and Han people, and a small number of Japanese and Eskimos left in the local area.

That place is a region where telecommunications companies rarely involve, which only ensures telephone and mobile phone services in important areas, and no one cares about other remote areas. The main reason is that the cost of setting up base stations is high, transportation conditions are extremely poor, and the climate makes mainlanders very uncomfortable. These are actually excellent development opportunities for emerging companies.

Siberia has a vast land and sparsely populated province. It is the province with the largest land area in the entire Han Empire, but its population ranks the lowest. Although it is very suitable for new enterprises to gain a foothold, it is not a good choice for institutions that need profitability. According to the coverage area of ​​base stations, the entire Siberia needs more than 3,200 quantum base stations, which is more than 860 higher than the national average. However, its profitability is obviously not as good as that of southern provinces in mainland China.

This is actually not good for gathering shareholders and the public's confidence. The reason why it is not that quantum communication itself is not good, but that there are too few people. This is something that Liu Jinpeng cannot bear. After thinking about it, he said: "It is better to choose the Northeast, where the industrial foundation is good, the population density is not small, and the profit prospects should be good. Moreover, the area of ​​the three northeastern provinces is not very large, and each province has a maximum of 1,000 base stations."

Li Jingwen also knew that Liu Jinpeng had to consider the issue of profit. His suggestion that Siberia was not to ask him to save money, but to form a faita accompli. After this is completed, it will become famous. However, shareholder confidence and public confidence must also be considered. Although Li Jingwen believes that promotion is easier to do.

The final result of the negotiation was that both sides took a step back and promoted it first in the Far East Province. The Far East Province is a vast area with Boli as the core, and its second largest city is Vladivostok. It also includes Heilong Island, which was called Sakhalin Island by the Jurchens. This place has been the territory of the empire since the 17th century. After fighting some wars of all sizes with Russia, it finally stabilized the border line.

Siberian Province is the former Russian territory occupied by the Han Empire after the end of the World War in the early 20th century, including the prominent peninsula opposite Alaska and some coastal islands, including the Turtle Shell Peninsula, which the Russians call the Kamchatka Peninsula. It is said that because the shape of the protruding part of this peninsula looks very similar to the turtle shell, it is called this name.

Siberian Province and the Far East Province are divided by the middle line between Tungus City and Miaojie Market. Tungus City is the former Russian city of Okhotsk, while Miaojie is the headquarters of the administrative agency of the Northeast region during the Ming Dynasty. It is currently the largest port in the Far East. If you consider the throughput purely, it is much larger than Vladivostok.

The Far East Province has many advantages. The population is much larger than that of Siberian Province, and the population composition is relatively simple. The Han people account for the majority, and the Russians and Japanese people account for only a very small part. The Japanese in the Far East have basically been Chineseized. From the outside, there is no difference. The Russians are very small in the Far East, mainly descended from prisoners of war. Russia was unable to pay the ransom, and many Russians who came to Siberia have never been able to return to the West since then.

Most of these Russians are willing to live in the Far East, but a very small number of them have not obtained a good living environment due to personal reasons, so they have become dissatisfied with society. These people have a certain negative impact on the social environment in the Far East. There is a very simple way to judge the position of these people. Those who are willing to accept inter-racial marriage are obedient, while those who insist on inter-racial marriages must be dissatisfied with society.

From the beginning of the 20th century to the present for nearly 80 years, the Russians who have accepted inter-parent marriage have downplayed their bloodlines, and those who insist on internal digestion are still unscrupulous. These people are the objects of great concern to every local government. The Russian government is also seeking to return the Han Empire to Siberia. Although it is jumping internationally, most countries actually know that the Han Empire will never return it after spending so much money in Siberia.

But Moscow also knows this, but children who can cry have milk to drink. When Russia jumps like this, maybe the Han Empire will take out a few lollipops to comfort this old friend. However, Li Jingwen also said that Moscow also sent intelligence departments to contact those Russians who refused to naturalize, so it is necessary to pay attention to preventing destruction and leaks in the Far East.

The area of ​​the Far East Province is about 50% greater than that of Heilongjiang and about 40% less than Siberia. Therefore, the number of quantum base stations in the Far East Province is about 2,700, and the total project amount is more than 23.4 billion yuan based on the average price of 8.7 million. Liu Jinpeng said: "If the time is delayed for three months, the construction cost of the quantum terminal should be reduced by 30%. In that case, the construction cost of the entire base station can be reduced a lot."

But there is no way at the moment. 23.4 billion is not very expensive for communication construction in a province. Li Jingwen asked Yu Xia to temporarily withdraw 30 billion yuan from the account of the Royal Investment Company and prepare to transfer it to the account provided by Liu Jinpeng. However, before that, His Majesty the Emperor had to make it clear: "You'd better think about this equity allocation clearly, and you need those people to participate in the shares. We'd better make a conclusion together."

This is what it should be. Li Jingwen has put in a lot of strength in this matter, and he is already bare-handed, so Liu Jinpeng cannot disregard his opinion. However, he does not want to have no say at all, but he does not want Li Xiwen and Li Jingwen to appear in front of the public at the same time. This is a great reason for some conspirators to use.

Liu Jinpeng knew that Li Jingwen's first stop after leaving Jiangcheng should be Yunshui City, which is the second largest city in Chu and E after Jiangcheng. It happened to be a journey with Wan Qiwei, and the two of them could travel together for a while. However, he didn't know whether he should catch up with him. After all, everyone knows why Li Jingwen came to Jiangcheng.

Li Jingwen also had his own considerations, and he was very good at considering others. He said directly: "In two days, in two days, you go directly to the Royal Villa of Lushan. I will wait for you there and take a few days off. Qiwei's birthday is coming, so I'll do it in the Villa of Lushan." And he has unspeakable difficulties. The weather is hot every day, and I don't know if it really has a greenhouse effect. I'll take a few days to rest in Lushan. I'll be like raising my energy.

Wan Qiwei is now full of energy. Li Jingwen has to meet the generals and officials from all over the country to handle government affairs during the day, and to meet his wife's needs at night. He is really a little unbearable now. I can't stand it even if I don't rest. Thinking of this, he couldn't help complaining to the culprit in a vague way: "What recipe do you think you are doing? Qiwei is full of energy now. I suspect you have taken stimulants."

Liu Jinpeng was also shocked when he heard this. This was the emperor's **. He was not stupid and could understand it at first. However, this matter could not be told through Li Xiwen. He could only pretend to be stupid and said: "Ah, I am too energetic and can't sleep, that's not good. But this is just a stage. When she gets used to the effect of this formula, it probably won't be so effective. They are all drug-resistant."

But Li Jingwen didn't want this kind of result. The problem is that he couldn't really say that you, boy, gave me a recipe, and he couldn't say that, so he was a little sulky. Liu Jinpeng also felt strange. They both injected gene modification liquid at the same time, so why did Niang Niang take effect so quickly? What's the problem here?

Thinking of this, he was also a little worried and quickly asked Yiti. Yiti was not a good thing, but it guessed: "This may be related to individuals. According to my analysis at the beginning, there are some factors in Li Jingwen's genes that are inconsistent with the local genes, which seem to be genetic factors that have undergone certain mutations."

"Genetic factors?" Liu Jinpeng couldn't understand. What does this have to do with genetics? "Is there someone in the royal ancestors who have genetic mutations? Is there something wrong with Xiwen's gene?"

Eti's answer is a bit sensational: "The princess' gene has not found any problem, it may be that recessive genetics appear in different generations. According to my guess, this gene mutation is generally produced by high energy radiation, similar to the amount of radiation in a small black hole multiplied by a billionth of a second."

The more he said it, the more outrageous it became. Liu Jinpeng just wanted a solution. Yiti replied: "Catalytics can be used, but the effect of the gene modification liquid will be reduced." No matter what, just reduce it. It is better than being thought of by His Majesty the Emperor. Liu Jinpeng has a headache again. How to send the catalyst? This time, you can't use nanorobots anymore. You have to use it in the maintenance formula like Niangniang Wan. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!