Moreover, when construction formally started, he would stay at the site without moving an inch to supervise the indigenous workers.
If even this couldn't ensure the successful completion of the factory, aside from bringing in a professional civil engineer for guidance, Chen Zhou couldn't think of any other methods for success.
...
A training period lasting more than seventy days passed, and all the indigenous people understood deeply how much the Leader valued this "different kind of building."
Chen Zhou even directly told them—
"If anyone makes a major mistake in the construction process causing the entire project to collapse, they will be hanged."
Under this pressure, even those who always spaced out during carpentry lessons forced themselves to focus, painfully aware they couldn't remember every word the Leader said.
However, their concerns were soon alleviated by Chen Zhou.
