How did you, a prisoner on death row, become an important weapon of the country? Yecheng Gao Weiming

6 of Diamonds Card Challenge----

Devil's heart!

Date: July 19, 45

Challenge time limit: 60 minutes.

Challenger: 1 person.

Name: Hu Hai.

But the little brother Hu Hai has been trapped in this challenge for three years.

That's right.

Three full years!

The time flow rate of the Diamond 6 challenge is even more outrageous, reaching an astonishing 1:26280.

That is to say, you spend 26280 minutes here, and only one minute in the lounge.

Three years is more than 1.5 million minutes, but it is only one hour outside.

It's a bit like "a day in heaven is a year on earth".

After figuring out how fast time flows here, Hu Hai could only smile bitterly.

There's nothing he can do about it, since he was asked to choose the block-type card challenge.

There isn't much danger. This challenge mainly tests intelligence, but I didn't expect it would also test endurance.

His mission, or the condition for winning the entire challenge, is to help the Eagle Sauce chief scientist Oppenheimer develop three nuclear fission bombs and successfully test them.

That's right!

Make an atomic bomb!

And successfully detonated it!

After receiving the task, Hu Hai was delighted and expectant.

After all, he was only ten years old, and it was impossible for him to have been exposed to nuclear experiment projects or witness the scene of an atomic bomb explosion.

It is a rare opportunity to be able to return to history and participate in it personally.

Even the calmest of people can't avoid getting excited.

But the challenge is a great test of his intelligence. He needs to learn and absorb more and more complex knowledge and theories, otherwise he will be ruthlessly eliminated by the laboratory.

However, the passage of three years allowed him to accept it calmly, and he also grew and matured during this period.

The identity of Hu Hai in the challenge is Oppenheimer's student Lomanitz.

A 25-year-old outstanding young physics researcher.

From the beginning of the Manhattan Project in 19, he followed his teacher Oppenheimer to a desert and gradually built the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

In three years, this place was transformed from a desert into a small town with a population of 15.

The town has all the infrastructure, including hospitals and schools, which are sufficient for people to work and live.

At the same time, the Eagle Sauce spent 20 billion US dollars and worked day and night to finally push the research and development of the atomic bomb to completion.

That day, at two o'clock in the afternoon.

Hu Hai woke up after a nap, sighed slightly, and looked at the desert outside the window.

"Huh... this day is almost over, right?"

He smiled and shook his head, not knowing when he developed the habit of talking to himself.

He opened a notebook on the bed and scribbled something on it to make a correct character.

The characters on it are already densely packed, and the blank paper in the notebook is about to run out.

Hu Hai once calculated that after drawing another nine strokes, which was about two correct characters, the challenge should be over.

And he can also completely leave the place where he has lived for three years.

After getting up, dressing and washing his face, Hu Hai walked out of the rest room.

Along the way, his arrogant expression disappeared and he began to greet passers-by enthusiastically.

"Good afternoon, Dennis! Have you sold all your rotten fish and shrimp yet?"

"Mark, wait a minute! I'll give you $100. Please buy me some snacks when you go to the city tomorrow..."

"Be careful! Aunt MARRY, the dirty water you poured almost wet my coat..."

Passersby also greeted Hu Hai with a smile.

What a fine young man!

Cheerful, optimistic, and always with a smile on his face.

Not only was he the backbone of the Manhattan Project, he was also a humble, studious person with excellent moral character.

Mr. Oppenheimer, the person in charge here, has said this several times.

After his death, the research and development of nuclear physics in the United States will be inherited by Lomanitz.

Hu Hai greeted them with a smile, got in his car, and drove about 10 miles to the laboratory.

After a thorough inspection, he entered smoothly and walked all the way to the bunker dozens of meters underground.

It was he who suggested building the core area of ​​the laboratory in the bunker.

He once told Oppenheimer that nuclear testing was extremely dangerous and that any carelessness would lead to uncontrollable and irreversible consequences.

If we don’t want tens of thousands of people in the town to be wiped out, we must take all safety measures.

When he reached the depths of the laboratory, Hu Hai met Richard Feynman, the deputy director of the project.

He was also a young physicist, but even more outstanding than Hu Hai. At the age of 27, he was invited by Oppenheimer to serve as deputy general manager of the Manhattan Project and was in charge of the project.

Hu Hai walked up to the other person with a smile.

"Mr. Feynman! Excuse me, have you seen my teacher?"

Feynman was writing and drawing on a piece of paper. He looked up when he heard the noise and saw that it was this guy named Lomanitz. He smiled.

"Yes! But he has already left. Together with General Groves, he went to the White Palace to meet His Excellency Tongzi..."

kindness?

Hu Hai frowned when he heard this and thought of something.

He was silent for a few seconds and asked softly.

"Are you going to ask the big boss to use the atomic bomb in actual combat?"

Thinking of this, the boy's eyelids twitched.

Three years of research have brought the Manhattan Project to its final stage.

Today, at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, everyone has worked together to produce three prototypes of atomic bombs.

Just hang it into the core of the bomb and you can get three complete atomic bombs.

Moreover, it was originally planned to detonate one of the atomic bombs over the desert nine days later, on July 9, 19, to observe the destructive power of the most powerful weapon in human history.

As for the other two...

"haha, yes!"

Feynman simply threw down his pen and turned to Hu Hai and said.

"Alas! Although the Empire has surrendered and signed the surrender agreement, their remnants are still resisting all over the world."

"The boss summoned your teacher and General Groves this time to discuss the use of the remaining two atomic bombs after the first one is successfully tested. The details... I am not sure."

There was a hint of excitement on Feynman's face.

Hu Hai laughed.

Not sure?

He remembered that a month later, two mushrooms bloomed above the cherry blossoms, announcing the end of the Second World War.

"Okay... I'm going to get busy."

As a student of Oppenheimer, Hu Hai naturally had his own job.

Especially since there were less than 9 days left before the final nuclear explosion test, he was very busy.

As long as the nuclear explosion test is successful, he should be able to completely leave this challenge and return to the lounge.

Only then will I be able to take a good rest and play my favorite Fruit Ninja.

"Wait a moment……"

Unexpectedly, just as Hu Hai turned around, Feynman suddenly called him.

"What is it, Mr. Feynman?"

Hu Hai maintained full respect for the Nobel Prize winners in physics in history.

Feynman was still a young man and didn't put on airs. Seeing Hu Hai's expression, he laughed.

"Lomanitz, haha, it's nothing! Look how cautious you are."

"It's like this. Before leaving, Professor Oppenheimer and General Groves gave me a task. They asked me to name three atomic bombs..."

"You know, this is a great discovery that will go down in history, and the names of these three bombs will be remembered forever."

"Before you came, I just named two of the bombs. There is only one left. How about it? Are you interested?"

Name the atomic bomb?

When Hu Hai heard Feynman's words, he raised his eyebrows and smiled.

He did not agree, but asked Feynman instead.

"Sir, what are you going to name the first two?"

Feynman pushed the paper in his hand over with a look of mischief.

"I don't plan to give it any fancy name, just something simple."

"Look, why not call them..."

"How about the fat man and the little boy?"