Eleanor's proposal appeared to be quite sound, seemingly filtered from traditional methods to select the most suitable one, and didn't seem difficult, but in reality, the difficulty of executing this was still very significant.
"Chairwoman Marshall's words are very reasonable, but the difficulty isn't small either. I feel that Chairwoman Marshall's plan is somewhat overly idealistic. At the very least, we must first ensure profitability before considering plans of modernization or patriotic ideals."
Xander's speech was relatively tactful, not directly saying Eleanor lacked realistic thinking.
Eleanor understood the hidden meaning behind Xander's words, furrowing her brow in contemplation.
"Ahem, ahem."
Alexander coughed twice, then spoke: "There's nothing that isn't difficult. I have
