After discussing the cooperation and promotion matters, Jiang Cheng finally wrapped up that part of the work.

Next, the manufacturers would naturally worry about the applications. They would go back to develop new products using Jiang Cheng's wireless power transmission technology.

Jiang Cheng only needed to sit at home, wait to collect money, and watch the promotion of this technology.

After finishing the wireless power transmission matters, Jiang Cheng was ready to start serious business.

At that time, Jiang Cheng developed wireless power transmission technology just to find something to do during the downtime.

Because the construction of Mars City was still in the preparation stage, Jiang Cheng decided to do something else for the time being.

Now that the preparation work was almost done, Jiang Cheng naturally had to turn his attention back to serious work.

After this period of preparation, all the materials, equipment, and personnel were ready.

Now they were just waiting for the Pioneer to transport all these things to Mars, then they could start major construction on Mars.

However, before the formal construction began, Jiang Cheng had one more thing to do, which was the recruitment of Mars immigrants.

The purpose of building Mars City was to implement the Mars immigration plan, and the core of this plan was the Mars immigrants.

If no one was willing to live and work on Mars, then no matter how well Mars City was built, it would be in vain.

A city without residents is worthless, so Jiang Cheng needed to recruit enough Mars immigrants before building Mars City.

Once Mars City was quickly constructed, Jiang Cheng planned to carry out large-scale development on Mars.

These development tasks couldn't rely solely on astronauts; a lot of personnel would be needed.

To rebuild a city on Mars, talents from various fields were required to join, as the first batch of immigrants from Earth to Mars.

Recruiting Mars immigrants wasn't something to be taken lightly; Jiang Cheng needed to plan carefully.

Mars immigrants couldn't just be picked randomly; Jiang Cheng needed technical talents who could contribute to the subsequent development of Mars.

Qualified Mars immigrants had to at least have a specialty. Not just anyone could join this plan.

A true immigrant city required many different professions.

Doctors, teachers, and workers were indispensable, and only when all these professions were complete would Jiang Cheng's envisioned immigrant city be truly established.

Skilled workers, in particular, were what Jiang Cheng urgently needed.

The upcoming Mars development couldn't do without the help of these workers. Although there were a lot of talents meeting Jiang Cheng's requirements, it was unknown how many were willing to go to Mars.

Not everyone dared to venture to a place like Mars.

This time, they were going as immigrants, meaning they couldn't return to Earth and would have to stay on Mars.

Finding people willing to abandon stable lives on Earth to go to a barren planet like Mars wasn't easy.

How to find enough talents willing to go to a place like Mars was Jiang Cheng's biggest problem.

As for recruiting Mars immigrants, Jiang Cheng actually couldn't think of any brilliant ideas.

A place like Mars didn't attract many besides astronauts.

If it were a matter of going to visit and tour Mars, many would surely sign up.

But if it were to directly immigrate to Mars, and stay on that barren planet, not many would be willing.

The curiosity to see Mars is one thing; living there long-term is another.

Living on Mars, far from Earth, long-term might mean never returning to Earth, a decision not easily made by everyone.

Though once Mars City was completed, Mars wouldn't seem so desolate, at least with a stable settlement.

But for ordinary people, living on Mars long-term was indeed a difficult thing to accept.

After going to Mars, one would always stay in the immigrant city. Even going out to work required wearing a spacesuit, and one couldn't roam Mars freely, restricted to designated areas.

Such a lifestyle, confined within a certain area, was not acceptable for everyone.

Therefore, Jiang Cheng's biggest problem was how to persuade those he wanted to give up stable lives on Earth and immigrate to the unknown land of Mars.

In short, Jiang Cheng needed to persuade people to move to Mars.

This matter left Jiang Cheng at a loss; he really didn't know

how to persuade people to move to Mars.

Jiang Cheng wasn't skilled in persuasion.

Though he didn't know how to persuade people, he knew who was good at it.

When faced with this trouble, the first person Jiang Cheng thought of was Zhang Manlin; this CEO was very skilled in such matters.

Though the CEO wasn't a man, this job requires a lot of persuasion skills; without them, being a CEO would be hard.

Therefore, Jiang Cheng had no doubt that finding Zhang Manlin was the right move to recruit enough talents to immigrate to Mars.

Zhang Manlin would surely devise a perfect plan to help Jiang Cheng gather enough manpower to develop Mars.

As soon as Jiang Cheng thought of solving this problem, he rushed to the company headquarters and found You Dangqin, who was busy.

Zhang Manlin had been particularly busy lately; there were numerous matters in the company, and countless things required her attention.

Plus, Jiang Cheng had given her some extra tasks a while ago, asking her to prepare materials for the Mars City construction.

This made Zhang Manlin, who already had little spare time, lose all of her leisure time.

The materials required for constructing the Mars Domain were numerous and varied, consuming a substantial amount of Zhang Manlin's effort, only recently nearing completion.

Zhang Manlin barely got any sleep during this time; without the Genetic Evolution Potion modifications, she might have collapsed from overwork.

Jiang Cheng was indeed considerate of his CEO, seeing her just finished and ready to assign more tasks to her.

Originally, Zhang Manlin had just completed the material preparation work, thinking she could finally relax a bit.

After hearing about the immigrant recruitment from Jiang Cheng, she was immediately troubled.

But in the end, Zhang Manlin didn't say much and instead started considering the problem.

Perhaps Jiang Cheng, the boss, understood his CEO best, knowing You Qin was a natural workaholic.

So, he wasn't at all worried she would refuse and pushed all the tasks onto her.