Chapter 51, Safety in Numbers _1

Accompanied by a few subordinates, they floated on the canal, admiring the natural scenery on both banks, and a feeling of "discussing the country, writing passionately" spontaneously emerged.

Unfortunately, the more they went forward, the less satisfactory the canal became. The narrowest part was only twenty meters wide, and the shallowest part was only four meters deep.

Such a channel is fine for small boats weighing hundreds of tons to navigate. If several large ships weighing one or two thousand tons meet in the canal, it's likely to feel as chaotic as making way on a small country road.

"Jacob, what has your Government Affairs Department been doing? Why hasn't it met the design requirement?"

Master Hudson angrily questioned.

A large amount of manpower, financial resources, and materials had been invested, but the canal, in the end, did not meet expectations. Wasn't this a slap in the face for Master Hudson?