One might say it’s just a factory, but that’s only true if it’s a small-scale one. A sufficiently large factory is far more than just a simple thing—it’s bigger than taking over an entire company.

Especially when it comes to factories that need cutting-edge technology and processes. The value increases dramatically depending on the size, but for super-large factories, the cost can range from tens of trillions to hundreds of trillions.

Moreover, as Grandpa said, building a factory itself is a difficult task.
There are so many factors to consider that from site selection to approval, it can easily take several years. And even once you get to the point of building, environmental regulations and complaints from the surrounding residents often create a lot of stress and delays.

If things go wrong, a factory could take ten years to build.

‘Of course, if it looks like it’s going to be delayed that much, I’ll just push through it with force…’

In any case, a factory is definitely not something that can be described as "just one."

Of course, if it’s a small-scale factory, maybe it’s not a big deal. But surely Grandpa wouldn’t be giving me a factory like that in front of the whole family, would he? It must be of a certain size if he’s giving it to me so openly.