Ms. Tan Is The Real Boss

Chapter 1361: Ready to go to Country J in 1360

Tan Rou said, “Hello, King. I am Tan Rou, the owner of TR Company.”

After hearing Tan Rou’s words, the machine translated them just one second later.

Hang Wei, after hearing the translation, repeated the translated sentence, “Hello, King. I am Tan Rou, the owner of TR Company.”

Tan Rou nodded and replied, “The translation is very accurate, but I have only spoken in short sentences. I still need to try a few longer sentences to test it.”

Hang Wei said, “Then have it translate the sentence I just said.”

Tan Rou did not want to spend time thinking of other sentences, so she very disdainfully used the sentence Hang Wei had said, “I think you should seriously listen to me about the simplest way to solve this problem.”

Indeed, the machine could not translate long sentences. It could only translate half of them when it encountered them.

After testing, Tan Rou said, “It looks like there are quite a few things that need improving.”

Hang Wei nodded and said, “Then you should hurry up and improve it. Once it’s improved, bring it back for me to use.”

Tan Rou replied, “I also need to let Shang Jin and the others use it because creating this translator was intended for them. If the translator can’t translate proper nouns, then it would have been created for nothing.”

Hang Wei’s thoughts diverged quickly, “Boss, can you add an extra function to it?”

Tan Rou thought Hang Wei was going to suggest something good, so she asked, “What function do you want to add?”n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

Hang Wei, with a naive smile, said, “Could it translate pet vocalizations? I have a disobedient Husky at home; it always tears up my sofa. So, I want to talk to it and have it listen to me.”

Tan Rou really wanted to throw the translator at his face. She said, “Solve it yourself,” then walked away with the translator.

Hang Wei kept muttering from behind, “Boss, if you really develop a pet translator, a lot of people will buy it.”

Tan Rou ignored him and took the translator to the development department.

After testing it, Shang Jin and the others couldn’t stop praising the translator, but they also made a suggestion that made Tan Rou roll her eyes.

“Boss, can you make it into a cat language translator?” Shang Jin asked quietly, “There are many stray cats under my building. They meow downstairs every day, and it keeps me from sleeping. If I could communicate with them, I could ask them not to disturb me.”

Tan Rou’s mouth twitched, “Do you think my translator was created to facilitate communication between you and pets?”

Shang Jin was more articulate than Hang Wei and replied, “Boss, this is also for us to work better. If those stray cats keep disturbing me downstairs, then I won’t be able to sleep. If I can’t sleep, it will affect my mental health, and how am I supposed to work then?”

Tan Rou replied, “Oh, your reasoning is quite valid.”

“Hehe, I’m also considering the company,” Shang Jin said.

Tan Rou walked away with the translator, “I’ll take your suggestions seriously. But I can’t confirm when the pet translator will be developed.”

Shang Jin waved goodbye to Tan Rou, “Boss, you should develop the translator soon so we can work better.”

As time passed, Tan Rou’s translator and Shang Jin’s robots made significant progress, allowing the plans for the trip to J country to be arranged.

After arranging a suitable time with J country, Tan Rou prepared to leave. Zhuang Liu did not accompany Tan Rou, nor did he talk about sending someone to protect her, but he told her to be safe, and if she encountered anything interesting in J country, to let him know.

Tan Rou promised him.

The night before leaving for J country, Lin Yu contacted Tan Rou, saying he would accompany them throughout the trip to J country.

Tan Rou was very pleased to accept, as Lin Yu knew multiple languages. Having him as a translator was much more useful than a translating machine, which could only translate two languages and couldn’t be used once it left a specific scene.

“Send me a message when you arrive,” Zhuang Liu told Tan Rou at the airport, “Try not to go out alone; if you do want to go out, make sure several people accompany you.”

Tan Rou, holding his hand, said, “I will be very busy once I arrive in J country; I won’t have time to wander around.”