Livestream Challenge: Are You Really Building Shanhe University?

Is it really okay to raise funds illegally at the beginning?

I remember that private individuals are not eligible for crowdfunding. This is called illegal fund-raising.

Not to mention that the entire construction site relies on two to three hundred people led by one contractor. The school covers an area of 800 acres of mountainous land. Note that it is a mountainous area. A mountain is a ▲, not a flat surface. It actually looks smaller. Then it is divided into 30 hills, each of which is about 26 acres. The problem is that these 26 acres are not flat land. We are not planning to blow up the mountain. The actual building area is smaller, and it is impossible to build large buildings. . . . . Here comes the even more speechless operation. Transportation within the school actually relies on 10 small passenger planes. Let's not talk about maintenance, fuel, and pilot issues. Do you have a runway? Where to build? It is originally a mountainous area, but the bottom of the mountain is somewhat flat. Instead of using it for construction, build a runway? Then your school building is built halfway up the mountain or on the top of the mountain? Can your plane fly to the top of the mountain? Or you said you made a mistake and it was a helicopter. How many people can 10 helicopters pull in? Can't we just build a runway on the top of the mountain? Or does the author think that the airport runway is the school playground? ? ? ? ? ? ?

Illegal fund-raising, building a university without a license, and robbing graves. After watching part of it, I saw the protagonist doing these things. She was in pure contempt for the law.

This author is in trouble, he has no outline, updates are slow and slow, and automatic subscription has been turned off. Stop watching. I'll be on the list soon.

When I read Chapter 7, I felt that the author was like a NC, so I wanted to ask, are you kidding me for using foul language and expelling you? What if the catchphrase is WOC? This is not called Shanhe University. This school should be called Sage University. Even Confucius would have been expelled if he went to this school.

It's too ridiculous. It's forced to subdue one's wits. Shuangwen has some logic at least. A university only has a construction team of several hundred people? One more month to go. . . As a low-level person, suddenly a bunch of people transfer money to you on your card, amounting to hundreds of millions, and nothing happens? Also, JC was forced to be smarter. Since when did JC rely on watching live broadcasts to investigate crimes? And he was able to buy so much land inexplicably. Can you buy land immediately if you want to buy it? And the school gate was built inexplicably between two mountains. According to your description, such a big gate requires a big crane. How can the crane go into the mountains? Why don't you let the system install a plug-in to make it more reasonable? I'm speechless.

With a hot face and a cold butt, Shanhe University might as well conduct independent research and leave it up to them whether it is useful or not.

Build 30 airports on 30 hills. The runway of a small airport should be at least 700 meters. With your 800 acres of land, no matter what kind of aircraft you use, the runways can be connected directly in the air to form a road! Even if you use a rectangle to calculate the area, regardless of what you said, a mountain is 2 kilometers apart, at least 80 million square meters, and 120,000 acres of land is the minimum! There is a problem with common sense. No matter how good your writing is, it will become too loud! Moreover, one of your county construction teams built an airport that can accommodate 10 planes in a few days. Don't you think the reality is more magical and black-tech than your system? You might as well turn the system into a wish-fulfillment system and directly distort reality! When building a house in a mountainous area, isn't the first step to open up wasteland? Minecraft will be wiped out immediately?

This chapter is not well written, just look for bad students! You got a left-behind child from a poor mountainous area? The author may have a misunderstanding about the age of left-behind children. How young should they go to college to learn life skills? Is it all God? Are elementary school students sure they can understand?