From Contract Manufacturer to Tech Overlord

Do you really dare to write about it, and how dare you use e-cigarettes to help people quit smoking? Are you going to pay hundreds of billions in taxes? Do you provide arrangements for the families of workers in the entire industrial chain?

When I first saw that technology can be exchanged for money, I didn't want to watch it. If you give all the money in the world to the system, the world will become poorer and poorer.

This book does many things for the country. Are you so loyal to the country? It feels so idiotic to lose profits for the sake of the country. . . .

That woman is also the vice president with an annual salary of one million? Haha, I just graduated and can work as an intern for three months, and the monthly salary is pretty good. How can I give you millions?

The yield rate is 100%. If the factory has 200,000 units per day, you won't get any money. If you do this, I will place an order with you and then ask people to go to your factory to mess with the goods. I will directly damage a few machines and then ask you to claim compensation. After all, you can only process 20 units a day and then sign a contract for 200,000 units without leaving a balance. The contract you make this way is not much better than your predecessor. It is just an extra system.

After reading a few pictures, everyone in your factory has been dismissed, and you are the only one still taking orders? Which stupid company would dare to give it to you? If you say something unpleasant, why should people believe you if you don't order noodles?

If there are robots, I don't believe there are no cyborgs. Do you have to find a woman to manage the factory?

I got it after reading two chapters. Doesn't your factory require finance or lawyers? Doesn't it require paying taxes?

China Tobacco has a tax bill of RMB 1 trillion, and the benefits of using cigarettes* are also very brave.

The protagonist is SB. If you sell Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 for more than 3,000 yuan, are you stupid?