Yu Anyi is flaunting his wealth again!
Showing off your cars and private jets is old news.
"This is from my private collection: one ton of radium, worth 20 million yuan per gram!"
"Californium, worth 1.2 billion yuan per gram, is on clearance. I've got so much I can barely store it all."
Yu Anyi has taken showing off his wealth to a whole new level.
Reporter: "Is there anything more extravagant than owning a ton of radium?"
Yu Anyi: "Sure. I gave it to the state."
Reporter: "Why?"
Yu Anyi: "Because I've got money to spare. They gave me an order for rare earths worth tens of billions."
I'm done pretending. The truth is, he's loaded.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
In our country, if you can't afford it, you will confiscate it. Whether it's an antique or something else, if you can confiscate it, you will never buy it.
Are you sure this is as highly intelligent as the title of your book says?
Feilu Novel Network is a place for bragging. As long as you brag about Disharmony, you can write about it, even if you write that you can go to heaven or earth. Just think that the author is mentally retarded.
It looks pretty good, I feel immersed in it, I don't feel awkward, and I don't deliberately pretend to be cool or slap my low IQ in the face.
Is a ton of "radium" serious? You need to know that "radium" contains radiation. National regulations allow private contractors??? A little common sense, okay?
This high IQ is simply worse than a retarded one.
This novel is brainless and is not recommended for normal people to read.
For other people, the cost of radium is very high, but the protagonist has God's material, which costs 0 and is worthless. The purpose of sending radium is to let the superiors owe him a favor and obtain a sales license. In this way, he can continue to sell radium and other radioactive metals. There are also various benefits behind. The protagonist has to take the high-end route, such as nuclear submarine materials, satellite materials, rocket materials, nuclear power plant materials, etc. There is no need to be reluctant to give up something that costs zero. Not to mention those low-end things like stones and gems. Respected, always cutting-edge scientists
I read some comments and said that they had a sense of immersion. They participated in a show-off-wealth contest. They gave away diamonds, gemstones, 20 tons of gold and silver as promised. Is this called showing off your wealth with high IQ?
If you don't have a correct outlook on life, you don't have to pay back the loan shark money? →_→