Industrial Inspection: Black-Tech Factory Exposed by a Buyer's Showcase

Su Ming transmigrated and inherited his family's factory, which was on the verge of bankruptcy. He activated the Black Technology System and obtained blueprints for manufacturing GPS trackers. Whenever a customer used one of his products and left a positive review, he earned Technology Points that he could exchange for new blueprints. So he started livestreaming GPS trackers for sale online. They offered the world's most accurate positioning, with the smallest margin of error! They were top quality, but the product was niche and sales were poor. To boost sales, he decided to slash the price. Instead, he was met with a wave of ridicule online. Dai Xiaomei was the first to speak up: “Please, stop selling things just because of your looks!” Then a buyer's photo from the uninhabited Lop Nur region went viral across the internet! “Thank you for your tracker. It saved the lives of all twenty people in our convoy. Five stars!!” Blogger PDD tried some of Su Ming's other products to ride the wave of attention, and was utterly stunned. How could every one of them be so useful?! The military got wind of all this. After investigating his industry, they were left reeling: “You're a private company, yet you have graphene technology, T1000 carbon fiber, aircraft carrier arresting cables, and even satellites. Your black technology is five hundred years ahead of the Eagle Sauce?!”