[Technology]+ [Cross-Plane Trading]+ [International Competition]+ [A Reasonably Plausible Tech Tree]+ [Urban Fantasy]+ [A Sharp Mind]
Ye Cheng is a minor shareholder in an AI company, yet HR tells him to “resign voluntarily.”
The one who gave them dirt on him turns out to be his girlfriend of eight years.
Fortunately, Ye Cheng becomes an agent for the Blue Star plane, able to trade with all the worlds.
And so:
Ever seen a super AI? He traded grain for it.
Ever seen a room-temperature superconductor? He traded grain for that too.
Ever seen perfect appearance-altering technology? This time, he traded superconductors for it.
Never saw that coming, did you? I’m a cross-plane trade tycoon.
And so:
Uncle Sam: “China is using AI for military purposes, seriously threatening national security. Sanctions!”
“Room-temperature superconductors?! Sure, I’m sanctioning you, but why can’t you give me a sample?”
“I’m imposing sanctions!”
“Restricting trade!”
“Sanctions!”...
Years later, China has countless starships, a sea of sixth-generation fighters (unmanned models), and locust-like swarms of drones darkening the skies:
“Open up, Eagle! It’s free trade.”
I give you five stars to prevent latecomers from being poisoned, and to poison you throughout the process.
It's very good. You can't watch it with your brain. It's good for relieving fatigue.
The writing is very smooth and can be read, which is an instant win for most people on Tomato.
The writing is average, but the performance is relatively high, so it's 5 stars.
Not bad, let's give it a five-star first
Just have some fun, no one has rated it, feel free to comment
It's okay, there's not much problem with the logic