Jiang Cheng lost his job right after graduating. With no choice, he inherits the shabby hardware store his grandfather left behind, along with a mountain of debt.
Just as he's hit by despair, the [Anything Goes Shopping System] awakens! Its rules are simple and straightforward: if a customer can imagine it and wants to buy it, the System can make anything in the world appear!
To pay off his debts, Jiang Cheng starts livestreaming product sales.
“Boss, will that wrench last three generations?” “It never wears out. You can pass it down as a family heirloom.”
“Boss, can those scissors cut rebar?” “High-strength alloy. They cut rebar like tofu.”
At first, netizens think he's just a comedian whose livestream effects are turned up to the max.
That is, until an elderly man with white hair happens to pass by and casually asks, “Young man, do you have any material that can withstand temperatures of 100 million degrees? We need it for our research.”
Jiang Cheng picks up an ordinary-looking red brick from the shelf and prices it at 50.
That very night, researchers from the Academy of Sciences arrive at the hardware store in the dead of night, and the entire leadership of the Dragon Kingdom is shaken!
The livestream is urgently shut down. From then on, the hardware store only accepts orders from the nation!
“Comrade Jiang Cheng, do you have stealth coating?”
“Yes. 50,000 a can. Enough to coat our Black Ribbon (J-20) without a problem.”
“Comrade Jiang Cheng, what about a controlled nuclear fusion reactor?”
The one who can continue to watch is Shen Nong. Take the Internet as an example. I mentioned earlier that I created a network that ignored restrictions, and then said that live broadcasts cannot be broadcast. Isn't this a mistake?
If there is no slap-in-the-face scene, I will die. I won't believe the protagonist once or twice. Believe it or not, if you don't believe it, just throw it away and not sell it, just look at it with shame.