Your Majesty, Would You Like to Know More About Electric Cars?

Hilarious + relaxed + joyful + brainless fun + no cp After winning the gold medal, Lingyun was hit by the "Universiade" A mysterious being suddenly appeared: "Help me sell these unsalable electric cars, and you can be resurrected, plus 100 million." "Deal!" The next second, she traveled to the ancient Liang Dynasty where there was no electricity. What's even more outrageous is that the sales list says - all wheels and electric vehicles are considered electric vehicles. Ling Yun looked at the only sample eDonkey in his hand and fell into deep thought. No electricity? The system delivers a hand-operated power pile. No one shakes? Hire poor people and pay them wages. Customers don't want to shake it themselves? Pay for it and I'll send someone to shake it for you. As a result, Beijing's first "store in front and factory in back" electric car dealership opened—— They sell cars in the front and open charging stations in the back. There are more people buying cars, and there are more jobs for electricians. The poor had work to do, the rich had rides, and the court praised her for benefiting the country and the people. Ling Yun adjusted his non-existent glasses: Don't boast, I'm just a loser who wants to survive. After electric vehicles became popular among both the government and the public, the style of painting gradually got out of control: The emperor sawed down the threshold of the palace for racing, and went to court entirely by electric donkey; The general patrols the camp on an electric horse, traveling thousands of miles a day, and no longer has to get up in the middle of the night to feed the horse; The eldest son of an aristocratic family threw away his followers, rode an electric donkey to chase the wind, and became the most handsome boy in the capital; Even the purchasing director of the Ministry of Internal Affairs rode on an electric three-wheeler, doubling the efficiency of hauling goods and smiling from ear to ear. Ling Yun rolled up his sleeves: There is nothing that cannot be sold, only people who cannot sell it. It's not that ancient people didn't need electric vehicles, it's just that they didn't know they did.