Zhou Zheng, 26, was feeling anxious.
After graduating from a junior college, he had worked in sales and delivered takeout. Now he was a security guard at a wholesale fruit market.
The future seemed as bleak as the endless rainy weather.
Until one day, he awakened two “good-for-nothing” superpowers:
[Teleportation]: Go wherever he wants.
[Infinite Space]: Big enough to hold the entire Earth, where time stands still and everything stays fresh.
Looking at all the premium fruit in short supply across the market, Zhou Zheng had a flash of inspiration.
Other people sourced their stock by origin. He would source it from around the world.
Thai durians had barely been picked from the trees before they appeared at his stall. Chilean cherries were still on the branch one moment, then in a customer's plastic bag the next.
No middlemen taking a cut, no losses from cold-chain shipping.
All he had to do was bring the world's finest orchards right to the doorsteps of people across the country.
It's so well written that it makes you want to continue reading.
Good, good, good, good
Driving a spaceship to deliver food
The subject matter is novel and interesting, I like it.
A novel worth reading
It's not bad, it's not a great read, but it's relatively smooth and can be read. If you're not a book reader, you can read it.
It looks good, the theme is creative, the structure is reasonable, the text is fluent, and it is emotional and down-to-earth. I like the male protagonist's outlook and personality.
Very well written, I quite like it.
Inspiration is the right thing, making money is not a loss.
Good,