Traveling back in time to the hottest Paris summer in history, Lin An, a poor international student, found that he couldn't even install an air conditioner.
It's not that there's no money, but Europe's suffocating bureaucracy - city hall approval, signatures from all the neighbors in the building, and a three-month installation schedule. These damn rules simply don't leave a way for the poor to survive!
Until the system wakes up.
Are you not allowed to damage the facades of ancient buildings? Then use your hands to create a "phase change heat-absorbing desk lamp" that does not exhaust hot air or insert tubes.
When the 40-degree attic instantly turned into the 16-degree Nordic forest, and when the arrogant French installer was speechless looking at Lin An's forensic appraisal report, a road to a "legal loophole" business empire was officially opened.
Lin An: "I am a conscientious businessman who abides by laws and regulations. If you think there is something wrong with my products, then your laws must be updated."
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Cool article, good-looking, super interesting [Adored]
Go faster, but it seems a bit routine now.
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There are too few updates. The subject matter is quite interesting and can be read. The first part is good. Whether the second part is good or not depends on how many ideas the author has.