The Future I Built Is Affordable for Everyone

[Cutting-Edge Tech] [System] [Laid-Back Daily Life] [Entrepreneurship for the People]

His father wanted to climb the six flights of stairs on his own, but a mobility aid was quoted at 328,000 yuan.

Chen Fang had just been laid off, with only 4,000 yuan in his pocket.

The good news: He awakened a technology tree dedicated to improving people's lives. He could spot malfunctions, work out designs, and find low-cost alternatives in piles of scrap.

The bad news: The System provided all the technology he could want, but wouldn't lend him a single cent.

So he spent 3,900 yuan on a heap of junk from his former company, planning to build his dad a leg that would make climbing stairs effortless.

Chen Guoliang: "That 328,000-yuan model comes with a liner. What does yours come with?"

Chen Fang: "A lifetime of after-sales service from your own son."

From an assistive device costing less than 3,000 yuan to smart prosthetics that ordinary families could afford; from a roadside repair shop to bringing cutting-edge technology into homes everywhere.

The future Chen Fang wanted to build wasn't so far away: his dad could go grocery shopping, workers could clock out on time, and the elderly could hold a bowl of hot rice without spilling it.

As for the stars and the sea? First, let's make sure the hardware store downstairs can fix our high-tech gear.