The Wandering Earth: Super Merchant

The author has let himself go. The protagonist gave the old man with a broken arm a pack of cigarettes, and the old man with a broken arm took it with his excited hands! Hands, good guy, he grew hands on the spot when he smoked cigarettes.

This book has too many interesting points. First of all, in The Wandering Earth, the government is planning to carry out earth migration operations. Do you think the government will prepare cans or compressed biscuits that humans have used for thousands of years? Do you really think that everyone in the government is just dawdling?

Has anyone thought about a question? Why do people think diamonds are more elegant, and why do they think gold jewelry is vulgar and vulgar? Is what you think is what you think? Who told you? When did this idea come to you? How did it come out?

Novels can be down-to-earth, but not down-to-earth Good experiences can be given to readers, rather than sent away.

Why is the pig's trotters set to represent Southeast Asian Chinese? Does such a pig's trotters have a sense of identity with the country? It's not easy to speak Chinese. Has he read the online article? Do you know how to play cheats?

It's really weird. In diamond trading, in ancient and modern times, gold is not used as a hard currency at home and abroad, but diamonds must be used.

I'm very curious. Is it reasonable for you to sell something for only 3 billion that people spend hundreds of billions a year on technology that may not be able to develop it? Just relying on one thing to cooperate with the country for at least 70 to 80 billion US dollars, you can sell it for 3 billion, which is about a billion US dollars, and look at how much a chip costs 9,000, and it is the world's leading. Registering a patent and learning from Qualcomm to charge patent fees, wouldn't it be more cost-effective if you sell the technology? If you sell the technology, others can sue you without leaving any pants.

People from your small Southeast Asian country take so much gold and diamonds to sell them in the Bank of America? I'm afraid I didn't know that the mercenaries (Blackwater Company) arrested you and beat you, and asked you about your source 😅😅

The writing is too brainless. It is not easy to trust people in a doomsday environment. There are so many food supplies that suddenly appear and the government does not check them. If you check where you come from, everything will become very scary in the face of human survival problems. In the end, you may not become a guinea pig. The author still has too little social training.

Did the author sleep with all the leaders of Qidian? Otherwise, how could he explain such awesomeness?