I Can Sell Years

The actual reading progress is the computer watch of 2030. Here are some thoughts I really can't help but want to say. First of all, here is the computer watch that I want to talk about most. Putting aside the consequences of such a watch, let me first say that in the current era, a good mobile phone can cost tens of thousands or even more. Even if you sell a cross-generation product, the hardware inside is more than 20,000. This is different from something that is given value like a collectible, but a thing that has excellent value in itself. The price of 20,000 really makes my blood pressure rise. Then let's talk about another idea. I always only choose one kind of product to buy in the era store. If I don't have money in the front, I will forget it, but I will still only buy one kind in the back. Since the store will be refreshed, why not buy some valuable things and sell them together? Only sell one kind a day. If you just say that you want to set a rule and don't care about money (the money is enough to sell it anyway), then it will be over. However, you are still worried about overturning if you can't sell it (in fact, the cost is only that much). I really frowned when I saw it. What affects my personal senses are roughly these two points. If the author sees this, I hope you don't think I am verbose. To be honest, the reading fluency is good. If there are no such problems, it can definitely be regarded as food.

Is that future mobile phone the one in 2060? 😎

The future version of Huawei computers from 2030 is destined to hit the market, and there is no logic. The major technology groups are not fools. Where did your computer come from? Huawei's technology is still so mature. When the customer media amplifies it, Huawei takes a computer and studies it. What a good guy. National water meter.

After reading dozens of chapters, the protagonist buys something, is questioned, someone comes to buy it, and makes a lot of money, can he be a little innovative?

This cover looks like the clock behind the Demon King of Time.

It's not unreasonable for the protagonist to go bankrupt, it's a bit strange.

After reading Chapter 30, I really can't stand it anymore. The whole process is questioning, pretending, questioning and then pretending, forget about pretending, the key is that the routine is too blunt, I slipped away first.

I feel this book is quite good and the rhythm is relatively good. I hope the author will continue to update it.

Writing a book for the sake of writing a book is a no-brainer. There have been so many of them recently that I wonder if they are automatically written by computer software.

In order to vomit out the thoughts just now, I spent money to click a chapter. The protagonist always sold the things he bought from Goldfinger and left. In this case, why did he still carry his previous goods? There must be at least dozens of goods in one stall... The most disgusting thing is that he will definitely be scolded when he sets up a stall. I am curious. These people are all well-fed and have nothing to do. Are they deliberately mocking a stranger? Or does the protagonist have his own taunting skills?

The subject matter of this book is okay if the protagonist lives in a past era, because the Internet was not very developed in the past, but it is not easy to write now. The bug in the article is a bit serious. How can there be so many pretentious people? Everyone has a mobile phone and can easily find out the approximate price by searching. It's hard to tell the truth from the fake. You've already taken out the receipts and invoices. I bought your things and asked you for them. This should be done normally. I picked up my phone and recorded the video. That's it. Another point is the part about selling watches from the future era, and also selling real-life brands in the book. Is this because I am afraid that the death of the protagonist is not complete enough? Let me tell you what would happen if something like this really happened in the real world: people who bought it would brag about it on WeChat Moments, the live video would become more and more popular, and people's desire to buy would be so high that they would keep @brand. Then after the brand learns what happened, it will first "self-examine", and then find a way to buy a cracker. If it cannot be cracked, it will contact the protagonist. The protagonist cannot explain it, and will not be able to produce more products in the future. In the end, the brand cannot withstand the purchasing enthusiasm of the people across the country, and will take the blame for the protagonist (because there is no way to cooperate with the protagonist), trademark infringement, and counterfeiting. The plot of the protagonist selling this amount of money is still serious. It has been around for a few years, so let's search it yourself. There is one last point, but I have only read chapter 40 or 50. I don't know if it is mentioned later. The protagonist should not forget to pay taxes.

Why don't you update? I don't read the author of the comments at all.

I have always wanted to know how to identify the authenticity of coins. . . Is there an anti-counterfeiting mark? Just like those cards. Can't China fake it?

You plan to update again in the middle of the night. The 8pm time was fine before.

It seems that the update was at 8pm one night and 1am the other day.