I Just Want to Deliver Packages, So Why Are You Making Me Enlist?

This isn't meant to be a warning, but rather to share the protagonist's first product design and sales process. The design blueprints were provided, and after securing investment, they started from scratch, buying parts, assembling, conducting wind tunnel tests, acquiring a painting factory, and completing test flights in less than a month.

I saw a video on Bilibili, and one sentence stuck with me: "How can SF Express compare to Convenience and Speed?"

Seeing the protagonist causing trouble, the US carrier fleet immediately ordered it to open fire on Chinese warships. The protagonist even threw long-range guided unidentified objects at the US carrier. Doesn't he have any common sense? If this situation really comes to this, the relationship has been completely broken, there's no room for reconciliation, and World War III has begun.

I've read up to chapter 91. I haven't stuck with this many readers. I can tolerate things like the double-tailed scorpion's price offer, but the female lead's actions are a bit too idiotic and contrived. Several supporting characters who are supposed to be doing scientific research are completely forgettable except for the fisherman/foot-washing guy/simp.

What the hell is this? This is all the stuff I got from subscribing to Laozi? Damn it. If you can't write well, don't bother. Damn it.

What awful things has Wei Xiao done in the recent plot? Let's not even talk about her stubbornly launching rockets earlier, since as readers we can see that there was an external factor—the system—and from God's perspective, her decision was normal. But now that the project is showing promise and everyone agrees to continue, you're insisting on stopping it.

As the leader of a company, even with the system at her disposal, Wei Xiao cannot disregard basic business logic (profitability) and act against it. This isn't called suppressing the enemy before elevating them; it's called being a slave to the system. Honestly, these past few chapters have been a complete waste of readers' time and Qidian coins. I've already torn up my monthly tickets; if this continues, I'm dropping the book.

I'm not chasing anymore. Why would I pay to come here just to drink water? Goodbye.

Wow, I actually made it onto the daily poison list, hahaha!

It's only been 30-something chapters and it's already at 110? That's outrageous.