The 1980s: I Have a Sales Platform

Author! This is a major bug in your work. Putting everything else aside, the speed at which you buy things is astounding! I thought the system was sending someone to collect them! Turns out it just takes everything without regard for anything else. Aren't you afraid of being exposed? Once or twice might be manageable, but aren't you worried about being exposed every time you do this?

Seeing his son and grandson, well, author, how old are you this year?

What's wrong with you? Malted milk powder sold for 40 or 50 yuan in the 1980s? Can't you check the details? Throughout the early to late 1980s, a worker's salary was only 30 to 80 yuan. A bottle of malted milk powder was more than a worker's monthly salary could afford. Who would buy it? The fact is that at the time, Lekoufu malted milk powder in Shanghai cost less than 5 yuan, and other brands and bulk products were even cheaper.

I've seen people reborn and become fathers, but you're even more amazing—you already have grandchildren! Why not just have four generations under one roof? Reborn today, back in the ground tomorrow, wouldn't that be wonderful?

Only selling and not buying. Isn't that just like over-issuing currency in the 1980s? Too much money would cause the market to collapse. In theory, revenue must be generated by exchanging items from the system.

They actually covered all the meals for the entire school's students! Where does this leave the government and the nation? If you're so capable, why don't you just cover the meals for all the students in every school? You even cover tuition! You're better than the nation, better than the government! You might as well be the governor of the planet! This is too cruel; it's poisoned me to death. Goodbye.

Here's the problem: so many unripe pears, cicada nymphs, and leeches, yet no transport trucks have come to haul them away. Don't tell me there's no one around; believe me, human nature will teach you a lesson. For profit, there are people watching you 24/7.

Do you understand now?

You're writing a book, about seven children. What about your other two?

This kind of fast-paced, explosive writing is the only way to write; the key word is speed, leaving the reader no time to react, no room for criticism, and plenty of content.