
A Tech Tycoon Starts by Selling Solid-State Batteries Like Crazy
黑科技神豪从固态电池爆卖开始
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- 443k Words
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- Urban
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Another cutting-edge technology being sold at rock-bottom prices; you're going to kill off an entire industry.
I think we've taken the wrong approach. It's all high-tech now; we should be making headlines, getting into the supply chain, and making a fortune. What's with this livestreaming room?
What the heck is a size 5 cylindrical lithium-ion battery? Is this some kind of science illiterate writing science stuff?
High-tech industries need profits to sustain them. If you sell at rock-bottom prices, your downstream suppliers won't make any money, and the entire industry will be ruined.
For beginners, when calculating profits, you only need to subtract costs, platform technical service fees, value-added tax, surcharges, and corporate income tax, right?
It's probably written by AI; there are too many bugs. A normal author wouldn't create things out of thin air or exploit them to the point of exhaustion. At this rate, the plot wouldn't last long before it gets investigated. The author doesn't explain the origins of the items, nor does they reveal any behind-the-scenes companies; they just blatantly upgrade items and then sell them.
Why not use solid-state batteries as bait to attract battery industry giants to invest in the electric aircraft industry? This would also boost the local industrial chain. With the help of provincial and municipal governments' low-altitude economic opening policies, cutting-edge technology could also solve rocket recovery issues, which would further propel the industry forward.
The worst kind of system is one that creates something out of nothing, turning brass into gold; it usually collapses in the end. Even if you were a cosmic marketplace, it would still be better than turning lead into gold.
Cut it off. Every day it's just going live, selling batteries, giving a one-time introduction to pad the word count, then repeating the cycle after the live stream ends.
I think the author should be replaced. The previous novels weren't in this style. It can't get progressively more and more dizzying. It's becoming too boring.