
The Eagle Sauce Chip Got Stuck in My Neck, I Was Way Ahead
鹰酱芯片卡脖子,我直接遥遥领先
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 212k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Futuristic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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One thing I still don't understand is that if we have all the technology, including production lines, why should we hand it over to the state? And I only got 30% of the shares. What I want to say is, if you set up a company yourself and then produce and sell it yourself, wouldn't you get more? These will greatly improve your own economic status and so on, right? You must not tell me that you can get protection by cooperating with the state. If you don't cooperate with him, he will still protect you because you pay taxes. Cooperating with the state is just another kind of cooperation. You produce and sell to the state, and then use the technology you get from the system to further expand your business empire. In the end, you can even control a country like Rothschild. Even if you can't control it in Daxia, you still have to be able to influence it. No one is immutable. This generation of national leaders may not do anything to you, but can you guarantee that the next generation of national leaders will still not do anything to you? Only your own is the most secure, people are selfish
I just want to talk about why career stories must have emotional scenes. It makes people seem like they can't live without getting married. Yes.
The plot is very average and not outstanding. Also, why are the passers-by's scenes more exciting than the protagonist's? This is too much.