Chapter 992: The Importance of the Internet of Things

Thank you, card 5 yuan, corporate account, 50 yuan, micro-enterprise, fee 2200, total 2255.

Converted to US dollars, that's 300 US dollars.

300? Lao Jieke was shocked.

So cheap.

Damn, they solved such a big problem for me in just a few steps, and it only costs 300 US dollars; in Yingjiang that's the cost of a meal.

So enviable, the Daxia people are simply too happy.

The account was quickly processed; the business license, however, will be delivered by Xiao Cui in two days.

When leaving, Xiao Cui also reminded.

If there's no problem with the business registration, Mr. Jieke, if your livestream is doing well.

It's best to hire five people; then you can directly apply for a work visa.

Otherwise, after one month you'll need to leave the country.

The work visa also has a benefit: you can freely travel throughout Daxia.

No need to apply for a visa again.

Lao Jieke remembered those words.

Only after Xiao Cui left did Lao Jieke suddenly realize.

Brothers, am I now the boss?

The people in the livestream room were also full of envy, jealousy, and hatred.

Damn, why don't I have this luck? I've been to Qiongzhou too; why didn't anyone ask me if I wanted to set up a business?

Yeah, why don't I have it.

I don't have it either.

Is Da Song Bank practicing discrimination?

Exactly!

The Daxia people in the livestream room couldn't help but remind.

Everyone, look at the number of people in the livestream room.

Unbeknownst to him, Lao Jieke's livestream room actually already had 10 people.

Daxia people 70,000, foreigners 30,000.

Seeing the number of people in Lao Jieke's livestream room, everyone basically understood.

When they came over, they had checked Lao Jieke's livestream room.

They are potential customers, so naturally they need to handle it.

As for others, if you create no value and might even become trouble, naturally they won't bother.

But the foreigners aren't convinced.

Do you see? Do you see? Qiongzhou is practicing discrimination, this is bias.

The Daxia people also came to join the fun.

They're just biased; once they're doing well, they forget their brothers and sisters back home still suffering.

Regardless of whether I can, I also want to have my own business.

Upstairs, if you run a business you not only have to pay taxes every year but also various fees; do you think it's free?

Still have to spend money?

What are you thinking? There's nothing that doesn't cost money.

Moreover, if you use it at all, it's more troublesome, and you still have to declare various taxes and fees.

Then better not.

So, Da Song Bank is saving money for ordinary people; you guys don't appreciate good intentions.

The foreigners.

Looking down on who? Are we people who can't afford a few dozen US dollars?

I just want an identity, one that shows I've paid taxes in Qiongzhou; I don't know if Qiongzhou, looking at how well-behaved I am, will make an exception and give us a green card.

Brothers, I've found a loophole: if we all set up micro-enterprises, then through our own companies we buy things in Daxia, then resell them to ourselves, or to our wives and children.

Do you say this counts as normal business activity?

Wouldn't we then have complete tax records?

If we mobilize our friends around us to all buy things through our own companies, wouldn't we then meet Daxia's immigration requirements?

If we do this for ten years, it's quite possible that by then we could obtain a Qiongzhou green card.

That guy's idea was quickly screenshotted.

Many people seemed to see hope.

The middle-class, with the mindset of 'let's see if it works, let's try it,' kept this matter in mind.

In the following years, the number of micro-enterprises in Qiongzhou began to grow rapidly.

Many people, after several years, obtained a US green card.

Whenever they recalled this incident, they couldn't help but sigh.

Many people also consequently followed Lao Jieke, letting him completely change his fate.

Lao Jieke didn't notice this news.

He was still immersed in the news that he had become a boss, unable to extricate himself.

Brothers, is class ascent really this easy?

I suddenly became a boss?

Hahaha, Weiweian, you see? I became the boss.

Fans can't stand it.

Lao Jieke, don't forget your mission.

Yes, Lao Jieke, I feel you've been bought.

Conspiracy, this must be Qiongzhou's conspiracy! How could such a place exist in this world? That would be heaven.

This is a show staged specifically for Lao Jieke.

The Qiongzhou people really went to great lengths for publicity; they've taken superficial efforts to the extreme.

I'm a Daxia immigrant; I can attest, they just love pulling this act—one thing on the surface, another behind it—all to deceive people.

Look, even their own people are coming out to criticize them.

Daxia people, they've rolled their eyes to the sky.

You can never wake someone who's pretending to sleep.

Sigh, never mind those nephews; looking at Qiongzhou now, I feel it's unreal—this is actually us.

The great powers are actually our own series…

It was discovered too fast—so fast it's hard to believe.

Normal, normal, it's the stage of industrial upgrading, also the era of our Daxia's overall leap forward; rapid change is right.

I fear changes will only get faster—look at the Life Assistant, its evolution is so quick it's almost on par with humans.

It can be stronger than humans; it can handle most life problems—people? Some folks spend a lifetime and still can't figure out a single thing.

Yeah, since the Pangu Basic Model came out, our development speed has noticeably stepped up.

Brothers, I know this: the research center now has most of its systems hooked up to Artificial Intelligence; the construction of the basic physical world is also becoming more precise. Many experiments no longer need individual trials—just AI verification will do.

Moreover, they can autonomously screen and then find suitable solutions.

Now in research, humans provide ideas, computers handle feasibility verification, assistants just need to verify data accuracy—efficiency is far greater than before.

Ahem, Artificial Intelligence has actually penetrated deep into our lives—smart door locks, smart doorbells, smart toilets, smart refrigerators, smart cars, smart traffic……

So since machines have intelligence, we must install IoT Crystal Elements—to give robots ID cards, preventing them from losing control?

Damn, the thought is terrifying—turns out the state has long been preparing for full-scale intelligent revival?!

IoT Crystal Elements not only carry ID info but also duty and joint-defense functions? Detecting reports lacking ID info, detecting reports not acting according to duty—since blockchain tech is used, even the intelligence itself can't control it.

Genius design—who came up with this? As for the Three Laws of Robotics, that is the robots' safety protection.