I'll only look at a molecule properly if I've actually bought it.

It's not that I can't buy it, it's that I don't want it!

Because so many people were unable to buy it, this emotional comment became the most upvoted answer to the question.

"I feel that Kechuang Bio is just messing with people."

It's much harder to get these vouchers than the old ones that offered a 200 RMB discount for every 600 RMB spent.

I at least heard or saw people on social media manage to snag the 200 RMB discount coupon for purchases over 600 RMB.

I haven't heard of anyone, whether it's someone I know or a friend of a friend, being able to buy this virtual reality device.

I heard from my mom that workers at a construction site in my hometown county managed to snatch it.

It's really frustrating.

Hopefully, Kechuang Bio will quickly ramp up its production capacity and stop playing games like the rice company.

Although I'd still be willing to be fooled if it happened again.

"Using the global VR ownership as the denominator, the global VR ownership was previously around one billion."

After the press conference for Kechuang Bio, I estimate that the number of shares held has increased significantly again.

After all, ordering virtual reality equipment requires recording brainwave data.

I was already on the scheduled screen, but I was still a little slow when it came to recording my EEG data.

By the time the EEG data was recorded, the machines were already sold out.

This alone has attracted many new users to buy virtual reality devices.

If we take one billion as the denominator and one million as the numerator, the probability of winning is only 0.1%, and in reality it is even less.

The odds of winning a lottery for Ant Financial's IPO are even lower than they were when the company first went public. Although Ant Financial's IPO failed, the odds of winning a lottery were over 1 in 800.

However, this is typical for Kechuang Biotechnology; the first batch of goods is always insufficient.

"Come on, come and share in the joy! I bought it!"

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I've been unlucky my whole life. In the past, when I played Onmyoji, it would take me a full 700 pulls to get a new SSR or SP character through the pity system.

Later, when I played Genshin Impact during the Thunder God event, I spent over 10,000 pulls but still didn't get a maxed constellation or a maxed-out weapon.

I've never had any luck in similar gacha games.

I now realize that all my previous bad luck was paving the way for today!

So, I've finally become a lucky winner!

The answer with the most likes was the one that allowed the release of emotions; when such a one-in-a-thousand lucky person appears, the comments below are the most numerous.

People might not like a post out of jealousy, but that doesn't mean they won't comment.

Of course, if she added a line to her answer like, "Like this post for good luck," then the situation would be different.

After all, what Chinese people believe most is: it's better to believe it exists than to believe it doesn't.

"Suck"

"OP, please share this, and the second floor will absorb good luck!"

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