[I didn't look carefully just now, wasn't it one million?]

[It is indeed five coins per barrel. The woman bought twenty barrels, so it's one hundred coins, not one million.]

No wonder the streamer gives away 100 bottles of water every day; the cost is so low!

[Strongly request that the streamer increase the supply]

Why are all the packages here in large tubs, but the ones the streamer is sending are small bottles?

Since it's a gift, of course it's a small bottle. Who's ever seen someone give away a large bottle?

I think the smaller bottles are better than the larger ones; at least they're more convenient, right?

When will the streamer start stocking large quantities of this type of bottled water? Large or small bottles are fine; random giveaways are too inconvenient.

The water in the exclusive zone is actually quite sweet, even better than the third-class water.

[Isn't that obvious? Class I water definitely tastes better than Class III water.]

The Class I water in the exclusive area does taste sweet, but the Class III water I bought from the store, even after purification to near Class I, still doesn't taste sweet at all.

[Envious of those who have drunk the premium water in their exclusive zone]

I don't know whether I should envy those who buy purified water from the mall and drink it.

[Eight water purification pills were used to directly purify Class V water to near Class I water quality.]

"Why does your company only have bottled drinking water in barrels and not bottled water?" Li Lechen asked, responding to a question in the live chat, which was also something he had thought of himself.

"Because of cost issues," the guide explained calmly. "Our factory only performs the simplest purification and bottling, delivering the water directly to consumers with minimal distribution procedures. Because there are fewer intermediaries, the price is low and the quality is high."