After that, people kept asking about the prices of various rights in An A District, and Chen Xiang estimated the approximate prices and quoted them one by one.

Li Lechen stopped arguing and bought the exclusive rights to star the account and leave comments for 1 billion. Guo Xiaoming bought the mass production rights and the right to list the product in the store for 200 million. Many others paid between 100 and 100,000 coins to buy various privileges that only those with permanent residency in the Anqu area could enjoy, based on their own needs.

Exclusive bullet screen rights shouldn't cost a billion, right?

Finally, someone questioned the price of this essentially useless right. However, this comment was exclusive to this user.

Like this, how awesome is that? Everyone can tell at a glance that you're a big shot in the AnA area.

Chen Xiang couldn't see the other person's hidden ID, but this comment revealed their identity. Clearly, the most expensive package currently sold for 1 billion yuan didn't include this exclusive comment privilege.

Removing this exclusive barrage privilege was indeed a wise move; otherwise, it would be difficult to distinguish between genuine experts from the AnA area and those who are just imposters.

But clearly, this commenter wasn't satisfied with their current situation: "I think this exclusive comment feature is rubbish; it makes me a master of awkward silences the moment I open my mouth."

That's right. The special feature of exclusive bullet comments is that once they pop up, other ordinary bullet comments cannot be displayed, unless the person chatting with them also has permanent residency in the Anqu area. Otherwise, they can only wait for the time limit to expire or talk to themselves.

Furthermore, in order to make the presence of these influential figures even stronger, the duration of this exclusive bullet screen seems to have been quietly extended in recent years.

Well, some people like this privilege, while others think it's terrible.

I'll give you a billion dollars, just help me cancel this right.

That's what that big shot said.

Chen Xiang suddenly found himself in a dilemma. It wasn't that he couldn't take the job, but rather that he felt guilty for making a billion yuan so easily.

But who can turn down money?

So, with the other party's deep gratitude, Chen Xiang accepted the price of one billion yuan and canceled the exclusive bullet screen rights of the big shot whose ID was never revealed in the end.

Fortunately, this isolated case did not become fashionable among the big shots; only this person spent the money, and no one else followed suit.

As the topic of purchasing rights in Zone A faded, people started talking about other things.

While keeping an eye on the live chat, Li Lechen asked his smart assistant to explain how to use the rights he currently possessed.

These big shots seem to be experts at making money. I bet Ah Xiang can earn 10 billion today.

Ten billion? You're kidding! It's at least three hundred billion!

I feel incredibly proud to be the person behind a billionaire with assets of 30 billion.

Looks like the person upstairs is a big shot too.

One hundred coins is nothing.

Actually, the unlimited points privilege in the store for 100 coins is incredibly cheap, practically free.

It seems like this makes the points in the store completely useless.

Mall points are basically useless. Do you guys usually lack mall points?

Don't you guys think the online store's sales staff are a bit odd? Sometimes they give me three points for buying three cucumbers, and other times they only charge me one point for buying a box of "spiritual cleansing" products.

I totally agree!

Li Lechen nodded heavily when he saw this comment.

Although the mall's sales assistants were indeed quite eccentric, Li Lechen had roughly figured them out, and in each of their interactions, he only managed to get the better deal.

But this did not affect Li Lechen's judgment of the shopping mall salesperson, who just had a very strange temper.

However, the others didn't seem to notice it until it was mentioned now.

So does that mean the mall's points system is based on the mall's sales staff's mood?

I rarely go to shopping malls, and I barely exchange a few words with the sales staff throughout the year.

The sales assistant at the main shopping mall was too clever. The moment I walked in, she knew I was a poor wretch who couldn't afford anything, and she didn't even bother to show her face.

Why is it that I don't have any money either, but every time I go into a shopping mall, the sales assistants chatter on and on with me for ages?

He really does have a very strange temper.

But overall, the points in the mall aren't very useful.

The comment above is incorrect. Besides being used to purchase items, mall points also represent storage space in the mall's cloud storage. Having unlimited points means having unlimited mall cloud storage.

What's the point of this space? It feels even more useless than shopping in an online store.

The person upstairs is destined to be poor for life.

I was going to say something, but suddenly I don't dare. I'll just quietly watch the experts share their methods for getting rich.

I was originally worried about tens of thousands of bottles of recycled water expiring in ten days, but with unlimited storage, I no longer have to worry about that.

!!

How could I not have thought of that? I was still thinking about selling the recycled water I had stockpiled as soon as possible.

After all that hard work to stockpile so much recycled water, how much can I sell it for now?

Is it too late to stock up now? One coin per bottle, is that expensive?

Everyone's stockpiling recycled water, the price will definitely go up soon, right?

I don't understand the price increase of recycled water. Recycled water isn't a natural resource. Since it's not a natural resource, it won't become increasingly scarce, so the price shouldn't increase.

The person upstairs is really naive. Could anyone have imagined charging for recycled water before? But it is now charged, and it's expensive—one coin per bottle.

Will the circulating water also decrease over time? I don't quite understand.

If fewer and fewer people are around, the amount of circulating water will decrease.

It's not like recycled water is expensive, so what are you all babbling about?

Why can we see this language repeater everywhere?

I remember there were also permanent residents of Anqu District who were repeating the same thing over and over.

What's the deal with the "repeater" meme?

As a genetics expert once said, everyone has the potential to be a repeater.

Is the ability to repeat a language determined by genes?

I'd like to know if natural humans have a gene for repeating the same thing (like a broken record)?

What are they upstairs trying to do? Am I just too slow to notice the potential business opportunity?

Should we stockpile recycled water now?

I've already stockpiled 300 bottles, but I'm not sure if I should continue.

I think it's better to buy unlimited points from A Xiang first. Then all the recycled water can be stored in the store's cloud space and won't spoil for a hundred years.

Can a tape recorder make money? Then whoever's here, don't go!

I was just saying, you guys go back to talking about other things.

The topic of language repeaters is good, let's continue with language repeaters!

It's not like recycled water is expensive, so what are you all babbling about?

It's not about looking at this sentence, it's about everyone continuing to talk about repeaters, genes, and so on. Is the "repeater gene" unique to genetically modified humans or copied from natural humans?

How could a natural human be a parrot? This is starting to resemble robotics; it's likely a mutation unique to the genetically engineered human production process, designed to distinguish genetically engineered humans from natural humans.

Does the person upstairs mean that natural humans don't have the "repeater" attribute, and only genetically modified humans do?

That shouldn't be the case. I've seen the exclusive comments for those who use the "repeating machine" feature before, so there must be some experts who also have this "repeating machine" attribute.

Having permanent residency in Anqu District does not necessarily make one a natural person. There shouldn't be more than three thousand natural persons in the world now, right?

Is the "characteristic" of a language repeater good or bad?