Lai Haoren was speechless. He glanced up at the comments and could only explain, "All the purchase restrictions are meticulously calculated by the intelligent assistant. You can't buy the antidote if you haven't bought a fullness pill. If you've already bought one antidote, you can't buy another one unless you buy a fullness pill again. Also, this machine is the most advanced one. It can produce 120 pills per minute. Unless you're a permanent resident of Anqu District with mass production rights, ordinary people can't reach my production speed."

It turns out that Lai Haoren has been producing all kinds of meatballs by hand in "mass production." Seeing how hard he works, Li Lechen said that he really doesn't have the time or energy for it.

So I secretly decided that after watching this, I would pay the service fee and leave everything to the online store's sales assistant, becoming a happy, hands-off shopkeeper.

Then the streamer should just buy the mass production rights.

That's right, just buy one.

Don't just stand there and talk like it's nothing, acting like mass production rights are free.

That's true, but the streamer should still be able to pay for it, right?

It seems the streamer is deliberately not producing in large quantities so they can justify limiting purchases.

I feel that raising prices would be better than imposing purchase restrictions, allowing those who can afford it to buy more, while those who can't afford it can simply ignore it.

What's your mentality upstairs? I'd rather there be purchase restrictions; at least I can afford it. But if prices go up, I won't be able to afford it even if I want to.

Those with money can pay more, while those who want to save money can queue up.

That's a good idea; it's like paying money to buy the right to purchase.

I'd like to ask, did you all rush to grab the discounted natural oxygen from the online store?

Still in line

Still in line

Still in line

I just bought a bottle, and now I'm in line again.

Still in line

Why not just wait in line at the mall instead of watching a live stream? Aren't you afraid of missing out?

It seems the person upstairs didn't even bother to buy anything. The smart assistant predicted a queue would take over an hour; it would be silly to just stand there like that.

When I bought it, the online store's sales staff weren't so verbose, and there wasn't a limit of one bottle per round, so I used my unlimited points to buy five thousand bottles.

Holy crap! I suddenly got ripped off like that.

Why didn't the person upstairs buy 10,000 bottles? Don't they have 10,000 coins?

If I had unlimited rights and was eligible for no purchase restrictions early on, I would definitely use all my assets to buy natural oxygen.

Me too, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!

I'd sell everything I own to buy natural oxygen.

I remember the normal price for a bottle of natural oxygen is 100,000 coins, right? Why is it so cheap on sale? It's practically free.

As Lin Sen mentioned, it's because of the Green Workshop's anniversary.

How many years has it been since the anniversary was celebrated with such a grand ceremony?

Forgot

Is it a thousand years?

yes……

I can't remember how many years ago the anniversary was.

It feels a bit eerie.

I suspect they're using chemically produced oxygen to imitate natural oxygen. Has anyone inhaled it? Let's discuss.

I inhaled a bottle of natural oxygen, but didn't feel much.

It is said that you have to keep breathing natural oxygen for a period of time before you will feel a noticeable difference, and your body will feel particularly relaxed.

It's said that what they say is very unreliable.

Is natural oxygen produced by plant photosynthesis? Logically, the yield should be very low.

I heard that permanent residents in Anqu District fill their homes with green plants so they can breathe in natural oxygen every day.

In fact, you could buy tens of thousands of bottles of natural oxygen and fill your cabin with natural oxygen so you can breathe it every day.

One coin for one bottle of natural oxygen? Unbelievable! How much is Lin Sen, the big boss, prepared to lose for their anniversary celebration?

With such a large quantity available, it's likely that people all over the world are now rushing to buy discounted natural oxygen.

It's incredible that someone could buy 5,000 bottles at once.

I'm still curious why that big shot had the opportunity to buy more but didn't buy more; 5,000 bottles seems a bit low.

Is there a limit of 5,000 bottles per customer?

Maybe. If there's no limit, what if a big shot comes along and wants to buy a hundred million bottles at once? Would you give it to them?

Haha, if a permanent resident of An District were to buy 100 million bottles of natural oxygen from tycoon Lin Sen all at once, I wonder if tycoon Lin Sen would sell them? Then we wouldn't need to buy plants anymore!

Does natural oxygen have an expiration date? Will it expire over time?

However, opening each bottle to release oxygen is quite troublesome. If I had the money, I would definitely prefer growing plants, which would be more convenient and allow me to control the concentration.

Can you please stop chatting and burning out our oxygen?

It's not like we're dealing with chemical oxygen that costs money, isn't this exhausting?

How come there are repeating machine masters here too?

What's the meaning behind "repeating machine master"?

It feels like the world is surrounded by parrots.

Doubting the chances of repeating a grade makes one a third race

As a genetics expert once said, the essence of humanity is that of a parrot; if a third race of parrots were to emerge, it would undoubtedly be the best race.

The topic of race isn't fun either. Let's respect the streamer's work and talk about things like dumplings instead.

The streamer's hand speed is so slow, and there are all sorts of purchase limits, I've lost interest.

Hey streamer, go buy the mass production rights!

Go buy the mass production rights.

Purchase of mass production rights

Although Lai Haoren had been focused on making meatballs to cope with the severe supply and demand imbalance during this period, he still occasionally checked the live stream comments. So when he looked up, he saw the repeated message "mass production rights".

Lai Haoren certainly knew about the right to mass production, a right that only permanent residents of An District could possess. It should be said to be the most powerful right after the right to exemption from inspection and the right to patent protection.

Lai Haoren is obsessed with this right.

If he could have the right to mass-produce, would he still need to work like this every single day?

Another right that others might consider useless, but is very important to Lai Hao-ren, is that he can be exempted from a large medical examination.

Ordinary residents of Anqu District don't need to worry about their health scores being insufficient, but Lai Haoren is different. He has genetic coding and is a standard genetically engineered person. However, if a test is conducted, it will be found that he is essentially a natural person who developed from a normal fertilized egg.

Therefore, for the annual physical examination, Lai Haoren had to borrow his "medical resources" at the private hospital in Aier to have the examination done in his place.

Each time, it costs 20 million.

Therefore, he needs to work even harder to earn money.

If it weren't for his good luck this year, with both the satiety pills and the antidote selling well, he would basically be constantly struggling for those 20 million every year.

But what were those comments saying in the live chat just now?

What does it mean to buy "mass production rights"? When did mass production rights become tradable? Wouldn't that destroy the livelihoods of permanent residents of Anqu District?

If mass production rights can be purchased, what about patent protection rights?

The cost of a 500-coin "Fullness Pill" is more than half of its price covered by patent protection. If you remove the self-exploding power of the pill and subtract the cost of manual production, there would still be a large profit margin even if each pill were sold for only 100 coins.