Just how big is this great-aunt's mustard seed space?
Master Zhou Kaige silently stuffed his tiny 50-square-meter storage bag into his clothes; it was too small to be embarrassed to take it out.
Wang Erzhu held her jaw, which had almost fallen off, and suddenly realized that what she had brought might not be presentable compared to these other things.
They had considered many things, but not this many.
After clearing out all the useless things from the space, Gu Zuozuo could hear the system let out a long sigh of relief.
Ah, that feels so good! I'm finally not so full anymore.
The system happily squinted its eyes and stretched lazily.
It wasn't that she was foolishly generous to hand over these things.
She genuinely looked down on these things; she had plenty of advanced technology in her space, so she really couldn't stand these other things.
"Comrade Gu! Thank you for your generosity! On behalf of the organization, I express my respect to you! As for the things you asked for, this is just a deposit. Please take a look."
Go back and reapply, otherwise it really won't be presentable.
Gu Zuozuo accepted seven or eight land transfer contracts and squinted her eyes with delight.
These land deeds are her guarantee for the future.
The largest is 100,000 square meters, comparable to the size of a university, while the smallest is over 10,000 square meters, enough for her to build a skyscraper.
That's right.
She traded those things for a land transfer contract, the kind without a deadline.
These lands belonged to her until her death, and no one could take them back unless she wished.
[Host, none of these are as valuable as the things you took out.]
It was shipped from that island nation, after all; how can it only be worth a few small plots of land?
"System, this is not your star system. Transactions are calculated on the basis of a planet. Here, in the future, you would be happy even if you only had a 50-square-meter house of your own."
Moreover, these plots of land are not just in some remote mountain corner, but in the future central areas of Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen. Of course, right now they are just ordinary, inconspicuous, and desolate suburbs.
Knowing that the system had been exhausted these past few days, Gu Zuozuo was generous and transferred 100,000 points to the system, making the system as happy as a husky, jumping up and down in the space.
"Oh, right, and these too..."
Gu Zuozuo took out several memory cards from her spatial storage. Seeing the bewildered looks on their faces, she clicked her tongue.
I was careless; I forgot that computers aren't widespread in the country yet.
The concept of computers didn't even exist in China yet, so memory cards were naturally useless.
"The system will convert these into paper materials."
[Okay! Please wait patiently, host!]
Its soft, adorable voice was filled with undisguised joy and excitement. Having just earned 100,000 points, it was an exceptionally easy-going and adorable little angel.
"This is some information that I obtained by chance, and it may be helpful to you."
"Lithography technology...engine technology...intelligent engineering..."
As she watched, Wang Erzhu suddenly fell silent, looked up and took a deep look at Gu Zuozuo, who remained calm and composed across from her, marveling at her intelligence, her generosity, and her non-greedy personality.
"Really giving it to us? You won't regret it?"
Gu Zuozuo rested her chin on her hands, watching the bureau chief in front of her become flustered under her gaze, before smiling and waving her hand.
"If you really feel it's too hot to handle, you can prepare more of the locations I mentioned. I don't mind having more."
Wang Erzhu twitched his lips, almost unable to keep his expression in check.
This girl really dares to say anything and ask for anything; there's no benefit she can't ask for or get.
Gu Zuozuo didn't care about any of that. What she gave away was something that even if she started her own company, she wouldn't be able to get out of it in the future. She handed it over to the country to exchange for what she wanted. She wasn't losing out. It was a win-win situation.
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