Everyone accepted the increase in cabin fares on the day of the global population screening relatively calmly. With the increase in cabin fares, many people will be deported to contaminated areas because they cannot afford the fares. This will reduce the population in the quarantine areas, allowing the remaining people to enjoy increasingly scarce resources.
Is the new cabin rate now confirmed at 100 dollars per day?
Everyone's been saying this, hasn't it already been confirmed that it's 100 coins per day?
It's hard to say; the actual price might be even higher.
Those who have already prepaid a year's cabin rental say they feel no pressure at all.
Don't make promises you can't keep. If prices rise to a certain level, the last year will be very stressful.
I want to know, is it more comfortable to die in humanitarian annihilation or to die in a contaminated area?
These two are incomparable.
It's better to live a miserable life than to die. Go to the contaminated area if you can; there's still a glimmer of hope. Don't just commit humanitarian annihilation.
[I've lived for four hundred years, I've lived enough, so I might as well die. My biggest regret is that I've never drunk a bottle of natural water in my life. I just hope the host can take pity on me and grant me a bottle of natural water.]
After that, the person with the nickname "Nonsense and Overbearing" kept repeating this comment.
Although he was just an ordinary resident of the quarantine area and didn't have any special privileges in the bullet comments, the repeated posts, especially the long ones, made it easy for Li Lechen to see them even if he wasn't paying attention.
A person who has lived for four hundred years without ever drinking a bottle of Class I water certainly deserves some sympathy.
"Hey, you domineering young man, I've listed a bottle of Class 1 water in my personal shop. Since I can't set it to be free, it's currently one coin per bottle. Go and apply to buy it."
[Holy crap! The streamer actually saw my comment!]
Soon, "Nonsense and Tyranny" applied to purchase a type of water from Li Lechen's personal shop for one coin.
[Thank you, host. Thank you for fulfilling my last wish. My greatest hope in life was to drink a bottle of natural water, and I never imagined it would be Class I water. I can die without regrets.]
"Nonsense and Overbearing" sincerely thanked him, and even sent three more identical bullet comments so that Li Lechen could see them.
Actually, I've never drunk natural water in my entire life.
I only ever drank one bottle of Class V water; back then, a bottle of Class V water cost 500 yuan.
My last wish is to drink a bottle of Class I water before I die.
I've never dared to have such extravagant hopes; Class III water is sufficient.
The thing I regret most in my life is reselling a streamer's first-class water for 30,000 coins. Looking back now, I can't forgive myself at all.
I once won a bottle of Class A water in a lottery, but I didn't appreciate it and sold it for 50,000 coins for a short-term gain. Now, with those 50,000 coins, I just want to end my life.
Although I've never received any Class 1 water, I did receive a bottle of Class 4 water from a red envelope giveaway, which I then sold.
[You bunch of bastards who have lost all humanity for money! I only resold the Class III water; I always drink the Class V water directly.]
Are you guys playing a riddle? I can't understand it at all.
[I don't understand either]
Whether you understand it or not, it's always good to follow the trend. My last wish is to have a bottle of Class 1 water.
If I were to obtain a bottle of this type of water, I definitely wouldn't sell it. I would treasure it and drink it on my deathbed.
Suddenly I realize this is the perfect life: a life where one is carried to the grave by water.
You are all so great, I couldn't do that. If I got a bottle of this kind of water, I would drink it immediately so that it could stay in my blood forever.
[The person upstairs is overthinking it. After drinking it, it will quickly turn into urine and eventually become recycled water.]
The thought of being charged for recycled water makes my blood boil.
[Just wondering, how often do you guys change your testicles?]
[No money, haven't changed it in over three years]
[It was just replaced last year, and it's still usable for now.]
I had a dream last night, and my testicles were hurting, but they didn't hurt when I woke up this morning.
What kind of dream was so amazing? Can you tell me about it?
Why can't you just say it's a common problem? If you find changing eggs troublesome, just get them removed. What's the big deal?
Li Lechen, who initially thought he had done a good deed, immediately frowned upon seeing the continuous stream of comments. Clearly, these were blatant taunts directed at him.
The idea of "a type of water legacy" is as ridiculous as a man needing to replace his testicles every two years.
He quickly steered the conversation away from the topic: "I just went to the hospital and checked out the Class 1 water they sell there. It's definitely the Class 1 water from the exclusive zone. I can tell you with certainty that the water itself can't possibly increase your health. Also, Class 1 water is on sale today, all one Sunshine Coin per bottle."
Despite the many troubling issues, everyone was united in their desire for such a windfall—one coin for one bottle of water—and rushed to Li Lechen's personal shop without hesitation.
Although there are more than two million people, with only 100,000 bottles of water available and a limit of one bottle per person, the success rate of one in twenty people getting a bottle is already quite high.
More importantly, getting one is a guaranteed profit. Based on the current market conditions, a bottle can definitely be resold for 30,000 coins.
In the blink of an eye, 100,000 bottles of Class I water were converted into 100,000 coins and were sold out.
Those who managed to snag a bargain were overjoyed, while those who didn't accepted reality, and then everyone gradually regained their senses.
[This hospital is really shady. They're reselling a bottle of Class I water, which costs only one coin, for 200,000 yuan. They're practically ripping off their ancestors for eighteen generations.]
It's more about the health value that's valuable, not the water itself.
I remember the health score being explained as a quantitative score of each person's physical health. Logically, it should exist objectively based on physical condition, so I've never understood why drinking a bottle of water can increase the health score.
[In fact, drinking the hospital water did increase my health by 10 points. Disclaimer: I'm not a shill; I'm just a poor person afraid of failing the global health check.]
[Drinking natural water from the store used to increase health, but it crashed later.]
[This makes me so angry. I spent coins to buy three bottles of Class 5 water, and finally increased my health a little bit, but then it suddenly crashed or something, and my health dropped by more than ten points. I was terrified.]
There must have been a mistake that time; it escalated later.
[After all that, it feels like I wasted my time drinking that water, and that 15,000 yuan went down the drain.]
[I strongly suspect the hospital is just trying to ride the wave of the issue; they might even know the health value system is about to malfunction.]
Aren't you guys going to take it easy? The big physical exam is still several days away; who knows what might happen closer to the end?
That makes sense; we really should be careful, 200,000 is no small sum.
[Spending 200,000 to buy 10 health points might not even get you through a mass screening; let's focus on the immediate future.]
"Yes, I can tell you with certainty that water itself cannot increase health. As for what other methods the hospital used to increase health, we have no idea," Li Lechen added casually.
You'll resell my water at a high price!
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