Quickly wear salted fish, she won by lying down

Imagine a rival country to this country. To protect its own mobile phone manufacturers and to hinder the development of Eastern countries, it uses the pretext of national security to prevent its citizens from buying them. Even if their citizens do buy them, they can only play without internet access because the rival country is blocking their network. How can they play games then?

Even so, many people still bought holographic headsets because the game can still be played without an internet connection; it's just that you can't connect with other players.

Their country can't ban ordinary people from buying holographic helmets from Eastern countries, so it still has some impact. Not to mention, their mobile phone sales worldwide quickly dropped because many people, even if they wanted to buy a phone, started to wait and see after seeing that holographic technology had emerged in Eastern countries, fearing that the phone they bought would become outdated and they would have wasted their money.

Other countries are no longer buying their phones; only people in their own country are buying them. How many units will be sold? After all, phones are durable, and one can be used for many years. With the advent of holographic technology, even many people in their own country are hesitant, making sales even worse.

In fact, in the face of the overwhelming historical trend, trying to stop the advancement and popularization of technology is like a mantis trying to stop a chariot—overestimating one's own strength. Once holographic technology emerges, those who fail to keep up with technological development and try to protect their own outdated technology market through trade protection simply cannot withstand the test.

In fact, the rival countries also knew this principle, so they originally only wanted to protect it for a while, and once they stole the holographic technology and were able to develop it themselves, they would start developing it as well.

Unfortunately, how could the East allow its hard-won advanced technology to be stolen? The rival country never did.

Of course, even if they could steal it, they couldn't use it, because Dongfang had already applied for holographic patents in various countries. If they wanted to use Dongfang's holographic technology, they would have to pay patent fees, just like what they did to Dongfang before.

If they try to act shamelessly and steal technology without regard for patents, then sorry, their patented technologies will become invalid in the East. Who will be more unlucky then is anyone's guess.

So they stole it, and at most it can be used for military purposes, but not for commercial purposes, because the East has the patent.

So even if the East manages to overtake others by taking a shortcut, develops holography, and monopolizes business worldwide, there's nothing that can be said, just like what they did to other countries in the past.

Of course, the main reason is that Eastern countries are also militarily powerful, so they have no choice. Otherwise, if it were a small country, they could simply rob it.

It was just a seemingly insignificant holographic technology that brought about such a huge change to the world, not to mention other, even more terrifying technologies. So even though the authorities had expectations of her and hoped that she could bring other technologies, Linlang ignored them. Firstly, she didn't want to interfere with the world's technological progress, and secondly, she couldn't let the people of this country become dependent and eventually lose their ability to think for themselves. That would be far better than her forcibly pushing the country's technological development forward, as the consequences would be much more terrible.

In the time that followed, Linlang would only occasionally issue disaster warnings and didn't provide any more technology. Since the authorities saw that Linlang wasn't giving them any, they didn't want to make a fuss about it. After all, she had issued disaster warnings, which were quite useful. If they made a fuss about it, they might upset her and cause her to stop issuing warnings in the future.

The effect of merit became apparent as the simulated money increased—then a warning was issued, which could be paid with money or merit. Linlang looked at this function and thought, "If the warnings keep going on, we won't be able to afford the money. What's the point of issuing warnings then? It turns out we can use merit."

Because she could pay for good deeds, Linlang could continue to receive warnings after each simulation, as her money accumulated, ensuring that her stock market earnings weren't insufficient for even one simulation. Being older and still unmarried, despite pressure from her parents to get married, Linlang ignored them.

Seeing that her parents were preparing to cause her trouble, she simply went on a trip abroad. Her parents and younger brother rushed over, only to find that they hadn't arrived. They then found out that they couldn't enter the apartment complex where Linlang lived, so they had no choice but to return home in a huff.

After going through this two or three times, the original owner's parents couldn't afford to keep up and could only pretend they had never had this daughter. They had to find a wife for their son themselves and couldn't count on Linlang's dowry anymore.

As expected, some of the people on Linlang's observation list later attempted to commit murder, but because Linlang was watching them, she naturally stopped them, preventing the murder from happening, and sent them inside for a chat.

Linlang lived in this world for quite some time. Before she passed away, she wrote a will, donating all her property to the country. She didn't want her property to fall into the hands of her original brother's family. You see, when her original parents were still alive, this group of people thought it was good that she didn't get married, because then her house in a first-tier city would be theirs.

The original owner's parents thought it made sense, which is why they didn't pressure her to get married later.

As it turned out, Linlang lived a very long life. Even though the original owner's younger brother died, she was still alive and well. This dashed the original owner's brother's lifelong hopes for wealth. You see, his family always bragged to outsiders that his sister owned a house in a first-tier city worth tens of millions. They said that if his sister didn't get married, the house would belong to their family in the future. So, no matter how poor their family was now, they would become rich in the future.

He waited his whole life, but Linlang never died; instead, he died first, which infuriated him.

Now that Linlang is gone and has donated her assets to the country, her nephew, who is probably old and about to die, is going to be furious. You know, he was brainwashed by his father and grandparents since he was a child, always dreaming that his family was rich and that he was a rich second generation.

Because he felt he was a rich second-generation and had spent money extravagantly when he was young, he thought that he would be rich after his aunt died. So what was wrong with rich second-generation living a good life? So, like his father who dreamed of becoming rich in the future, he took out a lot of online loans.

He waited his whole life but never became rich. Finally, his old aunt died and donated her property to the country. How could he not be furious?

You see, he and his father had spent their whole lives hoping for a better life, indulging in extravagant spending and taking out huge online loans that they couldn't repay. In the end, they became deadbeats, unable to get any more loans, and had no money to live a good life. They were just hoping for Linlang's money so they could live a good life again. But the money just vanished. How could he not be furious? Because he was already quite old, once his dream of getting rich was extinguished, he soon passed away. Before he died, he kept cursing how wicked Linlang was, but what good did it do?

Linlang was quite satisfied, knowing how angry they would be after hearing her arrangement.

After resting for a while on the shuttle, Linlang began a new journey. (End of Chapter)