What does it mean to get a perfect score on the college entrance exam but then go missing?

If you give me too much of what I already know, I really won't be able to resist the temptation.

But this thing in front of us, let's not even talk about anything else, its scope of attack covers the whole world.

If you dare to buy it, the US will dare to beat you up, and then they'll come after me.

These are not the most difficult problems.

What if I sell it to you and you go crazy and beat me up?

The situation in China has improved now; it's no longer the era when we were so poor that we would sell anything.

A gentleman has things he will sell and things he will not sell.

Wu Changjiang has a bottom line when it comes to selling things that could backfire.

"Your Highness, equipment like this not only violates the MTCR treaty, but it also violates the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty."

"Whether I sell or you buy, we will face enormous international pressure."

"So Your Highness, please heed my advice and give up this idea."

Suleiman was somewhat unconvinced: "General, you know me, I'm a straightforward person, just name your price."

The big dog thought this was Wu Changjiang's way of lowering the price.

He said the same thing about those previous pieces of equipment.

Each of them said it couldn't be sold, citing reasons such as violating treaties and international pressure.

But what happens in the end?

Weren't they all sold?

And they all sold for a good price.

Therefore, Suleiman assumed that this equipment could also be sold.

As for the price.

After so many tests between them, Suleiman had gained some understanding of Wu Changjiang.

Although he was somewhat inclined to haggle, the goods he had were generally of good quality.

After all, he won't be like the US, setting a price that's practically outright robbery right from the start.

Therefore, Suleiman felt that the price was not a major issue.

The most important thing is equipment.

This set of equipment was what Suleiman had always dreamed of.

In the last century, Suleiman's uncle purchased a batch of Dongfeng-3 missiles from Dongda University.

Although the technology is outdated, it is still a strategic deterrent.

Since purchasing that batch of Dongfeng aircraft carriers, the entire nation has been sleeping much more soundly.

But now, times have changed.

The Dongfeng-3 is clearly not enough.

If I can finalize this deal, I can bring a missile with a global range to the country.

Then he should be considered a national hero in China.

With this in mind, Suleiman took the initiative to attack.

"Your Excellency, there is no precedent internationally for trading intercontinental ballistic missiles with a range exceeding 10,000 kilometers..."

"No, forgive my slip of the tongue, it was the precedent of intercontinental rain bombs."

"Therefore, I did not refer to the pricing model."

"I can only price based on historical experience."

"Back when my uncle bought the Dongfeng-3, it cost one hundred million US dollars."

"Taking into inflation and technological progress, I think it should be about five times more."

"Five hundred million dollars per coin, what do you think of that price?"

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Everyone present was stunned.

Five hundred million US dollars per coin.

This is already the ceiling for all launch-type weapons transactions worldwide.

A single order can even support an entire project team.

Wu Changjiang had expected the wealthy family to ask for an exorbitant amount, but he never imagined they would be this generous.

but!

While the US dollar may be attractive, the bottom line is more important.

National security cannot be determined by money.

Therefore, Wu Changjiang firmly refused, saying, "Your Highness, you misunderstand. This really isn't about money..."

Before he could finish speaking...

The prince interrupted with an "I understand" expression.

"Five hundred million dollars, that's just the price of a single warhead."

"We will also fund the formation of a support team and the construction of a support base."

"All this money will eventually end up in your pockets, and it could very well be worth eight to one billion."

Wu Changjiang's Adam's apple bobbed again.

One warhead costs a billion US dollars.

With a little effort, one can earn enough for a year's worth of foreign trade.

Suleiman looked at Wu Changjiang's incredulous yet slightly greedy expression and chuckled to himself.

Yes, that's it.

This is the expression on the faces of poor people when they hear that rich people spend money like water.

He can't hold on for long under these circumstances.

But unexpectedly, Wu Changjiang still shook his head.

"No! Your Highness, you really don't understand, this isn't about money."

"Let me tell you the truth."

"Our biggest concern is our own safety."

"If what Qin Ze said is true, the range of protection for this warhead is at the intercontinental level."

"It's hard to guarantee that you won't use this against yourselves."

"This is a matter of national security, not something that can be measured in money."

Sometimes, sincerity is needed in communication between two parties.

After all, Wu Changjiang felt that the prince was a smart man and didn't need so much petty maneuvering.

To be honest makes it easier for the other person to understand.

really.

Suleiman did not refute Wu Changjiang's concerns after hearing them.

They didn't spout nonsense like "we will never betray you."

Instead, it directly proposed a solution to the problem.

"If you're worried about that..."

"The right to fire those weapons is still in your hands, okay?"

"Your consent is required before launch."

"Our personnel are not involved in the specific matters of weapon launch and maintenance."

"I only want this weapon to be located on our land."

Wu Changjiang: ? ? ? ?

to be frank.

As a theater commander in China, he is a man of great experience and wisdom.

But Wu Changjiang still found it hard to believe when he heard Suleiman's request.

In his view, such a request was somewhat humiliating and detrimental to the country.

I spent over a billion dollars to buy weapons, but I don't even have the right to launch them.

The fact that a launch requires the consent of a third country is simply absurd.

but!

If you put yourself in Suleiman's shoes, it becomes easy to understand.

They've been dealing with the US for many years, and can be considered friends on the surface.

Forget about strategic weapons, the US even wants control of the planes it sells.

Suleiman and his men bought two planes, and they even had to ask the US for permission before taking off.

Therefore, in Suleiman's view, this model is the most mature.

Suleiman wanted even more.

Most countries in the world do not consider semi-colonial status a humiliation.

When their country became weak, they subconsciously felt that they should be colonized.

So Suleiman increased his bet again.

"If all else fails!"

"I can grant you a plot of land near the capital!"

"This land can be leased to you, and you will enjoy extraterritorial rights exclusively!"

"You can station troops on this territory!"

"If you have any objections to the price of the missiles, I can even apply for a plot of land with an oil field for you to use as your base."

"I can promise that no one in my country will ever set foot in this area."

"Is this okay?"