Ten thousand I am across the heavens

"I know what you are going to say, stop talking, stop talking. I know I have to see them. Only those from advanced civilizations are qualified to be examiners, okay?" Hao Ren was about to get stressed out. He had been irritated by his own data terminal a lot in the past few days, and the gap was indeed there. Hao Ren also knew that he was still far behind.

"No, no, don't give up on yourself. Wisdom grows step by step. Who knows if you have the potential to become the backbone of advanced civilization? We were also naive and immature at the beginning. In the process of moving forward, we lost countless individuals to get to this point. In theory, every variable has infinite possibilities. We can't always look at people from the old perspective." Lan Nuo pointed at Lily:

"Look, Husky was able to graduate from Peking University four times, so it shouldn't be a big problem for you to become a regular examiner."

Hao Ren: “…”

It's better not to comfort me. It sounds like I'm worse than a husky.

While everyone was talking, the data terminal had already projected a piece of data. Displayed on the screen was the estimated price of a large number of equipment in this universe, as well as the conversion system with the Airim currency.

There is no need for economists to make rigorous calculations. Everyone present can tell by looking at the price difference above that foreign trade is definitely profitable.

The price of resources on the planet Aerym is much higher than in the outside world, while the price of corresponding industrial products is not much different from that in the outside world. In this way, as long as industrial raw materials can be imported from outside, the pressure on the operation of the entire civilization will be greatly reduced.

Moreover, the new spacecraft had just been replaced not long ago, and the old model of obsolete spacecraft and dismantled corona stations had not been dealt with in time.

According to the original development path, these obsolete equipment can only be thrown into the furnace and recycled and reset. Even if they can still work, the mosquito-legged income is not worth investing a lot of manpower and material resources to maintain their operation in this era. However, if these things are placed on other planets, on planets with relatively sufficient resources and less harsh environments, they are definitely good things. The price they can be sold is definitely much higher than recycling them as scrap metal.

Wim calculated the price in his mind according to the conversion price on the price list, and almost burped in public. Compared with the experienced queen, the new regent's psychological endurance is still a little bit weaker. Seeing this good news that is countless times more surprising than winning the lottery, he almost couldn't hold it in.

Hao Ren had already started searching his bag for quick-acting heart pills. As he did so, he asked, "Speaking of quick-acting heart pills for humans, would they be useful for elves?" Vivian slapped Hao Ren on the head.

"What medicine are you taking out? Who here has a better healing ability than your quick-acting heart pills? Except for the husky, who doesn't know any spells, the big guy's shoes can make fire, and his healing ability is better than your bottles of expired medicine."

"It's okay, it's okay. I still have some psychological quality. It's just that I was too surprised to see that the prices of materials in the outside world are so cheap." It is difficult for outsiders to understand Wim's mood. After all, seeing that those originally extremely expensive resources can be purchased at such a cheap price, anyone would probably have complicated feelings.

"Don't be too excited." The data terminal poured cold water on them: "These are just the prices of external resources. The shipping costs have not been calculated for you. The nearest planet is thousands of light years away from you, so you only have space teleportation technology. To be honest, the shipping cost of these things is probably much more expensive than the resources themselves. The Husky girl is right. You want to speed up the construction of your own planet to the maximum extent and obtain space teleportation technology.

The best way is to send the elves out to work, and at the same time find a way to send some elves to study abroad in developed civilizations. Some more enlightened civilizations accept students of different races. In fact, many backward civilizations have come this way, relying on students from advanced civilizations to return to their own civilizations and build their own home planets, thus gradually improving their technological level.

There are also cases in history where backward civilizations surpassed advanced civilizations after several generations of efforts. In your current social environment, the speed of technological development is absolutely fast. Your top priority now is to quickly sell a batch of waste products, exchange them for some currency that can be used in this universe, and send talents out to study or work.

However, I have to remind you that it is easy to go from simple to luxurious, but difficult to go from luxurious to simple. Compared with other civilizations, the difficulty of life on your planet is basically equivalent to the difference between working in a first-tier city and learning to write from primitive people on a primitive island in the Pacific.

  Accustomed to life in an economic society with abundant material resources and developed entertainment, there must be a considerable number of elves who are reluctant to give up their affluent life and are unwilling to return to their hometown. So when you select and dispatch personnel, you must consider who can come back and who cannot?

You also need to treat your own psychological problem of being too frugal, otherwise when you develop in the future, you will not be able to attract foreign talents and slow down your development because of insufficient infrastructure construction and living comfort level.

These are the experiences of countless civilizations that have just set foot in the stars. I will package them up in a moment. I will send you a guide to exploring interstellar societies. "

Hao Ren looked at the contents of the guide with an extremely strange expression on his face. The directory was filled with articles that were both quite explosive and quite practical.

For example, "How to Bargain with Interstellar Second-hand Dealers"

"Migrant workers moving to cities: Beware of the AI ​​girlfriend consumption trap"

100 Ways to Prevent Cyberstalkers

100 ways to apply makeup to suit different races

How to protect the rights of interracial legal spouses after pregnancy

General Outline of the Sanitation Management Regulations for Civilized Residential Areas

"Regulations on the Management of Small Interstellar Traders in the Xiling Empire"

……

It seemed like every one of these was a lesson learned through blood and tears. Especially after seeing how interracial legal spouses protected their rights after becoming pregnant, Hao Ren felt as if his three perspectives had exploded.

It seems that it is indeed difficult for different races to produce offspring, and most of them even have reproductive isolation. In this case, if the legal spouse becomes pregnant, you really have to find a way to protect your rights.

The consumption trap of the artificial intelligence girlfriend is even more abstract. After asking the data terminal, Hao Ren realized how much businessmen in the interstellar society spend to make money.

In shopping malls, there are mechanical dolls that are indistinguishable from real people. Their artificial intelligence is already perfectly programmed. At least people who see them for the first time cannot tell whether they are real people. Inexperienced people will not take the initiative to ask whether they are real people. Once they are tricked by such robots, the consequences are simply unimaginable. After all, how can the brain of a carbon-based creature compare to the artificial intelligence designed specifically for carbon-based creatures?

The robot will play the role of a girlfriend who is like your soulmate. After figuring out your personality, it will try to build a close relationship with you and induce you to spend money in the mall. This kind of mechanical shopping guide is specifically designed to cheat newcomers who have just entered the city. If you are not careful, you will really be cheated to the point of bankruptcy, but it is all voluntary consumption, so there is no place to complain. After Hilda took a quick look at the contents of the books in the compressed package, it was difficult to maintain the majestic and elegant expression of the Elf Queen. She could only express it in a more euphemistic way: "The way you get along with each other in interstellar civilizations is really... quite unique."

While they were reading the guide, Hao Ren had already started drafting the announcement. The examiner, who had a hard time writing an 800-word essay for the college entrance examination, had to bow to his own husky girl this time. After all, she had graduated from Peking University four times and was still a writer. She even knew Lu Xun back then, so at least she had no problem with her writing skills.

After some tinkering by the Husky girl, the original announcement full of errors and omissions finally took shape and was posted on the local universe channel.

A large number of replies appeared as soon as the post was posted.

"Oh my god! The censor from the neighboring universe posted something!"

"Let me see! It's true! And a newbie examiner? Newbies look familiar to me. I'm also a newbie."

"Occupy the building!"

"What? There is such a planet in our universe! Oh my god! This place is very close to my jurisdiction!"

"I feel lonely at home late at night. Is there any boy to keep me company? Click the link to view the picture."

"Oh my god? Brother Pian? Is there still justice? Is there still law? How dare you post such things under the censor's post? Send it to me privately so I can criticize it."

Hao Ren looked at his overly lively post and couldn't help but look at his own data terminal: "Are all the examiners of our Spacetime Administration Bureau drawn in this style?"

"Not all of them. The main reason is that the examiners with more normal brains will not speak so enthusiastically under a newcomer's post. Those who are more serious and old-fashioned are basically still lurking. It's okay, don't worry. According to my analysis, with your personality, it won't take long for your partner to get along with them. Your train of thought is definitely a perfect match for these funny people."

Hao Ren was a little worried about the large number of meaningless spam posts. He wondered if there was no civilization that wanted to collect waste and saw the posts.

But his worries were unnecessary after all. Not long after, some people started to reply to his posts.

"No encrypted message, local universe channel, Sasley civilization circle: Please send the detailed coordinates to the censor privately, and wait for the people to recycle various civilian spacecraft equipment at a high price. The price is fair, no cheating, door-to-door pickup, available at any time! Remember to give a five-star praise~"

Although it looked a bit unserious, Hao Ren still opened a private message. The avatar used by the representatives of the other civilization circle was the avatar of their race, which might be his own photo. They were also humanoid creatures, but their hair seemed to be more luxuriant than that of humans. The furry-looking furry creatures were ecstatic. However, even with their luxuriant body hair, they still wore clothes like normal humans.

The avatar is a furry teddy bear-like race, with a pile of old spaceships in the background. Designing the avatar of the representative of one's own civilization like this is quite unique.

After the private message was connected, the next communication issue was handed over to Hilda. Hao Ren also knew that his bargaining skills were not good enough. He couldn't even bargain when buying vegetables in the supermarket. If he could bargain down 1 yuan, it was considered that the boss pitied him.

This kind of interstellar trade between civilizations should be left to the economic experts of the Airim elves. Hao Ren's current understanding of import and export trade is basically limited to the level of using a calculator in a supermarket. If he really wants to connect, he will probably lose everything.

Hilda had the same idea about this contact. It was the first time they had contact with an entire extraterrestrial civilization, so they were very cautious and attached great importance to this contact. A large number of staff members helped to advise on how to bargain.

When they finally settled on a similar price and the other party agreed to send the spaceship over, Hilda felt something was wrong.

Because she felt that the atmosphere of her bargaining just now was almost the same as the atmosphere she saw when Nangong Wuyue bargained with the old lady who collected scrap at Hao Ren's place before.

And when the strange-looking force field ship, which even had a lot of welding marks on the outside, appeared in their reconnaissance range through space teleportation, Hilda realized that this world was a huge makeshift team.

A group of furry teddy bear-like humanoid creatures jumped off the spaceship. Instead of going through any ceremony like a state visit, they just looked around and said, "Where is our old spaceship? We have to take a look before we take it in. Only after we have taken a look can we give an actual estimate of its price."

Wim asked Hao Ren quietly from behind: "Isn't this a bit disrespectful?"

The data terminal replied in a low voice: "What's sober? I just checked this guy's background. He's just a middleman. In their civilization, he's a scrap collector. What he's doing now is just like going to the suburbs to collect a few large items. Have you ever seen a scrap collector go to the suburbs to collect two washing machines and have to fire 21 salutes on the roadside?"

Wim: “…”

Although the atmosphere in the interstellar society made the elf a little uncomfortable, at least from the perspective of the survival of civilization, this was a good thing. Judging from the attitude of these aliens, this transaction was very common to them. The cost of the travel expenses was probably not particularly large.

This means that similar transactions should be able to take place frequently in the future, which is undoubtedly a good thing for the Airem civilization located in remote areas.

Hao Ren was faced with another problem. He turned his attention to the bald Lan Nuo: "By the way, what are your plans next? Do you want to go back with me?"

[To be continued]

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