Lucifer sacrificed too much for world peace

"Then the cans must be cut with a knife?" "No, no, no, it's easy to cut with your hands, so Warner in our factory invented a special can opener, this is it.

"Carnegie shows Lucifer..." He is truly a businessman! I have learned how to bundle sales, and how to use small gifts to stimulate the desire to buy, so that everyone feels that they have made a profit! "Sage, would you like to try the can now?" Carnegie asked.

Lucifer hesitated for a moment and nodded: "Okay, but what kind of can is this?" "Canned bacon.

"Carnegie took the can opener and started to open the cans, "My grandmother's secret recipe, everyone agrees after eating it! "Chapter Seven and Seven: Sluggish Reaction from Outside (Second Update) "...coffee beans from the Garden of Eden and the fourth issue of "I Go, I Go"——" The dining area on the first floor of a hotel, where a caravan happened to stay overnight As usual, he starts to read aloud the products he has on hand. If there are people in the store who need them, they will come to the caravan to buy them.

A middle-aged man who was eating peacefully aside raised his head and looked at the caravan in confusion.

The previous products are easy to talk about, but what the hell is this "I Go, I Go"? The caravan's list was read out in a moment, and someone from the store immediately came forward: "Please give me a copy of the fourth issue of "I Go, I Go".

"Okay!" "The caravan man readily took out one and handed it to the man.

After this man took the newspaper, he found a place to sit down. The middle-aged man who was confused about the item "I Go, I Go" just happened to be eating next to him. When he saw this, he couldn't help but ask: "Is this a newspaper? Why? Such a strange name?" The young man who was reading the front page was stunned for a moment, and immediately said enthusiastically: "Yes, yes, this is the newspaper... It is said that it is called "I Go, I Go" to encourage everyone to submit articles... Are you Is this your first time hearing about this newspaper?” “Yes.

"The middle-aged man pushed the finished plate away a little, "I was in retreat before sorting out information, so I didn't have time to pay attention to changes outside.

What is this newspaper about? News? The young man shook his head: "No, it's... some fictional stories."

"A fictional story?" "The middle-aged man was confused and curious, and wanted to talk about this topic in depth, so he no longer kept a distance like a stranger, but introduced himself, "Sorry, I didn't have time before, Verne, please tell me directly. Just call me that.

"The young man didn't mind and said: "Then you can call me Stendhal - yes, it is a fictional story. It is different from an epic. It is basically fictional and has never happened. It is a brand new literary model. …Do you want to see it? Verne really wanted to read it: "Wait a minute, I'll buy a copy."

"No, please take a look at my copy first. If you still want to collect it, go buy one."

Stendhal said sympathetically, "Most of it has been serialized to Chapter 4. Although there is a summary, it must be very uncomfortable to read directly from Chapter 4."

” Verne was stunned.

What about serialization? He had only been in seclusion for a month, why were there so many new things outside... Stendhal thrust the newspaper directly into Verne's hand, and then opened it to a certain page enthusiastically: "Come, take a look at this page first. Both of these are short stories that can be read directly. If you want to understand what fictional novels are, you can read one.

” Although the words fiction and novel are understood by everyone separately, when put together, the image is very blurry to a person who has only seen semi-fictional epics at most.

That feeling of roughly understanding but being confused because I haven't seen it before is uncomfortable.

Verne followed Stendhal's advice and began to read the two articles seriously.

After reading it for a while, Verne understood what the fictional novel was about.

At the same time, a strange feeling arose in his heart.

If this is fiction... isn't it just about imagination? He thinks he can do it too, and he can do it too! "Does this newspaper accept submissions?" Verne asked.

"Yes, I remember the submission was on the last page..." As he said that, Stendhal turned the newspaper to the last page, and then froze.

Verne frowned and said: "The first Sage Cup Theme Essay Contest is now accepting submissions. The theme is 'The city I will live in a hundred years later'. The submission period is..." Stendhal was also a little confused, but he I quickly understood: "Ah, this should not affect normal submissions. Look at the one below, which does not limit the topic.

" "oh oh.

Verne's eyes fell on the second call for papers, but his mind followed the first call for papers, "The city I will live in a hundred years later... what can I write about this theme?" ” “Are you going to submit an article for this essay contest? Stendhal raised his eyebrows, "Isn't this subject difficult to write about?" Because I really can’t think of big changes. If the changes are small, it will be no different from now when written. It doesn’t feel like it fits the theme of a hundred years later..." "Why is there no change.

"The people from the caravan were not far away from them, and they casually answered the question, "At least in terms of transportation, there will definitely be earth-shaking changes in a while.

Stendhal was stunned and suddenly remembered something: "Ah... that steam train?" Not so fast? Although the brochures at that time had good ideas, even the steam engine had not been developed, and the steam train was even further away.

"No, no, no, the steam engine has been developed."

"The caravan man said with a smile, "I came from the Garden of Eden. I know more than you.

"Stendhal was young and energetic. Due to his understanding of the church, he was not convinced by this statement: "Even if you come from the Garden of Eden, you don't necessarily know the progress of other people's research, right? And things like updating transportation methods..." The person from the caravan said: "I just know it, they are studying it downstairs, and they made quite a lot of noise when they started arguing.

Stendhal, who did not expect this response: "...?" ? ? Do you know the person who developed the steam engine? "The seclusion leads to a lag in information. You can't even hear that the seclusion is not for a month, but for a year, right?! "Hey, it's the seminar on the flyer. It's held on the first floor of the Apple store. Our chamber of commerce usually gathers on the second floor. It's a coincidence, isn't it a coincidence?

"The people in the caravan thought this was quite interesting: "We were talking about something above, and there was a sudden noise below, then silence, and then cheering again. Sometimes it was quite scary.

"So, that steam engine was really built?" Can it be used? What about steam trains? asked Stendhal.

"Well, I haven't seen the steam train yet, but when the steam car started running, I could see it clearly from upstairs.

"The people in the caravan adjusted themselves to a comfortable sitting position, and seemed to be planning to give a long speech, "There is no need for horses, and there is no need for people to work hard like pedaling bicycles. You really just sit on it, and the steam rushes out, and the car starts running by itself. Got it! Verne was confused when he heard this: "I'm sorry, what's going on with the steam engine?" "Ah, wait a minute."

The caravan man rummaged through his bag and found another leaflet, "This is the leaflet that the Sage asked us to distribute before. I left a copy for myself as a souvenir. Here's what you want to know." All written.

" Verne just stared at it, and became excited halfway through: "Will it be more convenient for us to travel in the future? " "right! "The caravan man slapped his thigh, "When the time comes, let the steam train pull you. You won't have to suffer from the carriage. It is said that this car runs much faster than the carriage. From now on, even if you live in the Garden of Eden and work in the Tower of Babel. , this is no longer a problem! "

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