Conquering OtherWorld Starts With a Game Chapter 64: Encounter of The Third Kind

Without a second thought, Yang Qiu closed the webpage. He didn't even bother to reply.

The sugar coating was thick, and the bombs wrapped within were huge. Although Yang Qiu was extremely tempted by the candy shell outside the bombs, he couldn't handle this firepower right now!

Cement and fertilizer production lines were one thing, but even the smallest ten-thousand-kilowatt thermal power generator unit easily cost millions of RMB. This candy-coated temptation would easily suffocate Yang Qiu!

Most frustrating were "Director Lu's" undisguised intentions—the cement and fertilizer production lines were still manageable. An African worker trained for a couple of months could get up to speed, and even an average person from this other world could be transformed into an industrial worker with some teaching.

But could someone from this other world, who didn't even have an elementary school diploma, operate a thermal power generator unit?

If Yang Qiu took the cement and fertilizer production lines, he couldn't possibly ignore the power generator units. Would he then need to arrange operators for the thermal power generator units?

Would he need to plan the logistics supply route for the coal used for power generation?

What about arranging for personnel to lay electrical circuits and maintaining high-voltage electrical boxes?

Yang Qiu could imagine that if he dared to take this bait, the shortfall of hundreds of "Tool Player Exclusive" helmets would come crashing down on him—otherwise, was he to let all that complementary machinery sit in his yard gathering dust? Furthermore, his yard might not even be large enough to accommodate it all!

Taking a step back, even if Yang Qiu could fulfill the demand for these several hundred "Tool Player Exclusive" helmets, he still wouldn't agree to it. After all, if he did so, the development of the territory would be entirely at the mercy of others.

I can't provide so many helmets right now, and even if I could, I wouldn't be foolish enough to hand over the initiative to someone

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