He said nothing more, but walked towards the next stall. He simply had some feelings he wanted to express and wanted to share his experience. If his experience could improve the survival rate of low-level trains, he felt it would be very worthwhile.

The goods sold at the second stall were... pens and notebooks.

"..."

The middle-aged man silently looked around at the crowd whose faces were filled with gratitude as they gazed at him. These people had just heard him share his experiences here, and each of them held a pen and notebook in their hands, all of the same style, identical to those sold at the second stall.

He quietly withdrew his gaze, looked at the smiling vendor at the second stall, and softly said.

"You'll succeed in whatever you do in the future."

"How much did you make?"

"Not much, nearly twenty thousand Fixed Star Coupons."

"You managed to sell pens and notebooks for nearly twenty thousand Fixed Star Coupons?"

"Raised the price temporarily."

"Raised by how much?"

"300 times, originally the pen and notebook together sold for 2 Fixed Star Coupons."

"Impressive."

"You're the impressive one, big brother. Without your experience sharing, no one would buy my pens and notebooks. Such precious experience, and you sold it for only 1 Fixed Star Coupon. Big brother, you're something else, I admire you!"

"You're still slightly more impressive."

The middle-aged man wandered around the Free Trade Market. There were only about a dozen stalls, and there weren't many vendors. There wasn't anything he needed among the products for sale; they were all a bit too low-level, and he hadn't needed those things for a long time.

Finally, he set up a stall in the corner.

Nothing for sale.

Only procurement.

"Purchasing kitten cubs for 50,000 Fixed Star Coupons each, as many as you have."

Then he got up and left, opting for automatic hosting.

This is a feature in the "Free Trade Market" where vendors can choose free hosting or selling without needing to sit at the stall. They just have to set the purchase and selling prices.

The price for a day's hosting is 1,000 Fixed Star Coupons.

Quite useful.

It saves a lot of time, much more convenient than at a gathering.

...

"This guy..."

Standing in an office building, Chen Mang took in the whole scene, pondering that these experiences were solid rookie tips that could help low-level trains avoid many pitfalls and greatly increase survival rates.

This was something he originally wanted to do.

He was organizing rookie experiences, preparing to sell them for 100 Fixed Star Coupons.

But after hearing what the man said, he realized his own summarized experiences were not as good as the man's.

The main reason is...

His rookie experiences were quite difficult to summarize; they were a chain reaction, like rolling a snowball. He never encountered a firepower defense vacuum scenario. From the start, his armor defense level was basically on par with the area level.

He didn't feel like he wasted resources.

He always upgraded armor...

After contemplating for a moment, he looked at Ai beside him: "Record everything he just said, then find someone to talk to him, try to get more detailed experiences, and then combine them with my experiences to create a rookie guide, priced at 100 Fixed Star Coupons, and sell it to low-level trains."

"Help more trains survive."

"Make it a permanent product."

"55% profit sharing."

"Yes."

He didn't expect to make money from this product, but it could help a lot of low-level trains, which would, in turn, increase the number of high-level trains, indirectly cultivating high-net-worth clients for Neon City.

Setting the price at 100 Fixed Star Coupons is just right, not so high that low-level trains can't afford it.

A price too low would not look good.

...

"Hello, sir, our boss invites you over."

While strolling on the street, the middle-aged man looked at the woman walking towards him, his eyes slightly squinting. He could clearly see the mechanical organs on this woman's body; she was a robot.

"Your boss? The boss of Neon City?"

"Yes."

"Lead the way ahead."

The man quietly followed the woman, walking towards Sun City, but in his mind, it was as if a mountain had collapsed. It was the first time he had encountered a mechanical civilization individual with intelligence enabling communication on an Adventure Map!

That boss actually invited him over.

This one had intelligence.

He had visited many Adventure Maps and naturally knew of the existence of mechanical civilizations, knowing that trains were the means of the mechanical civilization, but based on various signs obtained from the Adventure Maps, it seemed that the mechanical civilization had already perished.

He had never encountered a Mechanical Race individual with whom he could have normal communication!

This was the first one.

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