Pack It Up and Take It Away

Tony had nothing to say. Indeed, China had now become something foreigners simply could not aspire to.

If he had not possessed resources and ability, and if he had not had a good relationship with Chen Mu, it would not have been so easy for him to come to China and develop there.

After all, as the head of Stark Industries, Tony was also one of America's top capitalists.

With that identity and background, how difficult would it be to join China? Not to mention bringing several other people with him.

Originally, Tony's money had been enough for him and those around him to enjoy life for the rest of their days. But after coming to China, everyone there no longer pursued wealth. They still pursued material enjoyment, of course, but money itself was truly of little use.

Tony had also heard of the Sovereign Project. Why else would he follow Chen Mu so ostentatiously into outer space, or go on missions? Wasn't it all to earn some Contribution Points?

Oh, the Sovereign called them Reward Points. It was basically the same thing.

Wasn't that why Tony followed Chen Mu and brought Spider-Man Peter Parker along?

After all, in China now, money could only buy ordinary things. For anything less ordinary, Reward Points were required.

Thus, in China's future, earning Reward Points was what mattered most. Whether one wanted to live longer or live better, Reward Points were needed to obtain it.

For ordinary people, the Sovereign Project was the only opportunity to obtain Reward Points.

Of course, as a scientist, Tony could also exchange scientific research achievements for Reward Points, but that was still somewhat difficult for him.

Although he was confident that he was an outstanding scientist, he was not arrogant enough to believe himself omnipotent. The world