Linear City was a city that brought together the world's most cutting-edge technology and ideas.
In this city, you could find the most advanced household robots in the world. Although they could only perform simple services for now, that was already quite remarkable by the standards of the modern world.
At the same time, all kinds of convenient technologies for services and daily life were emerging one after another.
For example, in some of the more luxurious residences here, many things were controlled by voice.
You could open and close doors, draw the curtains, turn the TV on and off, and so on.
Most household services in these residences had also been automated.
Laundry, dishwashing, cleaning, and more.
Wang Yi had originally planned to stay here for just one day, but now he had spent three full days experiencing the place.
Partly, it was because the city was so novel, and partly because they had paid him so generously that he felt he ought to show some sincerity in return.
Over those three days, whenever Wang Yi tried something new, the reporters would rush to cover it.
Saudi Arabia would then promote those reports around the world.
As a result, Wang Yi's fame and commercial value rose;
Saudi Arabia's Linear City became better known and more valuable;
and the reporters' fame and salaries rose as well. It was a win-win-win situation.
Three days later, Saudi Arabia had deposited 100 million dollars into Wang Yi's account.
Wang Yi immediately got in touch with Mitchell and transferred the money—before it had even had time to warm his hands—to the project team behind Wang's Game.
This game project was a real money pit.
According to the project team's initial plans, to recreate every sight in the world as realistically as possible, they would