Feng Jun had certainly never imagined that if he were willing to take bribes and demand favors, he would receive a fresh, tender Little Princess from the Huangfu Clan.
In truth, he felt that accurately explaining "modern industry" was no easy matter.
He had definitions for the terms, and if necessary, he could return to the Blue Star Realm and look through some books for answers. But those were Blue Star Realm definitions, not definitions suited to this plane.
Feng Jun wanted this plane to develop, but only as far as a basic industrial system. As for a modern industrial system... sorry, but once you developed modern industry, where would he sell his goods?
One of his Dual Degrees was in business administration, so he understood commodity value systems quite well. In his view, the Kunhao Plane was a market for dumping industrial products from the Blue Star Realm—essentially a colony.
What was the profit model of a colony? Acquire raw materials cheaply, then profit by selling industrial products there.
Why could selling industrial products at low prices still bring profits? After all, "dumping" supposedly implied selling at a loss.
But in reality, what was being dumped were industrial products. Their costs were far lower than those of non-industrial goods.
How much did it cost to weave a bolt of cloth by hand? How much did it cost to weave one in a factory?
It might not truly be dumping at all. The technological gap merely made it look that way.
Feng Jun would not be like those Western Continent countries, caring only about selling goods without developing local industry. He could not treat people like fools. Basic industrial production methods should be provided when appropriate; he could not simply know how to take.
Of course, the truth was that