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These spaces were later converted into cargo holds and rented out to passengers according to their needs.

But in reality, no one needed that much space. It was true that they had closed many deals along the way, but they were only "negotiating representatives"! They weren't the "captains of a transport brigade." Others would naturally handle the shipping afterward, while they continued rushing from place to place... If they waited for these people to load the goods themselves, the daylilies would have gone cold. They had worked hard to seize the initiative, not to waste it like this.

Most of the cargo holds on the passenger ship contained these executives' personal belongings. It was like back when China had just opened up, when Chinese people went on business trips to the United States and brought back local specialties, scarce goods, and the like for themselves, their families, and their friends. It would never reach any real scale.

In any case, when bringing things along, they also had to factor in half a year's cargo-hold rental fees. The price was enough to make anyone's teeth ache. Even these executives, who were not short on money, would not willingly be suckers for no reason.

Among them, the one who rented the largest warehouse was the wealthy and willful Jing Yi.

What did he need a warehouse for?

He had turned it into a production workshop!

Inside stood a complete set of brand-new material extraction equipment, material synthesis equipment, analyzers, synthesis robotic arms...

Everything was arranged neatly and methodically. It was practically a production line running from raw materials to finished mecha! In other words, as long as one had the necessary skills, these instruments, and sufficient raw materials, one could produce a mecha in there!

What kind of concept was that?

It