When Shen Bing's remarks became public, they caused an uproar.
This was probably the first company that dared to take on the United States head-on!
No one knew about Shen Bing's earlier moves behind the scenes. This time, however, he had stated his position outright.
You Americans wanted to tax my products? Sure! Great idea, but if I stopped selling them to you altogether, what the hell were you going to tax?
He had also said that Phantom Immortal Technology's products would not enter the United States unless the Americans voluntarily abolished those discriminatory tariffs.
Was this some kind of fucking joke?
He made it sound as though Americans couldn't survive without his products.
Granted, Phantom Immortal Technology's products were awesome, but they weren't necessities, were they? Even if they were necessities, surely there were alternatives?
Dream Glass? To put it bluntly, it was just a glass curtain wall. Couldn't they use ordinary curtain walls instead?
The Spirit Vision Telescope? It was still a telescope. Couldn't they settle for seeing less far and less clearly? Not everyone wanted to peep at people taking showers!
Phantom Vision TV? Couldn't they live without its glasses-free 3D?
Of course, the people who held those views all admired and revered the Americans. As the world's leading power, the United States had plenty of "fans" around the globe, even in Huaxia.
Most people in Huaxia, however, had differing opinions on Phantom Immortal Technology's approach. Some thought Shen Bing was being too impulsive. Why the hell was he insisting on breaking rather than bending in a business dispute?
Others thought Shen Bing's approach showed backbone. Many knew that, aside from virtual products like the Dragon Scale System, Phantom Immortal Technology's products all had limited production capacity and still couldn't meet demand. If the Americans didn't like