83 The Great Depression (Part Two) 6yr

Translator: Kim_GuoEditor: Tehrn

Rolin wasn't a government official, so he was easily bought over. The noble guardian's reason for existing was to make profits, and his principles were adaptable because he was corrupted. Any amount of profit was valuable in the glorified plane age. They would have destroyed another plane for it.
If Rolin were human, he'd be a Jew.
He caved in before Huang Xuan even began to weigh the pros and cons. Without a doubt, he had weighed them himself.
From this, Huang Xuan estimated that this artificial intelligence, which came from 100,000 years in the future, had the imagination and the intellect of a dog. Mr. Rolin wanted profits, yet he did not know how to earn it. Huang Xuan smirked. The low-intellect guardian was certainly his perfect match. Of course, all of this was a figment of Huang Xuan's imagination.
Ford's A-type cars were selling well at that time. However, they suffered huge losses when they stopped production during their transition period, which lasted half a year in 1927. During that period, Henry Ford and his son, Edsel Ford, began to invent the A-type car. While they took a short time, the mandatory transformation caused Ford to fall to the second place among the w