Chapter 380 Charging 37?! I can't afford it...

Jiang Jing took a look at the system information.

Name: Isabella. Age: 26. Height: 169cm. Weight: 55kg. Overall beauty rating: 93. Number of partners: 37. Affection: 30.

The data before that was truly excellent.

Jiang Jing sighed inwardly.

The beauty rating was indeed very high, reaching 93 points, and both her figure and temperament were top-tier.

But... this number of partners... 37?! As expected of the open-minded Westerners... This experience was just a bit too extensive.

Although Jiang Jing didn't discriminate, he personally had a bit of a cleanliness complex.

For a beauty with this kind of "public bus" nature, no matter how pretty she was, he really couldn't muster any interest in "boarding."

The little thought that had just arisen was instantly extinguished.

It seemed that focusing on conquering that lesbian couple and the passionate Amy was more to his taste.

The smile on his face remained unchanged, but the spark of interest deep in his eyes had already vanished.

Jiang Jing ended the topic in a flat tone, no longer looking at her alluring gaze.

Instead, he shook hands with the family representative, signaling a pleasant cooperation.

The meaning was—that's all for now.

Isabella keenly sensed the subtle change in Jiang Jing's attitude. She felt somewhat frustrated, but she could only maintain her smile and step aside.

It seemed that the honey trap didn't seem to work very well in front of this young genius.

This was undoubtedly an extremely busy day for Xingchen Technology.

Jiang Yan received wave after wave of visitors from all over the world. Jiang Jing just lay to the side, listening in.

Among them were representatives from well-known Fortune Global 500 companies, members of deep-rooted ancient financial conglomerates, and even government commerce department officials sent by some small countries.

Regardless of whether he was facing powerful industrial giants or government personnel representing national will, Jiang Jing upheld one principle—treat everyone equally.

He didn't offer discounts just because the other party was a world-class financial conglomerate, nor did he offer concessions because they were national representatives.

The price was an immovable 300,000 USD per set after tax.

As for the cooperation model, he firmly only accepted product orders and would absolutely not sell patents or engage in any form of exclusive agency.

This simple and brutal set of rules was consistently implemented by Jiang Jing.

At first, some financial conglomerate representatives who prided themselves on their noble status wanted to use their influence to fight for special treatment, but after Jiang Jing's blunt remark— "Take it or leave it, if you don't want to buy, get lost!"—they all eventually had to accept the terms with resentment.

Interestingly, when everyone discovered that regardless of their strength or background, the treatment they received from Jiang Jing was exactly the same, a subtle balance and psychological comfort emerged.

No one obtained patent authorization, no one got an exclusive agency, and the price was completely uniform.

In this way, no one felt jealous or treated unfairly.

Those large financial conglomerates that might have been dissatisfied originally, seeing that even their competitors were treated the same as them, and that even some small national governments didn't get any extra benefits, found their sense of imbalance disappearing.

They even began to feel that Jiang Jing was "very principled" and "fair in his dealings."

"Mr. Jiang is truly extraordinary; he does things methodically and impartially."

"This is also good; everyone stands at the same starting line to compete fairly in the subsequent market."

"Although we didn't get the patent, being able to stably receive goods is already the best outcome."

Similar evaluations quietly circulated among the departing representatives.

If Jiang Jing knew their thoughts, he would probably find it funny.

This was probably human nature—when one person gains more benefits than another, others will be jealous.

When everyone's treatment is exactly the same, they will instead think the rule-maker is very fair.

After sending off a group of foreigners, Jiang Yan was somewhat exhausted.

Jiang Jing didn't feel tired at all; he hadn't spoken many words all day.

However, feeling playful, he had his assistant bring a laptop and personally posted an extremely short but information-packed announcement on the official website of Xingchen Technology:

[Notice Regarding Overseas Export of Neural Induction Prosthetics]

[Key Points]

1. Export Price: Unified at 300,000 USD/set after tax.

2. Cooperation Model: Only product orders are accepted; patent authorization, technology transfer, and any form of exclusive regional agency are not accepted.

3. The final right of interpretation belongs to Xingchen Technology.

Hmm, that last sentence had a lot of spirit...

The announcement was concise and comprehensive, without any unnecessary embellishment, yet it perfectly embodied Jiang Jing's overbearing style of "Take it or leave it, if you don't want to buy, get lost."

As soon as this announcement was released, the netizens who had been camping on the Xingchen Technology official website, curious about the overseas price, instantly exploded!

[Holy crap! It's out, it's out! 300,000 USD?! Did I read that right?!]

[That's over two million in Long Country currency! This is ten times more expensive than the previous beauty serum!]

[President Jiang's sickle is swinging so accurately and ruthlessly! He's going to cut the leeks of the foreigners right down to the roots!]

[Isn't it a bit too expensive? It feels like... profiteering? After all, this is something to save lives.]

Sure enough, someone jumped out to question the high price, believing that Jiang Jing was using a technological monopoly to reap huge profits.

But soon, knowledgeable netizens stood up to educate them:

[To the person above, you clearly don't know the industry!]

[Do you know how much smart Prosthetic limbs with basic sensing functions sell for internationally?]

[Even slightly better ones start at 200,000 to 300,000 USD, and their functions are extremely limited. Can they compare to Jiang Jing's, which can be fully controlled by thought and have realistic tactile sensations?]

[Exactly, this is simply the difference between a smartphone and a senior phone! No, it's the difference between a smartphone and a stick!]

[You say 300,000 USD is expensive? Let me tell you, this is practically a conscience price!]

[If it weren't for Jiang Jing keeping the price down, those international giants would resell it to you for a million USD a set, and you'd still scramble to buy it!]

[Think about it, if a billionaire lost an arm, and now they could spend a few hundred thousand USD to regain an arm that is almost exactly the same as the original, or even more flexible, do you think they would consider it expensive? They would only think it's worth more than the price!]