Chapter 751: Just Wait to See Him Fail

Building roads might seem at first glance to be a thankless task, hard work without meaning.

Huge sums of money are invested, and vast amounts of human effort are put into maintenance and management, providing convenience for others without knowing when the cost of building the roads will be recouped.

But once there are roads, impassable gorges become smooth paths, goods flow, people move, and the benefits created far outstrip the toll fees collected.

"Channels," in a way, are like roads.

Channels themselves don't generate value, establishing and maintaining them requires all kinds of investment, but once channels are stable, they can be more effective than money can buy, or rather, they can produce much better results with minimal input compared to the massive amount of money that would have been needed without them.

Suming had previously spent a great deal of time, effort, and resources on various channels for information release and feedback.