The BBS Forum is a product of South Korea's Naver company. More than 100,000 people are online at the same time every day. It is the largest forum in South Korea. It is similar to the Tianya community in China, and the contents are also varied.

Regional Forum - Seoul.

"Shaoshi Fans and Hei come in, let's talk!!"

I'm not a bad guy: "Have you heard of it?"

North Korea Smida: "What have you heard? I'm going to release a new album when I was young?"

I'm not a stick: "No, it's an infectious disease that has occurred in Seoul! Dozens of people have died. Now the official blockade of the news and no related topics are allowed to appear on the Internet."

Dahan Cosmic Empire: "No, right? Who did you hear?"

I'm not a stick: "Does this still need to be heard? I didn't watch it all broadcast on TV yesterday! Dozens of people have died on the Han River. Tell me what happened that dozens of people died in the Han River at once?"

I love Shaoshi: "Will someone be killed?"

I'm not a stick: "Impossible! I tell you that my cousin is from the Seoul Police Station. He said that he also went when the body was found that day. When I saw the body, my cousin vomited. The bodies were like mummies, with ferocious faces. Think about who would become mummies when they died in the river? This is not a desert area. How could a person dehydrate so quickly after death?"

Young Master has a lifetime of darkness: "Is it really an infectious disease? - Yonghei Shao Master!"

I love Shaoshi: "You dare to offend us Shaoshi?"

I'm not a stick: "Of course it's true. I don't care whether you believe it or not, I'll leave tomorrow! We are so close to Seoul. If there is really an infectious disease, we can't escape."

After typing the last word, Li Wen was about to see if anyone believed it, but he noticed that "I love Shaoshi" and "Shaoshi's lifelong darkness" started a war of verbal battle below. Countless diving netizens who like Shaoshi and don't like Shaoshi also surfaced at this moment.

It's completely wrong!

Seeing this, Li Wen was helpless to close the web page.

He posted these remarks online just to remind others a little. He originally wanted to get a very gimmick name, but he didn't know if the official was controlling the remarks. Any articles about infectious diseases, infections, or Hanjiang would be reviewed. Once a problem was found, he would delete the post.

So Li Wen had to use the name of "Shaoshi" in South Korea at this time to attract people to come in and take a look.

Then I knew that as I was chatting, the sticks were so bad!

Forget it, no matter what they are, the Korean Empire ruled the universe, and death was nothing.

"The most traffic-to-traffic website in China is Tieba and Weibo. I didn't expect to see Penguin Weibo. My world has been out of service for a long time! I'll go and I want a certain fox Weibo and a certain Yi Weibo? Why haven't I seen it before?"

The familiar Chinese characters made Li Wen forget his purpose for a while. After browsing on Weibo and eating a few ancient melons, he came to his senses and re-registered a new account.

Thanks to the fact that the Internet was still in a wild era in 2012, you can register a new account without the need for an ID card or a mobile phone number. Without the trouble of real-name system, Li Wen directly registered all major websites and then copied and pasted the content written in advance and sent it out.

Then Li Wen appeared on several major foreign websites, and sent three combos in another round of copy-paste.

After finishing all this, Li Wen refreshed the web page, but was surprised to find that all the content he posted on major websites had been deleted!

Mad!

Unexpectedly, the South Korean government's remarks were quite strong, and even foreigners could get involved.

Seeing that it was exposed online that there was no result, Li Wen shook his head helplessly, got up, walked out of the black Internet cafe, and went to the side of the curb outside, and stopped a taxi.

"Where's Mr?" asked the taxi driver enthusiastically.

“Go to the Stock Futures Exchange!”

The taxi driver seemed to be a stock speculator. When he heard that Li Wen was going to the exchange, he immediately asked: "Sir, want to buy stocks? Are there any good stocks recommended recently?"

Li Wen said without thinking: "Zhaoya Pharmaceuticals can consider it."

"Zhaoya Pharmaceutical? That company is no longer possible. I heard that it will go bankrupt soon. I will definitely lose money if I buy that stock!"

“That’s not necessarily.”

Seeing that the driver didn't believe it, Li Wen smiled and didn't explain to him that it would be better if there were fewer people to know about this kind of thing.

Seeing that he didn't say anything, the driver thought that Li Wen was joking about what he said just now, so he sat upright and drove towards the direction of the exchange.

…

Not long.

In the lobby on the first floor of the Seoul Securities and Futures Exchange, there were crowds of people inside, and a large number of investors gathered in front of the electronic screen. Looking at the stock market that changed every minute and every second, their hearts also became moved.

Li Wen stood behind the crowd, looking at the stock price of listed companies whose electronic screen kept flashing, and finally saw "Zhaoya Pharmaceutical" on the last page. The stock price is now 1,200 won, which is only 7 yuan if converted into soft girl coins.

Zhaoya Pharmaceutical is also a listed pharmaceutical company. It not only has drug patents and production lines, but also has the power to independently develop drugs. There are thousands of people in the company, and the stock price is only seven yuan!

No wonder the taxi driver said before that the company would go bankrupt sooner or later.

But this is also good. I bought it now and when it is revealed that only Zhaoya Pharmaceutical's insecticide is effective, I think the stock price will soar more than several times.

Immediately, Li Wen found a securities manager and asked him to help buy Zhaoya Pharmaceutical's stock.

"Mr. Li, I bought all the money?!"

The manager asked in surprise when he saw that there were 300 million won on Li Wen's software account.

"Yes, buy them all."

Most of the 300 million won was borrowed by Lee Wen from his parents and relatives in China, and the rest was his savings in South Korea over the years.

Three hundred million won sounds like a lot, but in fact it is only about 1.7 million soft-girl coins. According to Zhaoya Pharmaceutical's current 100 shares, this money can buy 2,500 shares, about 250,000 shares.

This is the largest transaction in Zhaoya Pharmaceutical in half a year. In the past, almost all of them were sold, and very few bought them. It is conceivable that when the securities manager heard that Li Wenhua bought all three hundred million, his eyes were as complicated as possible.

Now the stock price of Zhaoya Pharmaceutical has almost reached a freezing point. In addition to a slight increase in the middle, the 250,000 shares bought by Li Wen fell rapidly, from just over 7 yuan of soft girl coins to 6.9 yuan.

Li Wen had already started to lose money before he even left the exchange. The manager stared at him with a fool's eyes.

Li Wen naturally saw the unconcealed look, but he didn't care. The more severe the stock fell, the higher the increase in the next few days.

Six or seven yuan per share, and only six or seven hundred yuan per share, it can afford it for everyone, let alone fanatical stock investors.

As long as the parasites break out in full swing and Zhaoya Pharmaceutical announces that its own medicines are effective, then the stock price rise is a foregone conclusion. As for how much it can rise, it depends on the methods behind the scenes.

Anyway, it is absolutely no problem to double it a few times.
Chapter completed!