The black market has its own way of selling, and the white market has its own way.
If Lin Miao operates a workshop selling goods on the black market, then questions of compliance and licensing are irrelevant; it's all about being wanton and brazen. Buy if you like, if not, forget it. There's not even a need for after-sales service.
However, this kind of business can never grow big, and even the quality of the products is not guaranteed. At most, it can sell to nearby gangs, as those with money and bases don't use these black market goods. It can't even create brand effects, and others can easily replicate it.
But Lin Miao isn't stingy; he spent money to smooth the way and secured all the necessary paperwork, even if it's just label production. Even if his materials come from the garbage mountain, it's all the same.
No one would really believe Zeta Technology hires homeless people at 50 euro a day to pick up trash from biochemical zones for environmental protection, would they?
