Traveling through the Republic of China, I married a dead person

This damn girl Kong Yun has learned how to scare people.

Su Bai was really scared.

After several telegrams were exchanged, she told Su Bai that Kong Li had indeed gone to the Kong Mansion. He only mentioned Su Bai's whereabouts once or twice in casual chat with a few ladies, and spent most of his time in the battalion headquarters of Battalion Commander Tian in the west front yard.

However, the second young master Kong Nanwei became arrogant again. This time, Kong Li announced that Kong Nanwei was a deputy platoon leader under Captain Tian.

Kong Man didn't care about it. He loved being a platoon leader or a company commander. It had nothing to do with our Kong Mansion. With the Third Concubine's face, he could live with the Third Concubine, or with Captain Tian's soldiers in the east front yard. But if anyone dared to interfere in the affairs of the Kong Mansion, he would still be rude to him.

Kong Li stayed in the Confucius Mansion for less than two hours before leaving.

Su Bai breathed a sigh of relief, but was laughed at by Wan Qili: "Sister, are you scared of being bitten by a snake? We are in Shanghai now, not Longxing!"

Su Bai smiled awkwardly. She was right. She had not yet completely recovered from that hateful environment.

On May 5, Kong Yun told Su Bai in a telegram that the Sixth Concubine was already working in the Linhua business, selling goods. She took the initiative to propose this to Kong Man, saying that the wives could not sit at home and eat idle meals, but had to share some of the burden for the Kong family.

Su Bai thought that the Sixth Aunt was looking for an excuse to facilitate her secret meeting with Huang Wenchang. Unexpectedly, just three days later, on May 3, Kong Yun's telegram said that since the Sixth Aunt came to the company, sales had increased significantly.

Mrs. Six started a trend of fashion in Linhua. She often wore high-slit cheongsams and various long and short stockings, which were rarely worn by women in Linhua, and accompanied Huang Wenchang to various places, letting many people know that this was how the women in Shanghai dressed at that time.

When the second wife found out about this situation, she commented with just one word: slutty.

After the meal, he gave a new evaluation, saying that Mrs. Liu was not trying to sell goods but to sell herself.

This time, the telegram took nearly three hours to go back and forth. Wan Qili joked that Su Bai was the first to use telegrams to chat about family matters.

Su Bai also felt that Wan Qili was right. Who made our radio station so idle on weekdays?

Wan Qili also said that her elder sister was having so much fun chatting that her younger sister's fingers that were sending messages hurt.

Su Bai specifically asked Kong Yun what Kong Man's attitude was towards the relationship between the Sixth Concubine and Huang Wenchang, and the answer he got was that although Kong Man had never agreed, she had never opposed it.

Every time she met the Sixth Aunt, they would chat and laugh while calculating.

This made Su Bai curse: "This little bastard, she was quite happy that Sixth Auntie didn't stay faithful to her father, but she glared at her sister-in-law for having normal relationships with other men!"

Wan Qili immediately asked, "Should we send this one?"

"You're not a good person either!"

The two of them burst into laughter.

Suddenly, Su Bai felt like the sky was turning cloudy. After a busy day, she began to take Zi Yan and Xu Tianyi to some famous places, such as the Paramount Nightclub, the Metropolitan Ballroom, the International Hotel, the Peace Hotel, the Bund...

"Stop screaming, or I won't bring you out again!" Su Bai scolded the two of them, while Wan Qili laughed on the side.

On May 5, Su Bai's first batch of penicillin was produced in Shanghai, but there was still no news from the official contacted by Bi Yuming and Wan Qili.

Due to the limited number of equipment, the output of a batch of penicillin in Shanghai is just over 8 pieces, which is only twice the output of a batch of drugs in Longxing.

Moreover, the penicillin produced in Shanghai was only produced by Su Baiwei while she was waiting for equipment and news. It was like she made a batch out of boredom, and she had no plans to produce a second batch.

Unlike Longxing, although it is a small workshop, its processes have been completely streamlined, and it produces a batch every five to seven days, with more than four pieces each time.

Ever since Zhou Beiwang sold four pieces to Kong Li on the day he was ambushed by Kong Dai, Su Bai has not sold any more of his penicillin. So far, there are more than thirty pieces of penicillin stored in Cave No. 1.

If all of these were sold at the previous price, that would be thousands of gold bars.

But now, the goods are piling up more and more. If this situation continues, we may end up with nothing.

Fortunately, the original product sales channels of Fahua Pharmaceutical Factory were relatively smooth, and the profits obtained were basically equal to the cost of producing penicillin.

Kong Yun sent a telegram: You have been away for 20 days, why haven’t you come back yet?

After that, Kong Yun would add a sentence to the content of the telegram every day: When will you return to Longxing?

Su Bai tried to cope with it at first, but later he simply stopped answering.

However, for Kong Man and Kong Yun, their business was not delayed. Su Bai had been in Shanghai for more than 20 days, and they had already shipped goods twice according to their orders. With the Sixth Concubine as a living specimen, the shipping volume also increased significantly.

This business is definitely profitable. The goods imported from Shanghai were paid for by Su Bai, and he didn't ask them to remit a single cent.

Turnover is gross profit. Wan Qili joked that this is what is called true profit without any investment, the best in the world.

Su Bai has also started producing the second batch of penicillin at Fahua Pharmaceutical. There is no other way, there is no good news, and he cannot sit idle.

At the end of the month, Su Bai finally received some equipment transferred from a company's Indian branch. To celebrate, Su Bai specially treated everyone to a meal to celebrate.

At first I felt that the waiting time was too long. Now, after the first batch of equipment has entered the factory, the equipment for which a deposit has been paid will arrive every ten days or half a month. After one or two more batches, I will have to prepare to move to Chongqing.

Su Bai had a new idea. Since the workers had been called back, he couldn't let them work for just one or two months and then disband. He would keep the factory here and continue to produce drugs such as Analgin and Atropine, and only move the penicillin production equipment to Chongqing.

Shopkeeper Wan suggested to Su Bai that instead of passively waiting for news, it would be better to take the initiative and sell the four bottles of penicillin produced first. Maybe this would open up sales. As long as they had an impact on the market, perhaps those officials would come to us.

Good idea, Su Bai decided to promote penicillin on his own in Shanghai.

Through the relationship between Mr. Xu and Manager Wan, and the existing sales channels of the pharmaceutical companies, several hospitals and distributors were selected, and a small amount of drugs were given to them for free. The main persons in charge were promised that they would be given some commissions based on sales when formal sales began.

There is no way. Even the best medicine needs to be recognized, and it is necessary to spend some money.

After the plan was finalized, Mr. Xu and Shopkeeper Wan started to move around with a small amount of penicillin.

As a result, after only one day's running, the two came back dejectedly and told Su Bai that after contacting two hospitals and several dealers, they all hit a snag and no one wanted their products even if they were given for free.

"You don't even want it for free?" Su Bai stuttered, "What kind of world is this?"