The Story of a Plane Merchant Selling a House

Qiwu also learned how to make fruit tea from Tutu. After washing off the fruit puree, Qiwu looked in the mirror, but could not tell any difference. Although the bronze mirror was very clear, it was still slightly yellowish. She was using the top-grade bronze mirror, and its clarity was very similar to the glass mirror that Tutu had, except for some differences in color, so she could not see any subtle changes in the skin.

She originally didn't want Tutu to send her a glass mirror because she didn't want it to be too eye-catching. She wanted to wait until the glass products had been sold for a while before considering the glass mirror. But she wanted to see the subtle changes in her skin so much that she asked Tutu to send her a small mirror so that it would be easier to hide.

Tutu directly uploaded a set of cosmetics with a makeup mirror. It was a wooden box with a retro design and was not conspicuous.

Just as she was about to take it out to have a look, someone from the old lady's yard came to call her over. Qiwu quickly packed it up.

Tutu ate the cake that was originally reserved for you to see these days. Once he started eating, he couldn't stop. He drove to the dessert shop in the morning and ordered another twenty cream cakes.

Passing by the exhibition, I joined in the fun.

There is an artificial diamond exhibition being held at the seaside recently. Tutu has bought a lot of artificial diamonds before, all for the purpose of enriching Qiwu’s warehouse and decorating its storefront.

It was only after visiting the exhibition this time that I realized there are so many diamond jewelry. I also saw a person-high metal peacock inlaid with artificial diamonds of various colors, as well as artificial diamond skirts, diamond handbags, diamond paintings, and even diamond crowns, diamond shoes, diamond shawls, and diamond-encrusted toilets. It was really diverse.

Because they are all broken diamonds, the price is not expensive. The most expensive peacock has broken diamonds on its crown and tail feathers, and its eyes are inlaid with several relatively large pink diamonds. The price is over 4.6 million.

Most people who attend the exhibition will spend hundreds of dollars to buy rings and earrings with artificial diamonds.

The reason why various diamond peacocks and diamond skirts are made is mostly for gimmicks.

The merchant himself didn't expect that someone would actually buy the Diamond Peacock.

Quickly welcome Tutu in and hand him your business card.

Tutu not only bought a diamond peacock, but also a hollow diamond shawl, a small diamond-studded handbag, a small landscape painting with diamonds, several diamond crowns, three ten-centimeter-high diamond jewelry boxes, and even a diamond pen holder and brush.

Merchants think this is a big fat sheep, no, a big customer.

She also picked out a few diamond bracelets and some diamond hairpins, and the merchant gave her a bag of loose diamonds as a gift. Tutu spent a total of more than 6.8 million yuan.

With artificial diamonds costing more than 6.8 million, Tutu has become a god in the eyes of merchants.

The car sent by the merchant delivered the ordered items directly to the villa.

On the way back, I picked up the cake I had ordered. The diamond merchant who was delivering the cakes sighed to himself that rich people have different tastes and they buy cakes in dozens.

Tutu contacted Qiwu, who had just come out of the old lady's room.

The old woman's words were all about how her jewelry was not shiny enough, how she liked agate recently, and how she was missing a decorative piece in the house.

Qiwu pretended to be stupid, took off the red agate bracelet on his hand and gave it to the old lady.

After getting the bracelet, the old lady didn't bother to treat her perfunctorily. She just said that she had worked hard as a housekeeper and asked her to go back and have a rest.

Xing'er pouted and looked unhappy behind her. Every time she came to the old lady, she would be scraped off a layer of skin.

Today, the old lady blackmailed her for a bracelet again. Xing'er felt that it was really unbecoming for her to be the old lady of a marquis's mansion.

Qiwu patted Xing'er and said, "It's not a good thing. It's not worth getting angry about."

That was a pure red agate bracelet without any other colors. Xing'er didn't understand why it was not considered a good thing.

But she had one advantage, which was that she would listen to whatever Qiwu said, and she turned around and talked to Qiwu about the organization of the large warehouse.

Qiwu chatted with Tutu as soon as she entered the room. There were many maids there, and although she answered the call, she didn't speak to Tutu.

Tutu learned about the old lady's behavior through Xing'er's words. "She extorted an agate bracelet."

Qiwu washed her hands and face, preparing to apply a facial puree.

"I anticipated this before I went out, that's why I wore the agate bracelet"

Tutu ate a cream cake and said, "That thing is not valuable. One of your jade bracelets can be exchanged for thousands or tens of thousands. This is still a good quality one. The inferior acid-washed ones can be sold for hundreds of thousands."

Qiwu also didn't want one of too low quality. She had to wear it occasionally and didn't want it to hurt her body.

Tutu asked the merchant to unload all the diamond products directly in the garage.

Qiwu was stunned when he saw the diamond peacock.

A diamond peacock as tall as a person, with transparent diamonds all over its body. Large red diamonds are on its huge tail feathers and crown. The peacock stands tall, looking proud and expensive.

Qiwu is now used to Tutu using jade bracelets to measure prices. "How many bracelets are these? This is too gorgeous. There are only a handful of people in the capital who can afford this."

Tutu kept it a secret and didn't say anything. "There's more."

Behind her, she displayed a diamond cape, a diamond handbag, a diamond landscape painting, several diamond crowns, two diamond jewelry boxes, and even a diamond pen holder and a brush.

Qiwu felt that these things could not all be sold in the capital, otherwise they would attract too much attention and she would have trouble dealing with just Liuli.

She originally wanted to keep her parents in the capital for a longer period of time, so it seems that she should put going to the Qi State Academy on the agenda.

Just let Tutu pass on the diamond handbag and a diamond jewelry box.

The rest will be teleported over after Qiwu goes to Qi.

Qiwu took inventory of his possessions.

There were shops, a teahouse, an embroidery shop, a cloth shop, a rouge shop, a small silver and jewelry shop, a farm outside the city, and an additional breakfast shop in the outer city where she secretly trained people, and this also included the compensation the patriarch gave her last time.

In the warehouse, apart from the furniture, cloth, medicinal herbs and wild delicacies that could not be converted into cash, there were also the agates and diamonds that Tutu gave her to show off.

Then there are some jewelry in the dowry for daily use in the boudoir.

The rest of the precious jewels were in Tutu's return column. After these days of consumption, only six or seven boxes were left.

She didn't have much gold and silver left, so in order for her parents to live well in Qi, she had to have more cash.

The silver she got from Tutu was more profitable than selling the jewelry herself in this plane.

Exchange the money for silver, buy precious jewelry in this plane, and then sell it to the system in exchange for points.

It's much easier than running the shop with all her heart and soul and being hindered by the old people in the shop.

At the same time, Tutu can also obtain a large number of points, which is a win-win situation.

Tutu directly contacted the gold shop he met last time by phone, ordered an antique silver ingot worth two million, and agreed to pick it up the next day.

Qiwu was planning to sell off some shops, as some of them were too laborious and the profits were not good.

Tutu recalled that when she took Bet to see handicrafts before, the prices of those embroidery products were very expensive. "Don't sell the embroidery shop, I still need a lot of embroidery products."

Qiwu agreed and went to look for the teahouse, rouge shop, and the land deeds and personal indentures of the people in the farm outside the city.

The rouge shop is in a good location in East City, but it has been losing money every month since it came into her hands. The shopkeeper is hypocritical and has connections with her family, so he is difficult to discipline.

Qiwu directly called the shopkeeper to the teahouse, and there were only four people left in the rouge shop.