The Story of a Plane Merchant Selling a House

Tutu has gained terribly weight. Ruifeng has been very busy recently and has no time to research weight-loss pills for her, so she has to restrain herself recently. It has been less than a month since she lost 100 kilograms, but she has already gained another four kilograms.

Xing Er has the same problem as Tutu. Xing Er is very easy to gain weight. This time, she was very restrained because she was suspected of gaining weight.

Qiwu and Tutu ordered another twenty marrow cleansing packages.

Only after Xing'er knew that she had her share of marrow washing did she happily continue to eat.

Tutu didn't touch the shark fin and abalone dishes and sent them directly to Qiwu. Although these were delicacies in ancient times, Tutu thought they were not very tasty. She preferred fried pigeons. She ate half of one and still wasn't satisfied, so she ordered two more. Xing'er also liked pigeons, and she shared gossip with Qiwu while eating.

"The owner of Juji Roasted Pigeon in the West Market was bought by the second son of Li Shilang's family. She started to make pigeons for him and she closed the shop. Her pigeons are delicious."

Qiwu paused while eating the pigeon leg. "The boss lady's surname is Ju. How could she be bought back? She is a legitimate store owner. Her parents died and her husband married into the family. Who has the right to sell her?"

Xing'er continued to chew the pigeon. "Rumor has it that Minister Li liked to eat pigeons from her family and wanted to ask for the secret recipe, but she refused. So Minister Li had someone lure her son into gambling. He lost everything he had and couldn't stop the hole. The gambling house wanted to chop off her son's hand. By then everyone knew it was Minister Li's doing and no one was willing to buy her recipe. She could only sell herself, but was eventually bought back by Minister Li's second son. Unfortunately, her son went back to gambling and ended up having his hand chopped off."

Qiwu and Tutu couldn't eat much either, so they simply left the untouched pigeons for Xing'er.

The waiter of the tea restaurant came in and saw that Tutu's table was empty except for the piled up plates, so he told the manager that there might be a big eater who came to visit the restaurant today.

The manager was worried for several days and did not charge the cards for those who visited the store, not knowing whether there would be any negative news.

Tutu, who was suspected of being a big eater, went to pick up the big cake he ordered.

Qiwu feels that he has consumed a lot of wooden houses recently, and it is a bit of a waste of points to always use the system to destroy them.

He planned to sell all the wooden houses in a shop that he had secretly bought in the outer city. It happened that the staff in that shop had gradually moved to the silver shop and the embroidery room, and there were not many people in the store. He didn't know what to sell as a cover. He would accumulate a certain amount in the future and let Xing'er deliver it.

Qiwu discussed with Tutu what new products to use to attract attention for the shop at the Qi State Academy next time.

Tutu didn't have any new ideas, so he thought it would be better to keep the connection open and let Qiwu take a look for herself and look for any special items.

Tutu drove all the way back to the hotel. As soon as he entered the hotel, Qiwu took a fancy to something.

There are several huge white ceramic animals in the hotel patio. When you get closer, you can see white ceramic rhinos, patterned ceramic horses, and ceramic lions. There are more than a dozen animals of different sizes.

What Qiwu had his eyes on was the rhinoceros. The ceramic rhinoceros was a little taller than Tutu, about less than 1.7 meters, about two meters long, and all white, and looked just like the real thing.

Qiwu asked her to ask how much the ceramic cost.

Tutu took photos and sent them to several ceramic workshops he had added before. One workshop replied that this was from their workshop and it was in stock.

Tutu went to see the spot without stopping,

The pottery workshop has started, and Tutu saw many ceramic animals stored in the warehouse.

The receptionist introduced, "This is a ceramic with a hundred animals theme. There are more than one hundred kinds of animals in total, which are basically proportional in size. Of course, the particularly large animals will be reduced accordingly. There are several types, white porcelain, celadon, blue and white, and even colorful ones.

There are several sets in stock, and the package price of one set is 120 million.

They can be purchased individually or as a whole.”

Qiwu commented, "You only need to buy a few of the rare and special ones like Suanni and Si. They are not as expensive as Liuli, and they are just sold for novelty."

In the end, I spent more than 400,000 yuan to buy a white porcelain rhinoceros, a white porcelain elephant, a white porcelain lion, and a white porcelain giant deer.

Tutu asked the merchant to deliver the goods to a warehouse in the suburbs that had not yet expired. After receiving the goods, Tutu continued to look for sources of goods for Qiwu.

They passed by a small stall selling glass crystal balls.

Some of the palm-sized glass balls contain white deer, some contain dandelions, and some contain the Milky Way. They are quite beautiful.

It can be placed on a separate light base and used as a small lamp.

A pure glass ball costs ten dollars, and one with a base costs fifteen dollars.

The girl who was setting up the stall was a teenage girl, and her mother was sitting not far behind her. "If you like it, buy one for fun,"

Tutu picked a few "No class today?"

The little girl may have been asked this question many times, and she answered very skillfully, "It's Saturday, sister, I'll earn some pocket money."

Qiwu liked them all, so she wrapped all the glass balls, but she only wanted a base.

The little girl was overjoyed. She brought out 150 glass balls, which were sold out before ten o'clock. She could earn more than yuan if she sold them all.

Maybe if she brought more, she could sell them all at once.

Tutu went back to the car to admire them one by one. "They are indeed very beautiful, but they would probably be cheaper if they were in the place where the glass was produced."

Qiwu said, "It's not easy for the little girl either. Let's sell some things. I'll take care of it. Please help her."

Tutu explained, "She is making money, not because she has no money. The bracelet she is wearing is a bit ugly, but it is also a Pandora bracelet, which costs more than a thousand yuan. The bag her mother is carrying behind her is worth tens of thousands of yuan. It is obvious that she is training her child."

Qiwu suddenly realized that Tutu bought dozens of glass cups and glass vases from the street stall.

In addition, Tutu recently bought some agate paperweights online, which is probably enough for Qiwu to open her shop several times next time. Her shop opens once every ten days, and for the sake of publicity, she only sells a few items each time.

While eating his dessert, Qiwu carefully looked at the furniture inventory of the storage building on Tutu's shelf, and instructed Tutu to put the appropriate furniture together to form suitable small units.

"This wave is really rich. These furniture alone are the accumulation of several generations of the clan leader's branch." Qiwu felt relaxed and comfortable as he looked at the harmoniously arranged furniture.

Tutu asked her to look at the other items she had collected. "Look at these fabrics, medicinal herbs, ornaments, musical instruments, etc. What should I do with them?"

Qi Wu said, "I have basically put all the things you have that are worthless or not allowed to be sold in the storage ring in advance. If there are any that are missing and you don't like them, you can sell them back to me. For the rest of the items, you can open a store. Some of the things in there are pretty good."

Tutu also felt that it was time to open a store. Otherwise, if he always sold things by himself, he would have to have a place for people to see the goods.

However, she has not yet chosen a location. She doesn't know whether to open a store in her hometown, in South Island, or in cities such as Beijing and Haidu where wealthy people gather.

The reason I came to this gathering of fellow villagers was to find an opportunity.