Crossing 1992: Contracting a barren mountain and becoming a huge demolition household

Who could have imagined that the initial casual investment would pay off in just a few months? Dividends were increasing, especially the one before the New Year. When Lin Shuwan received it, she stupidly asked if the monthly dividend had been changed to a quarterly dividend.

After getting Lin Shuwan's affirmation, Lin Mo looked at Ye Ke.

“Opening another store wouldn’t be a problem.”

Doesn't that sound like a problem? Lin Mo's face fell, waiting for her next sentence.

Ye Ke: "Ancheng is vast and has a large population. If you open a branch in every district, you can also ensure sufficient customer flow."

"But." Ye Ke suddenly put down the snacks in his hand, supported himself on the table with both hands, and suddenly moved closer to Lin Mo, "Have you ever thought about getting the goods directly from the factory?"

Now Lin Mo’s two stores both get their goods from the Yangcheng Wholesale Market. Although there are only two stores, because of Lin Mo’s good aesthetic taste, the volume of goods she needs to purchase is no less.

Even in the two months before the Chinese New Year, Lin Mo had to purchase goods from Guangzhou almost every week.

Ye Ke thought that if he opened another store, he could get the goods directly from the source factory, right? That way, the price would be lower and the profit would be greater.

"Get the goods from the factory?" Lin Mo looked puzzled and incredulous. "Me?"

Is she so outstanding in Ye Ke's eyes? She can even get a job at the factory?

Seeing her reaction, Ye Ke slapped his head and suddenly understood.

Although there is a wave of layoffs now, most people still have a strong filter towards state-owned factories.

But Ye Ke was not talking about a state-owned factory.

"Yes, aren't there a lot of private factories now? The quality of the goods there is no worse than that of state-owned factories."

After hearing Ye Ke's certainty, Lin Mo began to consider the feasibility of the matter.

Ye Ke also tried his best to give her advice. Finally, Lin Mo slammed the table and said, "Okay, let's try it as you say."

After all, Lin Mo is a student, so she has to focus on her studies and her energy is limited. In the end, she decided to put the opening of a branch on hold and get the supply of goods settled first.

The villa was quite far from the teaching building, so when Ye Ke and Lin Shuwan came back at night, they didn't have to rush, so it didn't feel time-consuming. However, rushing to class in the morning was a bit painful.

When the two of them were running on the road again, panting, Lin Shuwan touched her weak calves, her voice trembling a little: "Buy a car! Let's go buy a car this week."

Ye Kehui held her hand, his voice shaky, "Buy it! You must buy it!"

Then Ye Ke brought Lin Shuwan to the second-hand car market which was well-known among the C university students.

Lin Shuwan's eyes widened. "Why... why are you here?"

Lin Shuwan turned around and looked at Ye Ke suspiciously, "You? Are you out of money again?"

They are just buying two bicycles. They are not so poor as to buy second-hand ones, right?

Ye Ke: "If you buy a new car, I guarantee it will be stolen within two months at most. Then you'll have to buy another one, and this cycle will repeat for the next three years."

"You have to choose between an old car and trouble. You decide?"

Lin Shuwan opened her mouth wide, unable to believe what she heard. "Steal? Just a bicycle?"

The naive eldest daughter had no idea that even a bicycle was enough for an ordinary family to live frugally for a month or two.

Ye Ke nodded, "Don't be skeptical, a classmate of ours was robbed last semester."

Ye Ke gloated over the misfortune for a long time at that time, because the person whose item was stolen was Fu Yu, the one who had tricked Ye Ke and the other two with the group project.

He rode his new bike around to show off after buying it, but within less than a week, it was stolen.

A grown man was so angry that he cried for a long time in the classroom.

Unfortunately, he was lazy and spoiled. Not only in group assignments, but also in any group activities, he always fell behind. As a result, his classmates avoided him, and even his roommates just watched coldly from the sidelines.