I Sell Goods on Rural Livestreams with a Loss-Compensation System
乡村直播卖货我有亏损补贴系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 281k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Reader comments 19
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Brother, the loss-making subsidy isn't about making you act like an idiot, selling goods carelessly without any quality control or even hoping for substandard products to lose money. You'll only sell more and lose more when the quality is good and the price is low, not just thinking about losing money for the sake of losing money.
With a purchase cost of 3 yuan per kilogram, and not being a top streamer, you can't sell much at 3 yuan per kilogram every day. What's the point of the author being happy? You could sell 10 cents per kilogram on your live stream and sell out the whole village in a day, losing money to generate traffic, and eventually become the godfather of rural live streaming. I thought that was the formula, but it seems that's not the case.
The cost calculation for the fruit seems flawed. The purchase price is 2.5 Yuan, and the selling price is at least 8 yuan. Why not sell it quickly instead of buying it online for 3 yuan (not including shipping costs)? Supporting farmers is only necessary when produce isn't selling and the purchase price is only a few cents. Isn't the author just trying to make a living without experiencing the hardship?
Why not try anything else but helping farmers? But this area is murky, difficult, and troublesome.
New book check-in
"The Little Farm" was the first time I read a time-travel novel set in different eras, and it was quite amazing. I finished reading it during a Qidian event and I'm really looking forward to this book. 🌹
I hope brothels will stop producing such a hodgepodge of content. Rural themes—writing about growing vegetables, animals, and leading villagers to prosperity—would be perfectly fine. There's really no need for all that celebrity interaction and commercial companies. Just like the practice of having multiple accounts on Hong Kong social media platforms would be much better.
I'll let it rest for a bit, and then read it after it reaches 1 million words. 🙂
After reading the title and synopsis, I had no desire to continue reading.
Suddenly seeing an old author start a new book
Plot discussion!!!
Customs, local agricultural products, and specialties recommended!