
After the Divorce, I Became the Richest Man in Two Worlds
离婚后,成为两界首富
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- Completed
- Length
- 45k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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- Qidian
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Sell coal? Typical low efficiency, low returns and high risks. It is entirely possible to bribe the indigenous people first, collect local information, and then take action after ensuring safety. Dried noodles? Sweet potato? These things were considered fine grain in ancient times. Just giving them some salt and old grain was enough to bribe the villagers to form a force. Using modern handicrafts and medicines, whether you are a religious prodigal or a magician, or you bribe officials and powerful people, it is enough to give yourself an identity. After that, you can completely exchange for ancient precious metals, or precious animal and plant resources, or even exchange modern cheap fabrics for ancient natural raw silk, which will be enough to make a profit. You must know that the price of raw silk is hundreds of thousands per ton, while the cheap polyester, even the finished product, only costs several thousand yuan per ton. With a price difference of a hundred times, even if ten pieces of cloth are exchanged for one piece of raw silk, it is profitable. Looking at the protagonist, digging coal? Even if it is an open-pit mine, the efficiency will not be too high without large-scale engineering equipment, and a lot of time and energy must be invested in managing and calculating the distribution of food. Coal, as a nationally controlled product, is also very difficult to monetize. Selling large quantities for a long time is very risky. From a business perspective, it is not an ideal choice at all.