Gao Wu: Inherit a Bankrupt Materials Company at the Beginning

Six hundred years after the star tide descended, star beasts occupied the wilderness and warriors guarded the safe city. A fourth-level beast wave caused Shen Fu's parents to disappear in the occupied area, leaving behind the Xinghai Materials Store with a deserted business and a warehouse of old materials that no one dared to deal with casually. In three days, Wuhan University will start school. While others are busy preparing for school, Shen Fu is busy settling accounts: How long can this store last? I don't want to shut it down. If my parents come back one day, they must be able to find the family store. Fortunately, while cleaning the warehouse, he accidentally activated the advanced assistive intelligence TARA. Optimizing breathing methods, identifying star beast materials, researching potion formulas... Someone finally recognizes those old things gathering dust at home. There is obsidian gold hidden in the waste mines, and the mixed animal tendons are eagerly sought by protective gear factories. They buy the fruits for early use, and can also extract medicines to assist training. Shen Fu gradually discovered that this business could really be done. Just a little busy. During the day, I was beaten by my instructor at Wuhan University. After school, I went back to the store to negotiate prices with buyers. When entering occupied areas, you need to practice your swordsmanship and remember to restock the store. Later, medicines were available, equipment was available, and factories were built one after another. What was a small materials shop back then has become a Xinghai industry that warriors cannot avoid before leaving the city. Years later, a reporter asked: "Why did you choose to start Xinghai Industry in the first place?" Shen Fu thought for a while. "At first, I just didn't want to close the store." "What happened next?" "Later I bought equipment, but there was not enough space, so I bought the one next door." "Later?" "... I can't hold it in anymore."