I've Come for My People

"I don't think it's too early. If we set things up as soon as possible and let it build for a few years, it will be just in time for an upgrade. Once your levels rise a little more, we can also use this method for promotion," Wu Heng said seriously.

"Since you've made up your mind, I have no objections. But for sales channels, it would be best to first find several merchant associations to cooperate with and designate goods for them. That would let you control both supply and quality, preventing people from stockpiling them and raising the prices, which would instead damage your reputation."

Wu Heng felt that made sense. "You've thought this through very carefully. I'll keep it in mind."

After discussing the matter,

they chatted casually for a few more sentences before ending the call.

Wu Heng returned to the study. After speaking with the ghosts for a bit, he went back to his room to rest as well.

Lying on the bed,

Wu Heng began considering the matter of the pills.

If he tied his reputation to the pills, he might be able to meet the requirements for leveling up more quickly.

The method was simple: add an instruction leaflet to every medicine box. One section would explain how to use the medicine and the situations it was suitable for.

The other section would list Wu Heng as the creator, along with some of his relevant deeds.

Reputation was something that could be raised quickly.

"This approach seems faster and safer than occupying the Yeke Kingdom."

Compared to occupying the Yeke Kingdom,

this was commercial expansion, not a life-or-death battle.

And he did not have to worry about the Church finding fault with it.

Everything he was doing was good.

As for Shanala's