The Gradual Disappearance of a Smile

The appearance of Revival Coins, along with their exorbitant price, became a hot topic among Players recently.

What Players cared about most was the actual cost of making "Revival Coins."

In their eyes, if the cost was low but the selling price was this outrageous, then the seller was undoubtedly a profiteer.

However, only a handful of people like Mo Xiaoxin knew that it really was not expensive.

After all, the costs were right there.

750,000 Soul Coins could only brew two batches. Even if each batch produced the maximum of fifteen bottles, each bottle would cost around 25,000 Soul Coins.

And that was the lowest possible cost without factoring in failures. Not to mention that it was impossible to produce the maximum fifteen bottles every time.

So, selling each bottle of Soul Prayer Wine at double the cost plus another 10,000 Soul Coins still meant that he and Qu Zui risked losing money.

But Mo Xiaoxin believed that the technique would gradually mature. Setting the price of Soul Prayer Wine too high would only scare away potential customers. It was better to open up the market with a reasonable price first—make small money first, then big money later.

However, what made Mo Xiaoxin happiest was that his plan could finally be put into action.

Time to move the treasure!

On the fourth day after the first batch of Soul Prayer Wine was sold, following another failure in the meantime, the second batch was freshly brewed.

This time, after discussing it with Qu Zui, Mo Xiaoxin took two bottles for himself, claiming that he wanted to test the taste.

Naturally, Qu Zui had no objections to that.

In Qu Zui's view, he had merely provided technical support. Mo Xiaoxin was the one who had truly been running around handling everything,