Wanhe Chamber of Commerce

"Yes, two thousand spirit stones per jar. How does that sound? Do you agree to this price?" Jiang Chen asked.

"If we buy more, can you give us a further discount?" Leng Beilang asked.

Although the price already met their expectations, if it could be lowered a little more, their profit margin would be greater.

"How much can you buy?" Jiang Chen asked.

"If possible, we plan to buy one hundred jars first and test them out. If the results are good, we'll increase the purchase volume later," Leng Beilang said.

"Only one hundred jars? That's far too few. If that's really the amount, then we'll stick with the original price—there's no discount. Unless you can take more than five hundred jars, in which case I can give you a ten percent discount," Jiang Chen said indifferently.

"What? More than five hundred jars? Do you have that much wine here?" Leng Beilang was startled.

"Of course I do. I even have better wine. If you want to buy it, though, we'll have to see whether you can afford the price," Jiang Chen said.

"There's even better wine? Can you let us see what kind it is?" Leng Beilang exclaimed in surprise.

Jiang Chen immediately waved his hand grandly, and several kinds of wine appeared on the table.

Leng Beilang sampled them one by one, shock filling his eyes.

Sure enough, the later varieties were several grades higher. Their quality was better, and naturally, they could be sold at a higher price as well.

The reason Jiang Chen was willing to trade with Leng Beilang and the others was that his channels were limited. Selling to them wholesale would save him trouble and allow him to earn a large amount of spirit stones in a short time.

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