After Qin Lin moved all the stored Quality 1 Huanghuali and Quality 1 Zitan wood into the real world, the two types of timber in the warehouse had piled up into two small mountains.
Even without any game attributes, Quality 1 Huanghuali, by virtue of the age its quality rating implied, could sell for 4,000 to 6,000 yuan per jin on the market.
Since it came from the game, even without any game attributes, its appearance alone would make 6,000 yuan per jin entirely reasonable.
A piece of Huanghuali timber weighed at least forty jin, so each piece was worth more than 240,000 yuan.
The mountain of Quality 1 Huanghuali timber was worth an astonishing amount.
And that wasn't even counting the Zitan wood.
Zitan wood was even more expensive than Huanghuali.
After Qin Lin moved all the timber out, he called Zhao Liyuan (Chapter 24) and asked him to bring a convoy over to transport it.
As Qinglin Company had grown, the several trucking companies that had signed transport outsourcing contracts with it had also developed.
Zhao Liyuan's fleet had grown the fastest.
At first, his was the smallest of the fleets. But because Qin Lin often asked him to handle things, Deng Guang naturally looked after him more.
Now his fleet was the largest of them all. But that also meant it couldn't do without Qinglin Company.
If Qinglin Company terminated its contract with him, most of his fleet would grind to a halt, and he'd be left waiting for the end.
Qin Lin had finally given him an assignment, and Zhao Liyuan immediately brought his fleet to the warehouse in Ming City where Qin Lin was.
He'd been worrying that it had been so long since he'd done anything for Chairman Qin.
When Zhao Liyuan and his