Su Yuan and Chen Nuoyi worked nonstop until six in the evening before they had roasted enough Dragon Scale Roasted Goose.
A full twenty of them!
Add in the geese they had roasted earlier, and that made twenty-four in all.
Su Yuan planned to save the four plumpest ones for the students who had preordered them, as a way of giving back.
The rest were packed up or shipped out as needed.
During all this, Su Yuan kept his promise and left the livestream running, letting the viewers see with their own eyes that every batch he sent out was the real deal.
Yin Qiyue also gave the viewers a look at the goose-making process and the sanitary conditions.
Of course, they couldn't show the steps involving corpse refining.
The viewers weren't stupid. By this point, how could they not realize this was a carefully planned livestream sales pitch?
Especially with Su Yuan and Chen Nuoyi's acting. Could two livestream newbies even act?
Even their sales pitch and tactics were a little outdated.
But out of regard for Yin Qiyue, and because Dragon Scale Roasted Goose was so novel, the viewers still bought into it.
Of course, just this once.
If the viewers found the goose wasn't as good as they'd imagined after buying it, then no matter how flowery the sales pitch was next time, nobody would buy it again.
But Su Yuan was very confident in the product's quality.
Once sales of the goose stabilized, he would try to roll out more new products.
For example, using the Ancient Corpse Refining Method to roast squab, duck, suckling pig, and so on, expanding his customer base.
And while making the goose, Su Yuan spared no effort in teaching Chen Nuoyi the entire Ancient Corpse Refining Method, so she could