Feng Jun laughed when he heard Gazi's question, but Yu Qingzhu's face reddened. "I really didn't do it on purpose."
Gazi blinked and asked in confusion, "With your intelligence, I don't think you should have overlooked that possibility."
"I really didn't think of it," Yu Qingzhu said, feeling utterly wronged. Of course she knew about scalpers, but that term was simply too far removed from her life. "Who would have thought they'd risk such enormous breach-of-contract penalties just to make this little bit of money?"
"That's because there are too few opportunities to make money." Gazi did not pursue the matter further and instead looked at Feng Jun in confusion. "Why are you laughing, Brother Jun?"
"For no reason," Feng Jun replied blandly. "Tell Qi Yu's people that there won't be a next time."
After a pause, he felt it necessary to explain it to Gazi. "Actually, having a few unofficial sales channels isn't entirely a bad thing. Whether Qingzhu realized the issue or not, her actions this time accidentally achieved exactly that."
Gazi was still somewhat bewildered. "If there are legitimate places to sell them, why have underground channels?"
But Yu Qingzhu had already understood. "Underground channels do have a reason to exist. You may not need to use them, but you can't be without them. Otherwise, it's easy to end up at someone else's mercy."
"It's not just about being at someone else's mercy. It can also affect sales strategies," Feng Jun replied calmly. "Take Xia Nation's real estate market, for example. There are plenty of under-the-table dealings there too. If a gray industry chain exists, it must have its reasons."
In any case, the next day, Yu Qingzhu dragged Guan Hongxiu and Qu Jianlei along to thoroughly smash up Qi Yu's residence. As for why she had