Feng Jun had been very determined in refusing, but Xiayang University had been even more determined.
How had Liu Menglong made his fortune? A little digging revealed that he was simply a dealer in secondhand equipment. The key was that Luo Hua had backed him up, allowing him to get started. Even his initial capital had come from private loans Feng Jun had helped arrange.
No matter what Liu Menglong bought, he only needed to mark it up and sell it to Luo Hua. He never had to worry about being unable to sell it—though he had lost money twice. Once, Liu Menglong had misjudged the goods; the other time, there had been a problem with someone he hired.
By now, he was the undisputed Boss of Xia Nation's secondhand electromechanical equipment market. His assets and influence far exceeded the combined total of those ranked second through tenth. Many businesses looking to purchase used equipment from Xia Nation went directly to him for supplies.
In fact, Luo Hua had not been dealing with Liu Menglong much lately. Feng Jun had helped his dorm Boss get on his feet, and it was naturally best if the man could make money on his own. If he could earn more by selling to others, why should he sell to Luo Hua?
Luo Hua was also steadily advancing the industrialization of the Kun Hao Mortal World.
However, as industrialization progressed, Kun Hao had begun producing some crude equipment of its own. Although buying secondhand equipment from this side was still far cheaper than making it over there, Feng Jun believed Kun Hao needed to improve its own ability to sustain itself.
In the final analysis, he had resold quite a bit of Xia Nation's used equipment, which could be considered helping Xia Nation's industrial