Li went on by himself. "Mm, wrapping it in gold wire isn't enough. Add gold to every joint connection in the armor—or silver would work too. Ask Angel about it. That guy comes from a great noble family. He'll definitely know how to cater to those noble customers."
Listening to Li, Fu Jiayi protested again. "No, no. Gold is too soft. Using it would really ruin us Yordles' reputation."
Li rolled his eyes and said, "Fine, fine, I'll compromise. Put on steel wire first, then wrap the steel wire with gold wire, all right? Do the same for the joints too, got it?"
With Li insisting like this, Fu Jiayi had no choice but to compromise. Li was so insistent mainly because, "Any customer who can afford equipment of this level won't care about money. As long as the product is good enough, they can accept some price fluctuation. You can call this thing whatever you want. Do you think calling it Paladin Armor means it's meant for paladins? Of course it's for young masters who want to become paladins. What use is quality? Splendor has to come first."
"The Giant God Soldier Workshop may only be called a weapons workshop right now, but that's only the first step. In the future, we'll definitely turn this tiny weapons workshop into a brand—a luxury brand. We'll sell our equipment to noble young masters. Do you really think any of them will take it out to adventure and kill monsters? Bullshit. They'll mostly use it for hunting and picking up girls. So from now on, we'll keep doing this: make only expensive things, not proper ones. Making money comes first."
Very soon, under Li's deliberate promotion, the Giant God Soldier Workshop suddenly became rather popular in this small town.
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