This Has to Be Sold as a Dreamscape Game!
Using the money from selling himself as his final startup capital, Xiao Weixian began his desperate last stand.
With this money, he specifically consulted Gold Virtue Star Lord's temple attendant. After analyzing his business model, the other party said, "This is an insult to money," but since he had been paid, he still offered all sorts of optimization plans.
The most obvious optimization was to lower the price of a single treatment to 198. After purchasing it, customers had to log in every day for the next six months, or else they would have to return 5,113 yuan.
The moment the customer made the purchase, a contract would be signed. A 4,000-yuan loan would be sent directly to Xiao Weixian, while the patient would be responsible for repayment.
After deducting costs and medication expenses, each dream earned a net profit of six hundred.
It was not much, and most of it went to Gold Virtue Star Lord's temple attendant, but in return, he gained Gold Virtue Star Lord's favor. If something happened later, the other party would show him a little consideration for money's sake.
It also had another advantage: the turnover of funds became much faster.
Once he sold one, he could immediately cash in. The money he received could be quickly reinvested to expand the hospital's scale, thus forming a positive cycle.
And with more money, he could run GG ads on A Station, publicize this miracle cure as much as possible, then develop multi-level agents and keep making money.
Only with money could he resist Void Star Lord!
Only with money could he live longer, until he found a way to resist Void Star Lord.
Though he knew such a thing was rather unlikely, hope itself was one