Years of hard work, only to end up back at square one overnight.
After all the hard work he had put in lately, he had only just built up a little savings. Buying a few things would wipe him out again, and leave him tens of millions in debt to boot.
Yue Wen couldn't help letting out a long sigh. Cultivators really had it rough.
Immortal Goods were just too expensive.
Luckily, he still had Immortal Dew Valley.
Only after scraping together roughly enough money did he call Treasure Forest.
"Hello, you've reached Treasure Forest. Customer service representative 1024 at your service." A sweet voice came from the other end.
"Hello, I'd like to ask about purchasing a few Immortal Goods," Yue Wen said.
For immortal materials like these, which weren't produced locally, it would be hard to coordinate the process if he called the suppliers directly. If they shipped before he transferred the money, the suppliers would certainly have their doubts; if he transferred the money before they shipped, he wouldn't feel secure himself.
And in this day and age, crossing the Wasteland Zone to find suppliers at the source still carried a certain degree of danger. After all, with goods worth over a hundred million, no one dared make a face-to-face exchange.
The best approach was to use an Immortal Goods Firm like Treasure Forest as a platform. The buyer handed over the money to them, and the seller handed over the goods, then the platform gave each party what they wanted. Although the platform took a hefty fee, most people still chose this option for safety's sake.
So Treasure Forest didn't just sell the Immortal Goods it collected itself; it also helped contact sources for all kinds of Immortal Goods.
It could make a fortune on its