Transmigrated & Triumphant: Defying Destiny's Chosen One-Chapter 643 - 94: Send the Pigsty Away_3

But then, he quickly spat—

"You can’t say such nonsense. Whether the materials can build a reputation depends on whether any of you can get into college."

What if none of the seven make it, then distributing these materials would be awkward.

Da Dan glanced at him, but said nothing.

Because even if he wasn’t confident in his own results, he trusted Little Xuan’s.

Chen Changhai was already optimistically imagining the future:

"Once I send out this pile of materials, maybe we’ll have more college entrants, broadening our connections."

Not really hoping that anyone would do favors for him, but with the current national condition, if he ever gets caught in a business snag, these graduates might become leaders, a simple gesture from them would be significant.

He felt a strong sense of crisis recently—

"Did you go to the department store? They have toy trains from the factory there, saying they look just like real trains. I saw them, the windows are made of real glass!"

They’re sold at a high price, 124 for a small train, can’t pull a string, can’t insert batteries, can only be played with by hand.

But, people are still buying them en masse.

Though the toys he has are better, prettier, and have more market, they can’t be mass-produced by machines, nor can they be launched openly, only sold stealthily every day.

Even though Chen Changhai is now a wholesale supplier, given how others sell easily, who wouldn’t be jealous?

If not for this stimulus, with his stingy nature, he wouldn’t have thought about doing charity by sending educational materials.

Isn’t it because he’s been following the God of Wealth’s family, he’s progressed himself?

Da Dan thought for a moment: "Anyway, you have the blueprints now, doing small-scale projects, no rush to make big money before policies open up."

"Also, these toys aren’t convenient to carry; have you considered doing other long-term business during this period?"

What?

Chen Changhai was stunned.

Is there a business he hasn’t thought of?

He is extremely confident, thinking he’s the modern-day Shen Wansan.

Da Dan raised his chin.

"I dare guarantee, at least three from our household will get into college. University entrance exams happen yearly, seizing the opportunity isn’t easy, and before the school teachers were either reassigned or scared away, so now the teaching strength isn’t enough, are the learning materials sufficient?"

"You’re sending them out as gifts now, so why don’t you continue to sell them after gifting?"

Though they can’t be sold through bookstores, stealthily being a book wholesaler still has a market.

Before the university exams, the ’Math and Science Books’ sold for 2.4 each at bookstores, yet had a limited stock; don’t even mention the black market where it’s ten times the price.

Even a decade ago, this book was worth a few extra cents at the junk station compared to others.

Knowledge is money!

Da Dan glanced at him: "I don’t believe you can’t find a printing factory or suitable excuse." 𝚏𝐫𝚎𝗲𝕨𝐞𝐛𝕟𝚘𝐯𝚎𝗹.𝕔𝐨𝗺

Chen Changhai became dazed.

He suddenly rubbed his head—

"Wow, reading more books sure makes you different!"

But he was clearly filled with fighting spirit, pacing circles in the yard, evidently already figuring out his future path.

This wave, let’s see if this batch of materials works.

Additionally, other paths can’t be neglected; if someone scores well, he’d have to quickly go and collect their manuscripts.

Oh!

The university exam results are too agonizing!

First, release the preliminary selection line, then apply for college, and after the results come out, go to the registration office to request the scores (or not), then wait for the admission letter.

Finally, there are the four prioritized disciplines!

Too complicated, too complicated!

At this moment, Chen Changhai was ambitious—

"The preliminary selection line comes out tomorrow, you guys fill your preferences tomorrow, I’ll help you with advice!"

Having said this, he hopped on his bike and sped off.

—He needed to inquire about what kind of scores these universities required for applications.

Wait a minute!

Average applicants don’t have his wide connections; if he organized the admission criteria of various universities, it wouldn’t have to be comprehensive, a general compilation would suffice...

Would selling a copy for five yuan be too expensive?

However, he would have to keep calling, sending telegrams, writing letters to actually figure it out.

That’s quite troublesome, right? But... If it were him, he’d surely buy it!

Spending five yuan for a future, students should be willing, right?

At worst, several people could pool together to buy a copy!

Thinking of this, he pedaled with even more vigor.