Chapter 32: Chapter 32 “Support Brother Magic” Fang Mu Online 1
Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
While Feng Chenhao was happy, Fang Mu also felt rather pleased.
A buyer who could directly buy the bundle of seventy-two drops of Condensed Jade Flower Dew certainly had a significant financial strength.
If they intended to trade with him long-term, it would be like adding a thread to his bare network of social relationships.
In his previous life, Fang Mu knew several families with multiple children, where the overachieving elder siblings were often dubbed the “little brother/sister helpers”, always giving a hand wherever needed.
This time around, Fang Mu lacked such a title.
However, whether it was Fang Qin, Fang Yuan, or Yan Wood, they had always been doing the work of a “brother/sister helper”.
Otherwise, let alone being able to go to Jinghai High School for Beast Masters,
Fang Mu wouldn’t even have been able to maintain a relatively prosperous life.
Not to mention that Fang Mu was even able to save tens of thousands of Dragon Rising Coins in his small treasury.
Fang Mu, who had always been helped, decided he wanted to be a “helper big brother”.
Fang Yuan had always been the family’s “money bag”. Yan Wood and Fang Qin, just like Fang Mu, were all economically taken care of by Fang Yuan.
Fang Mu only needed to make Fang Yuan richer, and he would have helped Yan Wood and Fang Qin as well.
His thoughts were interrupted by a message from the buyer.
Now, Fang Mu was searching for Fang Yuan’s Steward’s Network ID.
The Steward’s Network ID was a string of numbers, similar to the QQnumber used in his previous life.
Except the number of digits was much longer.
After inputting a 25-digit ID number, Fang Mu found out the account name of
Fang Yuan.
[YuanQinYanMu].
Seeing Fang Yuan’s Steward’s Network account name, Fang Mu’s heart warmed considerably.
Fang Yuan’s Steward’s Network account was created using his identity card.
The first time Fang Yuan logged into Steward’s Network was before he went to college.
At that time, the entire family depended on Fang Qin for support during the hardest of times.
Earlier on, Fang Yuan had made a resolute decision in his heart.
Although this name touched Fang Mu’s heart,
It was also really silly and straightforward!
This name was almost the same as setting the online nickname to [I Love Tingting] in his previous life.
The Steward’s Network account’s status could be set online.
Typically, Steward’s Network users tend to set their status as invisible so others can’t see when they’re online.
But because Fang Yuan was a Golden Glove under the Ten Thousand Treasures Commerce, his account was work-related.
As such, Fang Yuan’s Steward’s Network account was always set to visible.
Fang Yuan’s account was currently online.
It seems that he was probably working; he called Fang Mu and conveyed the safety message to Yan Wood and Fang Qin.
Fang Mu couldn’t directly send Fang Yuan a private chat.
Offering a pile of items made by Senior Creators and asking Fang Yuan if he needed any,
Any person encountering a “pie falling from the sky” situation like this would be suspicious.
So in order to trade with Fang Yuan, Fang Mu needed to “bait” him.
Fang Mu took a look at Fang Yuan’s publicly visible activity.
He found that Fang Yuan had recently posted multiple buy requests in the forum.
Under the name of Ten Thousand Treasures Commerce, he was purchasing Life Elixirs with a concentration of over sixty percent.
Ten Thousand Treasures Commerce was a large-scale commerce organization with national coverage.
Although it wasn’t top-tier, it still had a group of creators within.
However among these creators, there were only a few who were senior.
Senior creators would generally set up their own personal workshops to cooperate with various factions, instead of just relying on a single faction.
If this was true for senior creators, it applied even more so to Master Creators and Grandmaster Creators.
The resources produced by the few Senior Creators heavily paid by Ten
Thousand Treasures Commerce were hardly enough to satisfy the demands.
The competition between the large commerce groups was ongoing at every moment.
Aside from competing in terms of cash flow, they were also competing about the quality and class of goods.
The quality of goods could be guaranteed by intermediate and junior creators.
So Fang Yuan’s purchase of Life Elixirs with a concentration over sixty percent on Steward’s Network was a usual occurrence.
But chances of actually finding such a deal were rather slim.
Compared to the condensed jade flower dew which had a specific function, Life Elixirs, which were a demand for all beast masters, had a much larger market demand.
Since Fang Yuan had just posted his purchase request, he was probably paying attention to Life Elixir related news.
Fang Mu simply posted a sell request in the forum where Fang Yuan had just posted his purchase request.
[Stellar Start]: Selling a batch of Life Elixirs with a concentration of sixty percent. Orders can be arranged, the price and quantity can be discussed in detail.
After posting this thread, Fang Mu’s inbox was immediately flooded.
In reality, many people initially had doubts when they saw Fang Mu’s post.
Posting on the Steward’s Network’s forum wasn’t as strictly regulated as putting up goods for sale in the trade area; you could post anything.
Many people had tried to show off on the Steward’s Network.
Fang Mu had intentionally not hidden his sales records in the trade area from public view.
The seventy-two drops of Condensed Jade Flower Dew he had just sold were enough to prove his strength.
The inbox had functionality to filter messages, which was useful when there were too many messages and you had to find the target you wanted to communicate with through their Steward’s Network name.
After five minutes, when Fang Mu searched for the name [YuanQinYanMu], he didn’t find it.
However, another five minutes later, when Fang Mu searched again, he found that [YuanQinYanMu] had already appeared in his message list.
Fang Mu opened the message sent by Fang Yuan.
[YuanQinYanMu]: Hello, I’d like to place a large order for Life Elixirs with a concentration of sixty percent. May I ask how much each bottle costs?
In his previous life, Fang Mu knew that as long as you bought a large quantity, you could usually save a lot of money.
This was why many people preferred to buy a whole box of fruit at once even if they couldn’t eat them all.
But it was completely different in this life.
In order to get a large supply from the hands of a senior creator, you first had to see if you had that sort of prestige.
Each bottle of Life Elixir mixed by a senior creator that had a purity of over sixty percent was a resource that an ordinary beast master could beg for, but not get.
It was the best bargaining chip for building connections.
The reason why Fang Yuan would be the first to ask like this was because (Stellar Start]’s post mentioned supporting large orders, with negotiable
quantities.
So Fang Yuan wanted to maximize the quantity all at once.
When sending the message, Fang Yuan felt a bit regretful.
If he hadn’t gone to the toilet in the first place, he wouldn’t have taken so long to see this post.
Fang Yuan could imagine that this user called [Stellar Start]’s inbox must be swamped with messages.
Since [Stellar Start] could sell a large amount of Condensed Jade Flower Dew on such a large scale, the account holder certainly had at least a senior creator behind it.
What Yan Wood currently needed the most was to go to the Contemplation Hall to contemplate and understand the mysterious patterns.
It wasn’t just Yan Wood, Fang Yuan himself and Fang Qin needed it too.
This sum of money was hard for Fang Yuan to earn right now.
So Fang Yuan could only work even harder!
Just as Fang Yuan prepared to check his recently published post for a reply,
He saw in the message list that a red bubble appeared in front of the [Stellar Start]’s name.
This indicated that [Stellar Start] had replied to him.
Fang Yuan held his breath and cautiously clicked [Stellar Start]’s reply!
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