Chapter 224: Chapter 224 Gone Crazy with Sales Chapter 224: Chapter 224 Gone Crazy with Sales ng Yajun thought self-deprecatingly.
But he had no intention of blaming ng Chuyue.
He just felt that they, the ng Family, deserved their fate.
…
Today, a light rain was drizzling, which was not suitable for morning exercise.
ng Chuyue had breakfast and began the enrollnt procedures for the redial class students.
Since school had already started, this session of the redial class couldn’t offer full-ti teaching.
ng Chuyue had therefore established a semi-flexible learning schedule for everyone.
Aside from the days when school was on break for full-ti classes, students could co with their parents at any ti for evening classes.
The overall study ti was no longer calculated by days but by hours.
These were all advantageous for the students.
Thus, ng Yajun believed ng Chuyue’s words, “I don’t have ti to continue running the redial class.”
ng Yajun secretly felt sorry for those who couldn’t attend the redial class, especially ng Yuzhu.
Would that person, more eager than ng Jingfen, collapse if she knew that he had fortunately received this spot and left her behind?
Would she cause a scene?
Even if she caused a scene, wouldn’t she just make a fool of herself?
ng Yajun thought to himself, until Shen Ci carried out a big pile of supplentary textbooks and distributed them to him and the other students who had co to enroll.
The supplentary textbooks had been published before the start of the school.
However, because there was military training for the first-year students, the partners decided to start selling the books to the public after September 10.
After Shen Ci had distributed the books, ng Chuyue explained, “These are the supplentary textbooks that we’ve compiled.
Our redial class will study in sync with these books, which ans, even if you don’t co to our redial class, if soone can help you understand these textbooks inside and out, your grades will steadily improve.”
“For this session, we’ll give a set of supplentary textbooks to the students for free.
If you want to buy more later, or help friends and family buy them, you’ll have to pay the full price.”
Parents and students glanced at the price tag after hearing this…
Wow, each book was priced at eight yuan.
A set of five books, that’s forty yuan in total.
That’s expensive.
Oh, only the high school supplentary set has five books; the junior high school set has only three, and the elentary school set has two – all priced at eight yuan per book.
Parents with other children at ho, upon hearing this, gritted their teeth and bought so.
Shen Ci said with a smile, “You’re making a wise decision by doing this.
Because, this first edition is priced at eight yuan per book, but the second edition will go up to ten yuan per book.”
This was also sothing they had not anticipated.
The eight-yuan price was his suggestion.
Relative to other supplentary textbooks, it was quite high.
He set such a high price because he felt that it was worth it for the effort ng Chuyue had put in.
When the partners saw his insistence, they finally agreed to price it at eight yuan per book, with the option to discount it if it didn’t sell well.
Who knew that after the books were printed, people like Song Zhitin, Xu Qingfeng, and Principal Xie gave them to colleagues and friends to read, and everyone praised them, leading to massive purchases and widespread promotion.
Principal Xie even recomnded that each student in the school should have a copy.
In short, aside from the thousand sets they purposely kept aside, the other one hundred thousand sets from the first edition all found buyers.
The second edition’s printing also started ahead of schedule.
The partners didn’t even need Shen Ci to say anything, they directly set the price at ten yuan per book for it.
They believed that even if it was priced at fifteen yuan, it would all sell.
But they were concerned that a higher price might not be affordable for so families.
After hearing this from Shen Ci, the parents bit the bullet and bought several more.
ng Yajun thought for a mont, bought a set of fifth-grade supplentary books for his younger brother ng Hui, and then left to use the public phone booth to call ng Yinhua.
“Uncle, I’m at Chuyue’s place.”
ng Yinhua was startled, “Why are you there?”
Did the older brothers go make a scene again?
ng Yajun knew he was misunderstanding and quickly explained, “No, soone who had reserved a spot for the redial class moved away, and I got their spot.
I’m in the process of enrolling now.”
ng Yinhua sighed with relief, “That’s good, that’s good.
So, you’re calling because…”
Could it be that there are extra spots for ng Yuzhu?
Is it that ng Chuyue doesn’t acknowledge them outwardly, but actually still cares for them in her heart?
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