Chapter 17:
After performing several Century Marvel Magic tricks that could turn ninety-seven cents into a buck, three young people smoothly joined the construction of the Great Empire in an afternoon.
They were about to embark on their promising careers, but the reason they were chosen wasn't their eloquence; it was their substantial financial backing.
In other words, they had enough readily available money. They would use their own funds to help Lin Qi make money, earn even more, and also thank Lin Qi for leading them to fortune.
In a way, what Lin Qi was currently engaged in lacked any "risk resistance." The risk here referred to the possibility of imitation.
Under the premise of non-technical monopoly, businesses with low technical difficulty always faced the risk of being imitated. This was the ceiling that low technical difficulty and low-cost transactions found hard to transcend because everyone could do them.
Turning larger bills into change, then converting them back into larger bills from those in need seed like sothing anyone could do as long as they had a certain amount of change. And indeed, many could.
However, within this seemingly simple process lay so small issuesthe true core of this businessnaly, trust issues.
So people always complained about the unfairness of society. They sold the sa services, so why could so be so busy that custors had to queue while others, right beside them, had no custors at all?
The simple reason was trust!
Without trust, it was like two isolated islands with no connection between them. But with trust, it was like having a bridge. As long as the bridge wasn't destroyed, the connection between the two islands would remain tight.
Lin Qi couldn't prevent others from engaging in the sa business, but he had his advantages.
With Richard and two others, each harboring their own secrets but full of confidence, Lin Qi returned to the office. It was a warehouse that Lin Qi temporarily rented. He had hired two carpenters to build a simple office inside the warehouse and divided the warehouse into two parts.
They would work in this warehouse office located just outside the central urban area. Fortunately, the convenience of city transportation and the nature of their work ant they didn't need to co in every day. Hence, they wouldn't complain about the office being far from the city center.
Lin Qi's task for them was simple: after they exchanged enough change, they could co to the office to exchange it with him, and then they could go out to collect change again.
This warehouse office was like a beehive, Lin Qi being the queen bee, while these employees were diligent worker bees.
After assigning the tasks to the three, Lin Qi left. He needed to discuss upcoming business matters with Mr. Fox.
About half an hour later, Lin Qi t Mr. Fox again in the basent. Coincidentally, Mr. Fox was about to send soone to find Lin Qi.
"You've co at the right ti..." He tossed a cigarette to Lin Qi and walked from behind the desk to sit next to Lin Qi on the sofa.
Benefiting from Lin Qi's help in solving many significant troubles, seeing money coming into the bank from various shadowy corners made him feel an unprecedented joy.
For the first ti, the figures on his bank passbook made him so content that he even applied for a cash check of five thousand bucks, which he could openly use for expenses outside.
This feeling made him ecstatic, making him realize even more the importance of depositing money in the bank. For this reason, he wanted to do Lin Qi a small favor, which was what he was about to discuss with Lin Qi.
He took the initiative to pull out a lighter and lit a fire for Lin Qi. This action drew strange looks from the burly n around. Mr. Fox rarely did such things; he was a proud man!
"...Michael won't trouble you again!" He said this very confidently, looking at Lin Qi, expecting to see a surprised, shocked, or delighted expression on Lin Qi's face. However, he found Lin Qi seemingly calm, maintaining eye contact steadily.
He chuckled suddenly. "I knew you wouldn't be surprised. This kind of precognition itself is already very strange..." He paused. "Never mind that. Michael left Sabin City today and won't be back for at least ten days."
"And when he returns, he won't trouble you much. I've warned him!" Saying this, he raised his head in a rather impressive manner.
Only then did Lin Qi realize the reason for Michael's abrupt return ho yesterday. He found this rather intriguing. "How did you manage that?"
This question precisely piqued Mr. Fox's interest. He liked to show off his intelligence, not very prominent, in front of soone as clever as Lin Qi. "I got a lawyer. If they don't want trouble, they should know what to do."
Suddenly, Lin Qi woke up to the biggest difference between this world and another: the role of lawyers.
In this world, lawyers' importance was magnified to the extre; in so aspects, they were even more useful than judgesso judges weren't interested in deals, but all lawyers were interested in money.
He silently noted these things; perhaps, he also needed a lawyer friend.
"Thank you very much for everything, Mr. Fox." This statent wasn't re formality. Mr. Fox's use of a lawyer indicated his stance. This was actually a proactive gesture, and Lin Qi had to acknowledge it.
Mr. Fox graciously waved his hand. Lin Qi continued, "The tax bureau has been keeping an eye on , so I slightly changed our business approach..."
He then talked about his newly established company, introducing a new thod of transactions. Essentially, it was about making everything transparent, leaving the tax bureau no way to interfere further.
Mr. Fox only needed his subordinates to exchange so money, then, under the pretext of laundry, take this money to the laundromat. The entire process would be completed.
Even if tax bureau officials followed these individuals throughout, it wouldn't matter. The number of tis a piece of clothing was washed, how it was washed, and how much money was spent all belonged to personal will. It was others' business, and nobody could interfere.
However, Mr. Fox needed so reliable people to carry out these tasks, and doing so had the advantage of being faster with fewer downsides.
After discussing these business matters, Lin Qi suddenly asked with a question, "Mr. Fox, do you know about light bathing?"
Lin Qi suddenly changing the topic left Mr. Fox a bit puzzled. After a few seconds, he ca back to his senses and nodded. "Of course, I do. Is there sothing wrong with your health?"
In recent years, light bathing had started to inexplicably gain popularity. It was mainly divided into infrared light bathing and ultraviolet light bathing. It had beco a very trendy phenonon in the middle and upper class of society.
Many celebrities and social elites were enthusiastic about various light baths. Driven by the celebrity effect, more and more people were joining this sowhat ludicrous fashion movent in Lin Qi's eyes.
Many magazines and newspapers had covers featuring young n and won wearing sunglasses, wearing funny diving caps, and half-naked bathing in various lights.
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