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n787 Really Stupid and Rich

nYe Feng only glanced at the few boxes before shifting his gaze to the three stall owners.

nAn old man in his sixties and two middle-aged men of similar age. The three of them looked very similar. They should be father and son.

nThese three people were honest and did not have the feeling of being greedy like the other stall owners.

n“Are you here to sell goods too? Why didn’t you show it?” Ye Feng had already used his deep scan to check the items in the box, but he looked at the three of them without batting an eyelid.

n“Young man, what are you talking about? Of course we’re here to sell goods.” The old man spoke with a Xishan provincial accent. His two rough hands subconsciously pressed on the box as if he was afraid that it would be snatched away.

n“Since you guys are here to sell, why don’t you show them? You have to let us take a look before you decide whether to buy it or not, right?” Ye Feng did not know whether to laugh or cry when he saw his little action.

n“You can’t just look at them casually. You have to give us the money first before we can let you look at them.” Another slightly older middle-aged man spoke.

nThe younger one added, “But don’t worry, we Xishan people are honest people. We won’t lie to you. It’s definitely something good, stronger than theirs.”

nLin Qianqian could not help but laugh. “It’s not that we don’t trust you, but since we’re doing business, in order to be responsible for both parties, we have to look at the goods before paying.”

nWhen the old man heard this, he immediately gave the order to leave. “Then we won’t sell it. You can look elsewhere.”

nLin Qianqian was stunned. “Are you guys kidding me? How can you do business like this? With how you are doing, it would be strange if you could sell it.”

nThe old man was a little unhappy. “I don’t like what you say, little girl. Whether we sell it or not, that’s our business. What does it have to do with you?”

nLin Qianqian was furious. She turned around and tugged at Ye Feng’s arm. “Let’s go, I’ve never seen such a seller. How can you not let people see your stuff?”

nBut Ye Feng did not move. He continued to look at the father and sons trio. “How much do you want to sell these goods for?”

nThe three of them exchanged a look, as if they were discussing how much they should sell it for.

nIn the end, the older middle-aged man was more assertive. He said directly, “20 million!”

n“Pfft…”

nLin Qianqian almost burst out laughing when she heard the number. “How much? You guys really dare to open your mouths. Do you know what 20 million is?”

nAt this moment, a few passing merchants also interjected.

n“Little girl, why are you paying attention to them? These three are all fools. Who would do business like them?”

n“That’s right. There were many people who came to see the goods just now, but they refused to let them see them no matter what. They had to pay before they could see them.”

n“This is the first time I’ve seen such a businessman. Do you really think others are fools? What if they had a pile of stones in their boxes?”

n“Keke, I think that only a fool would fall for their trap…”

nThe younger middle-aged man wanted to rush up and hit him, but he was stopped by the old man.

nAt this moment, Ye Feng suddenly said, “I’ll buy your goods, but the price is a little too high.”

nWhen he said this, the passersby were stunned. There was actually a fool?

nThe three of them were overjoyed. The old man hurriedly asked, “How much can you give?”

nYe Feng lowered his head and pondered for a moment. He finally stretched out five fingers. “5 million.”

nThe old man’s smile immediately froze. “You’re too good at cutting. We’re all treasures here. At least… at least 18 million, no less.”

nYe Feng touched his chin. “I see that you guys are also very honest. How about this? I will add another 1 million. 6 million should be enough, right?”

nThe old man shook his head again. “No, 6 million is too little. We definitely can’t sell it. At least 17 million.”

n“7 million.”

n“15 million.”

n“8 million.”

n“13 million…”

nThe two of them exchanged blows, and finally set the price at 10 million.

nEven though the old man was not satisfied, seeing that Ye Feng was not willing to pay any more, he could only nod in agreement.

nHe also knew that they wouldn’t be able to sell any of these things with their method of selling them, but these things were all dug out from the ground. This was their first time doing such a business. They had no other choice but to do so without a sales channel.

nNow that someone was willing to pay 10 million, it had already exceeded their expectations.

n“Deputy Manager Lin, transfer the money.”

nYe Feng immediately waved his hand and ordered Lin Qianqian.

n“Do you want to consider it again? I think you’re taking a little too much of a risk…”

nLin Qianqian wanted to persuade him, but Ye Feng was unmoved. “It’s just a game, just take it as opening the blind box. If I can find a treasure, then I’m lucky. If I find a stone, then I will be unlucky.”

nSeeing that he insisted, Lin Qianqian did not say anything else. After all, she was just a worker.

nAnyway, this money belonged to him. If he was willing to waste it, then so be it.

nAfter the transaction was completed, the father and sons trio immediately beamed with joy. They immediately threw the three wooden boxes to Ye Feng and the rest and rushed to the bank.

nAlthough the appraisers from Maple Leaf Pavilion felt that their boss’ decision was a little sloppy, they couldn’t interfere in this matter. They could only watch from the side.

nFortunately, the boss had just earned 5 million yuan. Even if he had to pay, he would at most lose 5 million yuan. They could barely accept it.

nHowever, the few passers-by weren’t so polite anymore. They began to laugh.

n“Sigh, people are really stupid and have a lot of money. More than 10 million yuan went down the drain just like that.”

n“What a prodigal. Even if it’s your parents’ money, you can’t waste it like this.”

n“Didn’t you hear what he said? 10 million is just for fun.”

n“That’s true. Anyway, it’s not our money…”

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