June 27th.
The sky was slightly lit.
Tang Kai and his party set out, concluding their journey that 'yielded plentiful harvest'.
They came with two trucks, but left with five. As of yesterday, the appraisers from Tang Kai's company had already finished assessing an entire warehouse worth of goods and took about a half.
Two of the trucks were Tang Kai's own, for which he had spent all of his $50 million purchase funds. The remaining three were being sold on behalf. Each item for sale had its own serial number and corresponding 'market price'. Each week, Tang Kai would tally the sales and accounts with Leader Ling.
In a bid for transparency, Tang Kai even voluntarily allowed Leader Ling to send two monitors.
For these goods, Tang Kai had long since decided on the customers, and perhaps they could all be sold within a week, a net profit of more than tens of millions. As for his own goods, it would take quite some time to sell them all.
