Adventurer of the Elf World

The long-standing biological clock came into play, and her hand holding the photo album tightened suddenly. Her whole body sat up like a spring, and then she looked around. It was a narrow space surrounded by gray cloth.

After being in a daze for a while, she remembered what she had done last night. An emotion called "fear" suddenly burst out from the bottom of her heart, and the sultry feeling resurfaced again.

"What did I do..." Xiao Yuan held his forehead with both hands, and an abnormal blush appeared on his entire neck, all the way to his ears.

But that emotion disappeared, and the tense body just now slowly relaxed.

Carefully pulling the zipper open, there was only a hazy outside world, but she saw the empty sofa at first glance.

Her eyes widened for a moment, and she hurriedly crawled out of the tent. She just looked around, but she couldn't find Xiu anywhere.

Slightly panicked, she quickly got up and walked outside. As soon as she opened the door, she saw the dim light downstairs, and now she felt relieved.

"What is he doing?" Xiao Yuan walked downstairs slowly and looked inside curiously through the half-open door.

I saw Xiu holding something in his hand, and the box next to him was the box from last night.

Xiu seemed to notice the strange gaze, looked up, and met his eyes.

"What's up?"

Xiu's subconscious question woke Xiao Yuan up, and she had no choice but to push the door open and go in with some embarrassment, and responded with a smile: "No~ What are you doing so early?"

"Didn't I say that last night? Those machines need to be repaired before they can work." Xiu didn't care about her, and his eyes had returned to the book.

But his mouth didn't stop.

"It's still early. You can sleep a little longer and go to work at seven o'clock."

However, Obara did not leave. Instead, he approached and asked, "What is my job?"

"It hasn't officially started yet, so you can clean up here first."

Xiu didn't even raise his head and said casually.

After hearing this, Xiao Yuan walked out and came in with tools a moment later, cleaning silently.

Xiu noticed the strange movement around him, glanced at it, and then returned to his own rhythm.

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"It's Casey. You've seen it before. It's a flying mantis. This guy is called Little Lucky Egg."

Xiu took advantage of the breakfast time to introduce his elf to Xiaoyuan, and also told her the real focus of this project.

This involves factors such as products, markets, target objects, etc. It is also a summary of the information that Xiu has investigated during this period.

The growth of the elf has reached a stage bottleneck. If you want to break through this, in addition to maintaining training, you must use better resources.

And whether it is to maintain the current cultivation or strengthen it, it will cost money.

Xiu knew very well that no matter how much he saved, the 300,000 yuan would eventually be spent, and he had to find another source of income in order to maintain the cultivation of Cai Xi and others.

In his previous life, he worked as a part-time worker until he died suddenly before helping his boss buy a new car. Now it is impossible to support them by working part-time. He can't even support himself. After all, he has nothing and is just a wandering orphan.

It's impossible to work part-time, and it's impossible to work part-time in this life, so when you see a business opportunity, you just throw money into it.

In order to get rid of the current constraints, he made a detailed investigation on this. As long as he does it properly, it won't take long to get a feel for the oil from those fat meats.

"I have some things to deal with later, so I'll leave this to you. If I don't come back, you can make some food yourself without waiting for me."

Xiu left the stove and food behind, and after a few words of explanation, he hurriedly left the factory.

Xiao Yuan watched Xiu leave, then looked back at the dusty and garbage-filled factory building. After taking a deep breath, he picked up the tools in his hands and walked inside.

After Xiu left there, he came to the Elf Center and opened a single room. The cost really made him feel distressed for a while.

It’s just that so much money has been spent, so it’s nothing more than an early investment.

Computers are not yet popular in this world at this stage, and the high barriers to entry have resulted in the public’s vague understanding of computers. Only some companies will have this demand.

There is not even a place like an Internet cafe outside. If he wants to access the Internet alone, he must use the computer in the Elf Center. Although single rooms are expensive, they also have corresponding configurations.

Pushing open the door and entering, Xiu ignored all the messy things and focused on the computer.

He wanted to steal the database of a big bookstore, otherwise where would he have the resources to engage in piracy?

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"It's almost twelve o'clock, it's time to rest~"

Obara walked into the printing workshop and shouted something inside. After a while, he heard a voice and saw Xiu standing out from the pile of machines.

It's just that he looks a little embarrassed now, and he has obviously suffered a lot at the hands of these machines.

Upon seeing this, Xiao Yuan hurriedly came up and asked with concern: "How is it?"

"It's okay. The equipment is not damaged. I am sure that the maintenance will be completed within three days." Xiu was very confident in his ability. Instead, he asked Obara: "How are you doing there?"

"We have already found quite a few people, but..." Xiaoyuan hesitated for a moment, but still asked.

"But what do we need that information for?"

She didn't understand why Xiu wanted to collect information about those families by himself.

When she asked the question, Xiu was already squatting down and tinkering among the machines.

However, this did not affect Xiu's words. When he heard Xiao Yuan's doubts, he chuckled and asked:

"Who do you think our audience should be?"

"Trainer?" Obara tentatively gave an answer, and then added his own explanation, "Only those who have been in contact with elves for a long time will need these books, right?"

"This is indeed a fact. Only those who have regular contact with elves need these books, but that is just a common perception. Trainers are our target customers, but they are not our first target customers."

Xiu's words sounded even more strange to Obara. It seemed that he confirmed his idea, but at the same time he seemed to deny it...

Fortunately, Xiu didn't let her think about it by herself. Instead, he temporarily put down his work and explained to her in a serious tone.

"I have seen the internal documents of those bookstores, and the user survey reports have already divided the categories for us. From it, we can see that the proportion of adult trainers is only seven percent.

Students accounted for 31%, and cultivators accounted for 24%.

The remaining share is in researchers, teachers and other professions related to elves. "