The King's Avatar: The Sword Immortal Returns

Chapter 99 Yu Wenzhou: We've hit the jackpot! Ye Xiu: We've hit the jackpot!

Yu Wenzhou had expected the skill points to be high, but he hadn't anticipated this high. It was ridiculously high, which gave Yu Wenzhou an idea:
If this skill point strategy were bought out, then Team Blue Rain would have a natural advantage – because no professional team's skill points could suppress Blue Rain, except for Ye Xiu's Team Happy, but Ye Xiu hasn't returned yet – so they still have a significant advantage.

A sly glint appeared in Yu Wenzhou's eyes, and he spoke:

"We want to buy out this skill book guide outright. I wonder if you, Ye Xiu, have the same idea?"

Ye Xiu certainly has one, but that depends on the sincerity of the Blue Rain team.

"This buyout—well, it's actually a bit tricky for me. We originally only planned to buy the right to use it."

Old Wei looked at Ye Xiu with some doubt and said:

"Huh? Old Ye, we're not—uh uh uh!!!"

Fortunately, Mo Qian quickly covered Lao Wei's mouth and then frantically gave him meaningful glances. Although Lao Wei's reaction speed had slowed down, he could still understand what Mo Qian meant. It was just that plans couldn't keep up with changes—Lao Wei understood!
"Yes, Captain Yu, you know the value of this skill book. How about this—fifty million for the right to use this skill book, how about we sell it to your Blue Rain team?"

When Ye Xiu and Mo Qian heard the price Lao Wei announced, they couldn't help but secretly give him a thumbs up. This Lao Wei truly lived up to his reputation as a former shady character—his words were astonishing.
Fifteen million only buys the right to use this skill book guide. Yu Wenzhou definitely couldn't do such a losing deal. Therefore, Yu Wenzhou's face was a little pale, clearly shocked by the number Lao Wei revealed.
Yu Wenzhou definitely didn't want to merely acquire the usage rights to the skill book's guide; he wanted to secure the exclusive right to use it, even if it meant paying a higher price.

What is your asking price for the buyout option?

Yu Wenzhou asked the question that concerned him most: the price of the buyout rights. He felt he could secure them if the price wasn't outrageously high.
"Wait a moment, we need to discuss this first."

Ye Xiu spoke to Yu Wenzhou, simultaneously cutting off Lao Wei's impending price. Lao Wei's quoted price had Ye Xiu on the edge of his seat.
Yu Wenzhou also took this opportunity to report the situation to the club's higher-ups, including the video of Ye Xiu boosting the account's skill points to 4989.

This was too much for the club's management to bear. Everyone could see the value of this skill book guide, so they immediately gave Yu Wenzhou a firm order: they had to acquire the guide, and it had to be a buyout!
How much disposable income do you have?

The club's management gave Yu Wenzhou a very generous figure, which put his mind at ease. With that, it should be a sure thing; Ye Xiu's skill book guide was definitely going to end up in Blue Rain's pocket this time.

With the support of the club's higher-ups, Yu Wenzhou felt much more confident. He sat calmly opposite Ye Xiu and the others, waiting for them to give him a number.

"Hey, hey, hey? Old Ye, why did you stop me just now? I was just about to start making a bid—"

Ye Xiu shut Lao Wei up because Lao Wei was about to start bidding.

"You're making an offer? And what price are you planning to set for the buyout option?"

Ye Xiu clearly didn't quite trust Lao Wei's abilities, and asked him exactly what price he wanted to set for him.

When Lao Wei mentioned 30 million, Ye Xiu admitted that he had underestimated Lao Wei's abilities.

"Thirty million... This, huh? You know what, you really shouldn't believe it—"

Mo Qian and Ye Xiu's eyes lit up. To be honest, this price actually seemed pretty good. Even Tang Rou nodded repeatedly, indicating that it was within a very reasonable price range. If it were any higher, it might really be a bit outrageous. "We're ready!"

Ye Xiu and the others looked confidently at Yu Wenzhou, and then announced their prices:

Thirty million, buy it out directly!

Yu Wenzhou's eyes began to light up, and then he said directly:
"Really? You're not changing it?"

Yu Wenzhou showed no outward signs of anything amiss, leaving Ye Xiu and the others unable to guess whether the price was too high or too low. So they tentatively asked:

"I'm not changing it. Is there a problem?"

Then Yu Wenzhou made the final decision! He stood up and slammed his fist on the table!
With a loud "bang!", Ye Xiu and the others were startled and stood up abruptly.

"Well, the price is negotiable—if it really doesn't work out, how about—"

Before Ye Xiu could finish speaking, Yu Wenzhou interrupted him.
"No! Thirty million, that's it!"

In truth, Yu Wenzhou was overjoyed. The club had given him a whopping 40 million in disposable funds, clearly worried about not being able to acquire the skill book guide. But Yu Wenzhou had secured it with just 30 million.
Yu Wenzhou then immediately brought over his finance staff to prepare for signing a contract with Ye Xiu and the others. Two copies were to be made, one for the Blue Rain team and one for Ye Xiu and the others.
"Xiao Tang, take a look and see if there are any problems?"

Before Ye Xiu could eagerly sign his name, Mo Qian took the contract first and had Tang Rou carefully review it. Only after Tang Rou confirmed that there were no problems did Mo Qian confidently hand the contract to Ye Xiu.

"Old Mexican, I've signed it!"

Ye Xiu then asked Mo Qian a question, and Mo Qian looked at Ye Xiu and said with a smile:

"Sign it, sign it quickly, I'll sign it after you're done."

Ye Xiu's pupils dilated, but after thinking about Mo Qian's personality, it was indeed the case. Mo Qian always helped Ye Xiu shoulder some things, perhaps pressure, or perhaps something else entirely.

As brothers, they should naturally share this responsibility. After Ye Xiu and Mo Qian finished signing, Lao Wei suddenly snatched the contract away. Without waiting for Ye Xiu and Mo Qian to remind him of the consequences, Lao Wei signed his own name as well.

"Old Wei, you little rascal—"

Old Wei waved his hand dismissively. The three of them really were able to get along well; they even thought of the same thing.

After the contract was signed, Yu Wenzhou looked at the skill book guide with satisfaction. Both parties felt they had gotten a great deal this time.

(End of this chapter)