Conquering OtherWorld Starts With a Game Chapter 93.1: Self Issuing New Quests

On Earth, thick blackout curtain fabric started at six yuan per meter on Taobao and five yuan on Pinshaoshao.

Yang Qiu couldn't afford these relatively expensive newer ones. After comparing prices and haggling, he managed to purchase this batch of stock originally intended for rural markets from a textile factory on the brink of closure at the price of 2.4 yuan per meter.

The rise of platforms like Taobao and Pinduoduo dealt a significant blow to physical stores in cities, though many still managed to survive. On the contrary, those in the countryside suffered because even remote villages had access to roads and express delivery. As such, this batch of curtain fabric designed for the rural market was collecting dust in the warehouse.

Even considering re-purposing and processing them into clothing or bedsheets wasn't a feasible option. The colors were too bright, the prints too large and old-fashioned, and the material too thick. If these curtain fabrics were processed into clothing, there was no way they would sell, and it would mean incurring additional processing costs.

However, these flaws… were actually advantages in this other world.

Thicker fabric? It just so happened that everyone here toiled and struggled for their livelihood, and more durable materials were appreciated.

Bright colors and bold prints? Not at all! It was clear that the factory had put effort into dyeing and printing. Such beautiful fabrics would make for stylish clothing.

When Jerome repeated the new fabric's price three times, everyone within a 30-meter range of their stand went wild.

Vegetable sellers, buyers, and people minding their small stalls; as long as one had more than ten copper coins in hand, they would rush over in a crazed frenzy…

"Give me five meters! Any color is fine! Five meters!"

"Sir, can you cut me two meters? I want a thicker fabric!"

"Can I have one and a half meters? I only have 15 copper coins!"

Clang!

Hal drew his sword and roared at the people attempting to snatch the fabrics, "Line up! Do you all want

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