in the previous chapters, Chu Mo sold that piece of land for 200 billions, and then change to 20 billions, but in this chapter it's said to be 200 billions again. Which is the right one?
Not long ago, at an auction, in order to put pressure on the Wu family, he sold them a piece of land worth 230 billion for 200 billion to their rivals without even batting an eyelid at his 30 billion loss.
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Urban · Peak Tycoon
I mean the price of the land sold to Jiang Family
"I never go back on my words. Bring two hundred billion to Bafang International tomorrow, and we'll sign the contract; the land will be yours."
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Urban · Peak Tycoon
the price of the land is 20 billions, right? Why is it 200 billions now. lol
"I never go back on my words. Bring two hundred billion to Bafang International tomorrow, and we'll sign the contract; the land will be yours."
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Urban · Peak Tycoon
isn't is 825 billions?
There was a hundred billion in one card alone.
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Urban · Peak Tycoon
yeah, it's really confusing
"Mr. Jiang, please transfer those two hundred billion to my card as soon as possible, so I can round up to a thousand billion. The game I'm playing with Young Master Wu has just begun."
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Urban · Peak Tycoon
3 billions or 30 billions..?
Not only did he once again snatch the plot of land that was almost in Wu Sihai's hands, but he was also willing to suffer a loss of thirty billion just to hand the plot over to their archrival, the Jiang family.
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Urban · Peak Tycoon
20 billions or 200 billions??
"Sihai, you really have a good son, ah, helping you save two hundred billion, hahaha."
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Urban · Peak Tycoon
Lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"The walnut does make things smaller!" Han Sen's face warped into one of panic, so the first thing he did was unzip his pants to take a look.
Super Gene
Sci-fi · Twelve-Winged Dark Seraphim
in the previous paragraph, the painting was bought for 4xx millions, but in this praragraph, the painting was bought 4 billions?
"Lu Ye, antiques only become more valuable over time, there's no such thing as a price drop. If you acquired this painting for 4.368 billion a few years ago, not even considering its collectible value, just the inflation over the years would make it worth less than 4.5 billion a loss for you. So, I won't take advantage either, let's settle on 4.5 billion, and I won't haggle over more or less."
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Urban · Peak Tycoon