Reborn in the 80s: Everyone Falls For Me
Chapter 394 - 393: (3 more updates)

Chapter 394: Chapter 393: (3 more updates)

As a result, the number of agents kept increasing, and orders for Liuyue Su also surged.

Now, orders for Liuyue Su were no longer counted by the number of items.

Current orders were directly calculated by weight.

Just the other day, Xu Niannian had a phone call with Xu Erhong.

During this period, Xu Zhiqiang had negotiated with many more cities to become agents.

The entire southern city market had now been completely covered by them.

As for the north, besides Beijing, we haven’t really stepped foot in.

However, this was still enough to make Liuyue Su’s name resound far and wide.

Previously, Xu Niannian entrusted the factory expansion to Xu Erhong.

Xu Erhong was highly efficient, quickly completing the factory expansion.

Most of the land in Qingshan Village had basically been requisitioned by her.

The factory was expanded so much that it employed nearly five hundred workers.

People from the surrounding villages, and even those from the town, all came to work at her factory.

It could be said that she nearly drove the entire economic development of Hongshan Town.

Now, Qingshan Village was even more bustling than the town, with more and more street vendors setting up stalls at the door of the factory.

Xu Niannian now had nearly earned over half a million yuan.

Over half a million yuan during this era could be considered exceedingly wealthy.

And that sum was just what had come into her own hands.

Xu Niannian did not treat Xu Erhong and Xu Zhiqiang unfairly.

As business got better and better, the salaries she gave to them also increased.

Although she did not give Xu Erhong shares in the company, his salary was incredibly high.

Xu Erhong’s monthly salary was now ten thousand yuan—ten thousand in the 1980s had greater purchasing power than two hundred thousand in later times.

Since Xu Niannian gave Xu Erhong so much every month, he talked with Xu Niannian about it extensively.

He insisted that a few hundred yuan would be enough.

When Xu Niannian announced that the salaries for Xu Erhong and Xu Zhiqiang would be ten thousand yuan each, they were shocked upon hearing it over the phone.

Xu Erhong blankly said, "Niannian, are you giving too much?"

Now managing the factory, Xu Erhong knew how much Xu Niannian made a month.

But even if the earnings were high, that was hers; she was the one who opened the factory. In Xu Erhong’s eyes, any amount she took was justified.

On the contrary, he felt he was at most working for someone else.

It was only because of the good fortune of having such a talented niece that he was able to land such a good position.

He never expected that not only would she give him a great position, but she would also pay him such a high salary.

Xu Erhong was no fool.

Although he had never worked in a factory, he was familiar with those who had.

Even the heads of big companies in the county would not have such a high monthly salary.

Hearing Xu Erhong’s surprised voice on the phone, Xu Niannian laughed and said, "Uncle, you deserve this. If you weren’t helping me manage the factory, I could not afford to be so at ease."

"What merits or abilities do your uncle have," sighed Xu Erhong. "There are many out there more capable than me."

"But apart from uncle, I don’t have many people I can trust," Xu Niannian replied to Xu Erhong.

Xu Erhong’s old heart was instantly soothed.

This was his great-niece, look at her, so capable and yet so filial.

Xu Erhong’s eyes became warm.

Even though he had acknowledged Xu Wentian and knew his own father was wealthy, having grown up in hardship, Xu Erhong couldn’t think of himself as a rich second generation.

It all seemed too distant to him.

Xu Erhong was not pretentious. Since his niece was giving him so much, and since she had already said as much, if he refused, his niece Niannian would just find other ways to make him accept.

Thus, Xu Erhong became even more determined and silently vowed to manage the factory well for Xu Niannian.

As the factory’s business grew bigger and bigger, rational management couldn’t always avoid absorbing knowledge.

Gathering talent was one aspect, but managers also had to possess administrative acumen.

Xu Erhong’s educational level wasn’t high, having only completed junior high school.

Xu Zhiqiang’s education was even less to speak of; he hadn’t even finished elementary school.

Such people would inevitably be phased out in future developments.

Especially as the company soared to new heights.

Yes, Xu Niannian had already registered the factory as a company.

To avoid such a scenario, Xu Niannian found experts in this field in Beijing, directly sending them to Nancheng to teach Xu Erhong and Xu Zhiqiang in this area of knowledge.

Since the launch of Liuyue Su sales, there hadn’t been any significant problems.

Only when faced with unsolvable issues would Xu Erhong call Xu Niannian.

In the north, Xu Niannian only developed agents in Beijing.

She wasn’t in a hurry to grow the business in northern cities because she had other plans.

If the distance was too great, transportation costs would rise.

Besides opening cold drink stores, Xu Niannian also planned to build factories and open a company in Beijing.

She planned to establish Beijing as the headquarters.

Jin Yu was quick to act, securing the business license Xu Niannian needed in just three days.

Xu Niannian was intending to sell cold beverages; among her current properties, three were located in particularly bustling areas.

They attracted a high foot traffic.

She planned to open stores at these three locations.

Just as she finished the preparations and was about to start, her busy pace was interrupted.

The interruption wasn’t from anyone else, but from Xu Wentian and Gao Lihong.

Xu Niannian’s grandparents.

Previously, Xu Wentian had mentioned he would pick a day to announce the recovery of his lost wife, children, and grandchildren to all the relatives.

The day was set for this evening.