The Challenge of a Farmhouse Son-in-Law
Chapter 1112 - 1106: Xiguang Residence

Chapter 1112: Chapter 1106: Xiguang Residence

Gu Youyou had originally planned to wait for Jin Zijin to return before unveiling the covering cloth from the exterior of the building for everyone to witness, but as the date for the grand opening had been set several months in advance, she couldn’t whimsically change plans for him, and thus had to proceed as scheduled.

Today, the streets of Beijing were extraordinarily bustling, as everyone had long been curious about this building that had been walled off, and finally, they were going to see it.

To view this grand building, several nearby restaurants were all booked up.

Gu Youyou, wearing her thick winter clothes, wrapped herself up into a round ball, with only her face showing.

Several bosses saw her and even joked that she had put on weight.

Gu Youyou simply smiled without speaking, neither confessing nor denying.

"Xiguang Residence has taken half a year to complete, and at last, we can unveil it for everyone to see. Esteemed bosses, you must be very curious about what this building looks like. Please lift the black cloth covering Xiguang Residence yourselves."

"Alright, then we’ll help ourselves."

Upon hearing Gu Youyou’s invitation, several bosses rolled up their sleeves, eager to give it a try.

With the collective effort of the bosses, the black cloth concealing the building was pulled down from top to bottom, falling in a heap in front of the building, and was quickly cleared away.

At the same time, the grand building that had been hidden for half a year was now laid bare before everyone’s eyes.

For a moment, everyone was stunned.

They had never seen an architectural style like this before, especially those smooth mirror-like surfaces, which were also a novel sight.

The bosses, excited, stepped forward to caress the ’walls’, each one more thrilled than the last.

"This... Doctor Gu, this must be the glazed glass produced by our factory, right?"

Gu Youyou, supported by Xiang Chun, stepped forward and nodded, "Right, this is glazed glass. However, our glazed glass is somewhat different from the traditional kind, so I call it ’glass.’"

"Glass?" Boss Hu exclaimed in admiration, saying, "Right, our glazed glass is more beautiful and easier to produce. It shouldn’t be called glazed glass. Glass is a better name, let’s call it glass."

Gu Youyou clapped her hands, and two workers pushed open the large doors.

Gu Youyou made a welcoming gesture to the bosses, "Esteemed bosses, please go inside and have a look."

The first floor was a showroom where various glass products were displayed, dazzling to the eyes.

They had never seen so many pieces of glazed glass—no, glass. Now without Gu Youyou having to say anything, they were already engrossed in looking around the showroom.

They couldn’t stop praising Gu Youyou. As discerning businessmen, they naturally understood the value of these goods.

They had found the right partner this time. Not to mention how much profit they would make in the future, just looking at this building was proof enough that their silver was well spent.

The commoners outside were craning their necks in hope; they also wanted to come in and see, as just the building’s exterior was sufficiently novel. They wondered what curiosities lay inside.

However, with guards blocking the way, they could only long to enter, managing at most to stretch their necks a bit longer.

The wealthy people in the restaurant across the street, who were watching from private rooms, were now standing up one by one, overcome with excitement.

"Using glazed glass for windows? And such large windows at that? That’s quite the extravagance. Aren’t they afraid of being robbed?" Someone said sardonically.

Another person chuckled, "Didn’t you see who the owner is? Do you really think someone would dare to steal her things?"

Yet another added, "Exactly, and moreover didn’t they say that this glazed glass was made with a new method? The cost isn’t high, ensuring that even ordinary citizens in Beijing can afford to install glass windows. With that being the case, who would risk beheading just to steal someone else’s windows?"