Rebirth in the 80's: The Daily Life of the Villain's Mom

Chapter 513: Smooth Sailing

Jiang Ran was busy inside the house, people would come from time to time.

All the people who came were there to buy Scar Removal Ointment.

Jiang Ran also asked them how they heard about it.

After hearing their answers, she realized that they didn’t all hear about it from Jiang Tongyuan.

A large portion of them were recommended by people who had previously purchased the ointment.

The size and depth of the scars determined how long it would take to completely remove them.

But even if they hadn’t been completely removed, the fading of the scars day by day was noticeable.

This was already a very effective advertisement.

Friends and family witnessed this effect firsthand, and they didn’t need more persuasion; they came by themselves.

As long as one is alive, they have their own social network.

Friends of friends of friends...

When one person bought it and saw the effect, it brought in countless more buyers.

Moreover, the ones who came to buy initially weren’t just random strangers.

So, those few hundred boxes of Scar Removal Ointment that Jiang Ran had, it didn’t seem like much, but after a month, they were sold out.

Even the new ones she made during that month were all sold.

Although she had anticipated this day of booming business, it came much earlier than Jiang Ran had expected.

Everything sold out, she made money, that was certainly a joyful thing.

But what followed was a shortage and stock-out.

There was nothing she could do, as Jiang Ran was now just one person, and she couldn’t handle it all!

When more people came to buy, Jiang Ran could only tell them to wait for a while.

And adopted a preorder system.

No deposit was needed, as long as they were sure they wanted it, they just needed to leave their name and contact information.

Jiang Ran recorded the contact information in order.

Once the Scar Removal Ointment was ready, she would notify them one by one according to this contact list.

After notifying them, they would wait up to three days.

If they didn’t come to buy within three days, then it would move on to the next person.

Jiang Ran wrote these rules on a big red paper and posted it on a wooden board at the main entrance, making it visible to anyone who came by.

Anyway, Jiang Ran didn’t take deposits, so those who really wanted it were willing to leave their contact information to avoid missing out.

For convenience, Jiang Ran also strung a telephone line and installed a phone in the consultation room.

During the day, she mostly stayed in this area, so if anyone needed her, they could just call this number.

This also helped to distinguish between life and work.

Otherwise, if the home phone kept ringing all day, it would disrupt the other family members.

Although Jiang Ran knew her family wouldn’t have any objections to this.

But she couldn’t just ignore it just because they didn’t mind.

Whatever Jiang Ran insisted on, her family generally didn’t have any objections, it was usually whatever Jiang Ran said.

So, the installation of the phone went very smoothly.

Equally smooth was Jiang Ran’s exam.

The exam had already been passed, and she was about to register as a new student.

The school wasn’t far from home, so after familiarizing herself with the route, Jiang Ran decided to cycle to school every day.

It took twenty minutes to get there, and twenty minutes to return.

Although the weather was getting colder, Jiang Ran still didn’t plan to stay in the dormitory.

The dormitory conditions at this time were nothing compared to what they would be in twenty or thirty years.