"Because of the manufacturing of this new weapon and the matching ammunition, I have completely spent all the working capital that I had spent on upgrading, and I also owe a lot of money to my fellow dwarves." Eugene looked very frustrated when he said this.
“The order I’m taking now is so that after it’s completed, I can sell the factory so that I can pay the severance pay and pay back the money owed to the fellow villagers.”
Extraordinaries often run various businesses in order to obtain more resources to help them advance on the road to extraordinaryness. Especially for extraordinary people with non-combat professions like Ou Ren, the resources obtained from running businesses are even indispensable to him. Therefore,
It's understandable that he seems so frustrated.
I still have a good impression of this dwarf Lawrence who can still think about the workers at this time. After all, the reason why he went to run the factory that was about to go bankrupt a while ago was not only to obtain new financial resources for himself, but also for another important reason.
I just hope to help those workers and make the world a better place.
"So is there any way to save this factory now?" Before Lawrence could ask, Seifer asked him the question he wanted to ask. "I mean, let this factory get rid of the current situation."
A dangerous situation, so that it can operate normally."
"First of all, we need a sum of money to run the factory. Of course, this is not a big problem. After all, with the reputation of my family and myself, it will not be too difficult to borrow the money." After hearing Saifeir ask this question,
, maybe because the recent events have troubled him too much, or maybe because after experiencing so many things tonight, he seems particularly vulnerable when facing his savior. Ou Ren directly told Lawrence and the others about his predicament.
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"The core problem is that my factory really doesn't have any distinctive products." Ou Ren looked very frustrated. "My factory is not large in scale. From the beginning, it could only produce some common products, and now it only produces some common products."
It produces some ammunition and vulnerable parts for certain artillery and firearms. These businesses are about to be lost because the price/performance ratio is not high enough."
"That is to say, you currently lack a competitive product." After listening to Ou Ren's words, Lawrence summed up the biggest problem of this factory in a concise and concise manner. Because there was no common Canter language, Lawrence forcefully used his fists to box.
This word plus product created a word.
"You're right, a top product." Ou Ren immediately understood the flavor of this new word, and at the same time his eyes showed excitement. "Just like a boxer punching, it leaves a strong impression on people."
Very impressed with an excellent product.”
But soon the light in his eyes faded: "Yes, this is very important. But the design and production of an excellent product is not that easy, such as my previous failed product."
"Actually, your idea is right. I think this is indeed a very good direction to work towards." Lawrence patted Ou Ren on the shoulder and said, because Ou Ren's ideas were verified by facts in Lawrence's previous life.
A correct thought.
Not to mention that in this world, extraordinary beings use various magic and extraordinary abilities to cooperate with infantry to achieve very good results on many battlefields. This proves that this idea is also very feasible in this world full of extraordinary power.
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A very important reason why Oren designed such a weapon before was that considering that the overall number of extraordinary beings was still rare, it was impossible to strengthen them into every infantry unit, so he hoped to use weapons that could be replicated and mass-produced industrially.
Machinery was used to replace those extraordinary beings who could not be produced industrially. However, his problem with cost control made his idea a complete failure.
"But what's the use of just having a direction?" Eugene raised his head and looked at Lawrence, "I also seriously thought about how to reduce the cost when making this artillery, but no matter how I designed it, I couldn't reduce the cost by more than 10%."
"That's because you make simple things complicated." Lawrence shook his head helplessly, because in his impression, there was a very simple weapon in the world in his previous life that could solve this kind of problem.
"Am I overcomplicating things?" Eugene's small beetle-like eyes hidden in his beard showed deep doubts. Dwarves and gnomes are very good at designing and manufacturing machinery, but it must be said that they are sometimes too
Being stubborn enough to complicate simple problems in order to achieve a certain goal.
"Actually, this problem can be solved in a very simple way." Lawrence nodded again and confirmed. "I am a military enthusiast. I have imagined many weapons in my spare time, and some of them have been designed in more depth. In
Designed at these prices, I believe there is a weapon that should be able to achieve the effect we want."
After saying that, he summoned the book charm from his space pocket, then took out a pen and paper and began to draw. As more and more traces appeared on the drawing on the ground, the dwarves Ou Ren and Sephiel were both drawn.
Attracted to the past.
"Isn't this a little too simple?" When the pattern was about to be formed, Saifei first looked at the drawing, then looked at the machine in front of her and said with a little doubt. Although she was not very familiar with machines or anything like that.
I understand, but it is obvious that the thing drawn on the Lawrence diagram and the machine in front of me are completely two extremes.
"No, how can I describe this thing with simplicity? This is a genius design!" Ou Ren retorted immediately, and then showed a constipated look on his face. "Why didn't I think in this direction at the time?"
At this point, Eugene suddenly turned around and grabbed Lawrence's arm and asked, "Can you sell me this design? I'm willing to pay as much as I can."
As he spoke, Ou Ren simply took out his space bag from his waist and stuffed it into Lawrence's hand. "I only have this little wealth left, and I will give it all to you now. Of course, I know this is definitely not enough.
, tell me what price you think is appropriate, I’m going to find someone to borrow money now.”
"Don't be so excited yet." Lawrence was startled by Ou Ren's reaction, but he quickly reacted and together with Sephiel stopped the dwarf who seemed a little too excited. "Now is not the time to talk about this.
Let’s build this thing first and then talk about it. But you know I’m not a professional, so I can only make it look like it.”
"This is not an important thing." Shumei had just finished drawing the entire drawing at this time, and Ou Ren said when he bent down to pick up the drawing from the ground. "For me, the idea is the most important, as for the specifics
I promise I can calculate the data in just a few hours. If everything goes well, I should be able to take out the first prototype cannon during breakfast tomorrow morning."
Then he handed the guest room key to Lawrence and asked him and Saphiel to take a rest. He trotted towards the factory with the blueprint.
"You just handed the blueprint to him?" Saifei asked with some confusion. "This is the first time we have met, do you trust him so much?"
"Don't worry." Lawrence said as he watched the dwarves trotting away. "At least most of the dwarves are guys who keep their word and keep their promises. Especially in the fields of machinery and blacksmithing that they are good at. They can't do it.
Plagiarizing other people’s work in this regard.”
"Besides, I've heard of this man." Lawrence lowered his head slightly to look at Saphire, and ended up catching her eye. "I mean, Cog once introduced this dwarf to me. He was very fond of Eugene.
The comment is that Eugene is definitely an honest and good man, but his luck is not very good."
"If you can guarantee this, that's fine." Saphire looked away from Lawrence a little shyly. "I'm just... I'm just worried that your hard work won't get the rewards you deserve."