Mingzhuo didn't expect that right after the lottery, before he could even tell everyone to keep the amulet carefully after receiving it, someone in the live chat was already clamoring to buy it at a high price.

Some of the quickest movers have already reached a deal.

The other winners were initially just a little happy, after all, it was a talisman drawn by their favorite streamer!

The claim of 100,000 yuan per piece doesn't resonate with most people; they just think the streamer might be exaggerating.

When someone actually made a purchase of 110,000 and another person made a purchase of 200,000, the remaining three were stunned.

Many people are inquiring about prices and raising their bids in private messages; it's almost like they're fighting tooth and nail to get a better deal.

Now even a fool would know that this amulet is really worth the price, it's no joke!

The remaining three firmly refused the buyer's offer to raise the price. Since they knew the amulet was very effective, how could they possibly sell it!

This is a lifesaver!

Li Wenhe glanced at the comments and knew this would be the outcome.

He was just a step too late; when he offered a higher price, the other three refused to sell.

He found the accounts that were being scrambled to buy very familiar; it seemed he had followed them in large numbers during one of Mingzhuo's live streams.

The key point is that this group is even more like the atmosphere-building team than he and Pei Di, and they are extremely supportive, showering Mingzhuo with compliments every time he goes live.

He had a rough idea in his mind; it was probably related to those people in the Xuanmen sect.

This isn't some hype or fan frenzy; people in the Taoist community buy these amulets because they know their value.

Last night, Master Yun asked him about the amulet, and when he heard that it was no longer available, he seemed quite disappointed.

Mingzhuo was about to end her live stream when she decided to invite her apprentices out for crayfish. She had made a good profit that day, so it was worth celebrating.

Suddenly, a viewer in the live chat asked: "[Streamer, aren't all those amulets in your bag? Can you sell them to us?]"

This reminded all the fans, and they all said that even if it wasn't sold directly without a giveaway, they would still buy it!

People with bad luck should be given a chance, after all, they've really never won anything since they were little.

Mingzhuo was taken aback: "You really want to buy it?"

【certainly! 】

[Please, streamer, sell it to me!]

[Hey streamer, I advise you not to be so ungrateful, or else... or else I'll beg you, clinging to your pants leg!]

Mingzhuo: "These are not talismans I drew. They are my apprentice's practice works. Their effect may only be able to ward off some ordinary evil spirits."

[My apprentice's will do too!]

[I want to buy it! I want to buy it! It's practically the same as me buying the streamer's content!]

Just tell me how much it costs.

"Let's set it at 100 yuan a piece for now." Mingzhuo flipped through the stack of practice pieces and realized that his apprentice had made progress recently. Although it wasn't very significant, one could still say that he had amazing talent.

As expected, smart people learn everything quickly. The key is that Li Wenhe is also particularly diligent. This stack has at least twenty sheets that can be used.

"But given time, he will definitely achieve something great," Mingzhuo affirmed.

As for whether these talismans can be sold, she couldn't make that decision; she could only ask Li Wenhe on behalf of the netizens.

Li Wenhe answered the phone and calmly said, "Let's not sell it. After all, it's just a practice piece. How about we hold another giveaway as a fan benefit?"

Mingzhuo thought this was a good idea. "If you draw a lot in the future, you can also sell them in my live stream to meet the occasional needs of some people."

Not everyone can afford a talisman that costs 100,000, but a talisman that costs 100 is still within most people's financial means and offers good value for money.

Li Wenhe is so diligent and productive that he is very suitable for this business.

Li Wenhe: "We'll see."

After hanging up the phone, he subtly covered his ear and found it was a little hot.

——

Mingzhuo drew another prize before ending the live stream. He then happily went downstairs and dragged Li Wenhe to eat crayfish.

Little did they know, tonight's live stream would immediately become a trending topic.

"Amulets priced at 100,000 yuan for just three divinations are being snapped up like crazy"—upon seeing this phrase, many people's first reaction is that it's a scam!

This generation of netizens is full of rebellious spirits; they insist on clicking in to see what kind of amulet it is, whether it's made of gold or something else, and whether it's worth the price.

Then I looked at the screenshot from the live stream, and it turned out to be just a drawing on cinnabar and yellow paper! This is worth 100,000? Are you fans crazy or am I crazy?

Scammers, please don't go too far. While you might not be able to fool ordinary people like us, it's still wrong to scam your followers! Nobody's money grows on trees!

Many people posted online to criticize it, feeling that this trend should not be tolerated.

Capitalists are really shameless; they even buy trending topics to brainwash us. We won't buy into that!

Even though some people clarified that it was not sold to fans, but was just a giveaway, and the company's CEO paid for it.

People then ask, "Did you see the CEO of Lequ (a streaming platform) and get paid?" You believe everything the streamer says? Can't you have some discernment?

This is definitely hype! When the price drops to 80,000 or 50,000 yuan per piece later, many people will think they've gotten a bargain and foolishly rush to buy them.

It's all a scam!

Some marketing accounts that have deep collaborations with certain organizations are like sharks that have smelled blood. They first denigrate certain people for their unscrupulous money-grabbing, and then recommend Chu Xianzi's amulets.

Ten thousand yuan a ticket is really a good deal. After all, Fairy Chu is a genius girl from the Xuanmen sect. She has received praise from Daoist Qinglian and was almost accepted as his closed-door disciple.

Oh, you don't know Master Qinglian? He's the number one Taoist in Xiangshi, a well-known guest of the CEOs of certain wealthy families and corporations, you get it?

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