Looking at the cassette tape, Yang Yajing came up with a new way to make money.

For the mung bean paste business, Sylvia Chang really gave her half of her earnings, netting her 370 yuan. This could be the seed money for her next plan.

As for how to make money... well, by selling pirated cassette tapes at schools!

A dual cassette recorder costs 80 yuan, original Little Tigers cassettes sell for 12 yuan on the market, and a blank cassette only costs 2.7 yuan. Selling it for 5 yuan yields a net profit of 2.3 yuan...

If we sell 100 boxes... wouldn't that be another 230 yuan?

But if she can have a tape recorder, so can everyone else! How can she make a profit without having her work copied?

Fortunately, this album, "A Date with the Stars," was only released in Hong Kong in September 1990. It had not yet been released in Jincheng and would not appear on the market until late spring.

"So that means..." Yang Yajing muttered to herself in her room, "I can start pre-selling as soon as school starts, collect deposits first, and then sell them all at once once I've collected enough?"

Yang Yajing is probably terrified of poverty in her previous life, and in this life, all she can think about is how to make money as soon as possible.

She remembered that in her previous life, she originally wanted to major in finance in college, but her father's unexpected death forced her to give up this trendy career and choose the stable management major instead.

She has always had a good business sense, but unfortunately she lacks initial capital; having brains alone is not enough to put them into practice.

Therefore, in this life, she is determined to make a name for herself in the field of finance!

After making this decision, Yang Yajing covered herself with the quilt and fell asleep peacefully.