The next day, after Li Yao finished breakfast, she checked her progress and felt that her search efficiency was too low. Moreover, she still needed to collect meals from various places, so she asked the system to help her. The system arranged reasonable meal collection times for all her restaurants and reminded her when the time came. At the same time, the system searched for large seafood warehouses/markets or fishing boats abroad so that she could collect seafood herself.
The system found the fish market in the capital of Australia, which is currently the second largest seafood market in the world. Li Yao woke up at 7 a.m. because she was so excited about the harvest yesterday that she wanted to start work early. The seafood market was open at 10 a.m., and Li Yao was worried that the seafood might not be very fresh, so she asked the system to check.
The docks start receiving seafood around 5 a.m. every day, and the market opens at 7 a.m. Li Yao asked Da Zhuang to wake her up at 2 a.m. tomorrow to collect the seafood. After marking this spot, she started choosing the next target.
Seafood markets in Phuket, such as Rawai, Lundun, Moroko, Semporna, Al-Ilan, and Agendin, all start shipping their produce around 4 a.m.
Li Yao had the system calculate the time difference, mark each location, and remind her to go to the seafood market at the appointed time.
At 9 a.m., Li Yao went to the office building to collect the various vegetables she had ordered yesterday and the breakfasts that were being delivered. The breakfasts were packed in styrofoam boxes, and the vegetables were also packed in styrofoam boxes or large sacks.
Because Li Yao paid a lot of money, the workers who unloaded the truck were originally from the vegetable market and had been arranged in advance. They saw that there was a lot of breakfast, so they helped unload it. After the last worker left, Li Yao directly had the system locate the entire underground parking lot and collect everything.
Then Li Yao went to first-tier coastal cities to collect breakfast, lunch, and banquets. Finally, Li Yao got tired of standing, so she simply sat on the sofa, opened the [Teleportation Door], and without going out, remotely used [Spatial Conversion] to reach out and touch the things she wanted to collect, and then let the system collect them all.
While packing up, Li Yao went to the seafood markets of Morogo and Ai Erlan around 10 o'clock. These seafood markets were not far from the dock. Seeing the crowds coming and going at the dock, Li Yao did not use the teleportation portal. Instead, she used [Spatial Conversion] to collect the entire dock, the fishing boats docked there, and the seafood markets into her space and settled these people on an open ground to the side.
Li Yao didn't linger after taking the goods. She knew that tomorrow's news would probably be "Moroco and Ai Erlan Seafood Market mysteriously disappears...", but Li Yao didn't care. It was almost the end of the world, so WHO care.
After collecting the meals in the afternoon, Li Yao had the system search for some internationally renowned outdoor brands, intending to "buy directly from the manufacturer." She planned to buy domestic brands online in the future.
These include ARC' TERYX, MAMMUT, Norrona, HAGLOFS, PATAGONIA, MARMOT, Mountain Hardwear, KLATTERMUSEN, Black DIAMOND, and Fjallraven.
Li Yao located the overseas production lines of these manufacturers and went directly to their warehouses. When she received the goods, she collected them all together, including the production rooms and warehouses. The system automatically categorized them according to the brand logos, and Li Yao took a final look.
This includes men's and women's cotton-padded jackets, down jackets, ski suits, hardshells, softshells, fleece, windbreakers, T-shirts, polo shirts, trousers, shoes, backpacks, accessories, and dresses. All of these are outdoor clothing, so they are lightweight, quick-drying, and breathable.
Thicker jackets are moisture-wicking, close-fitting, and warm; overcoats are waterproof, windproof, and durable; shoes offer better comfort and support than regular shoes; these brands' outdoor gear is highly professional; and most importantly, it's a great way to snag bargains. I've collected millions of pieces of clothing alone.
After buying outdoor clothes, Li Yao took advantage of the time while waiting to receive lunch and dinner to buy a batch of clothes online, mainly everyday clothes.
We offer pure cotton short-sleeved/long-sleeved T-shirts, hooded sweatshirts, stand-up collar sweatshirts, thick fleece sweatshirts, thin sweatshirts, athletic pants, wide-leg pants, tapered pants, and fleece-lined pants.
Cotton thermal underwear, fleece-lined leggings, pencil jeans, straight-leg jeans, wide-leg jeans, athletic shorts, denim shorts.
Sports sets are available in four styles for spring, summer, autumn, and winter: thin/thick down jackets, thin/thick sweaters, heat-generating outerwear, pure cotton long socks, wool socks, pure cotton underwear, and disposable underwear.
Li Yao bought these in bulk for great value. She had Alibaba's system find some good quality manufacturers directly on their website and bought them wholesale from them.
This website is actually a sourcing site for many Taobao merchants. It's all factory direct sales. Li Yao wholesaled 100,000 pieces of each category. These clothes, which don't care about brand names, are actually very cheap from the factory at wholesale prices. Except for down jackets and sweaters, which are over 300 yuan, the rest are around 100 to 200 yuan. The highest quality wool socks are only 1.5 yuan per pair when bought in batches of 100,000. So Li Yao spent more than 30 million yuan on clothes in total.
This website is so comprehensive that Li Yao wanted to buy everything she saw. She didn't really care about the money; once she ran out, she could just go to a foreign bank and buy things for free. Paper money would be worthless in the future, even considered too fragile to burn in a fire, so Li Yao planned to buy whatever she wanted, ordering in advance and letting the courier deliver. It would take some time for the goods to arrive.
Around noon, while packing up lunch, Li Yao quickly went to the seafood market in London. With an eight-hour time difference, she finished packing at one market, leaving a crowd of bewildered foreigners behind, and then continued packing lunch while sitting on a sofa. This batch mainly consisted of king crab, lobster, and other sea fish. There were hundreds of stalls, totaling over 620 tons of seafood.
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