Chapter 2010 One Million Dollars

  It’s just firewood. She has a caravan, and she can arrange for someone to transport it to a farther place at any time.

   Of course, you can also buy locally.

   The specific choice depends on where the price of firewood is more cost-effective.

   One pool in the bathhouse can wash many people, and the price of the shop is deducted.

  The daily cost is firewood and labor.

  As long as the price is right for a wash, there are still many customers who are willing to visit.

  She took out a blank piece of paper and calculated an account on it.

  The daily expenses are only two or three taels of silver, and a customer is charged about ten yuan for half an hour for a wash, which includes some massage work and snacks.

   There are 100 passengers a day, and the basic income is one tael.

  The number of people in the capital is actually quite a lot, and there are hundreds of thousands of people alone.

  Most of these people are still very rich, and there is no shortage of that little money.

  The price of ten coins is still set for ordinary large bathhouses.

  The real rich charge much more expensive.

  According to the flow of people, it is no problem to have thousands of people a day, then the basic income can be ten taels, which is still a daily income, and thirty taels a month.

  Plus A-class and B-class bathhouses.

  Class A can set up private rooms for three to five people, and they can subscribe for a month for those wealthy guests. The price is 32 taels a private room per month, and the price is probably still cheap.

  The bathhouses of Class B are larger, but they can only accommodate up to 20 people, and the unit price is more expensive. It takes 20 cents and a half an hour.

  Facing guests of different levels.

  The layout here requires a large site, and a special place for parking carriages is prepared at the entrance, and the positions of Class A and Class C are separated, corresponding to the north and south gates.

   Neither affect each other, but also can improve the style.

  Just being a bathhouse is nothing special, so Ye Muyu thought about it for a long time, and decided to ask someone to write a book, and then ask the storyteller to do the storytelling.

  As long as the story is exciting enough, the service is good enough, people with spare money will naturally be willing to relax.

  Finding someone to write a book requires a serious search.

  Ye Muyu arranged for someone to look for it first, and directly asked people to recruit in the bookstore.

   Those who can go to bookstores to buy books must be scholars, and those who can write good stories must be literate.

  Actually, the bookstore usually collects some stories, but in Ye Muyu's view, none of them are very amazing, and they can't have the effect of attracting customers to create momentum.

  So it is better to train a group of book writers by yourself.

  Of course, the content of some of the current books is still too serious, so it is not a popular thing to hear about books now.

   But it also means that she is facing a vacant storytelling market.

  She can not only send people to tell stories, but also sell the contents of the stories.

  For those who are interested, those who can read will definitely not be able to resist buying books. Those who cannot read can only listen to it when they come to the bathhouse to take a bath.

  No matter how she chooses, Ye Muyu will definitely not lose money.

  She took advantage of Zhang Zhonghai and An Dehou's accident to buy a few shops.

  Now it only takes half a year at most to start making money. Of course, if the books sell more, the payback will be faster. After all, books are really expensive these days!

  Even the storybook novels, which one is less than five taels of silver a book.

   This is definitely a good business with huge profits.

   What's more, this time Ye Muyu collected the income from the shop, and she has tens of thousands of taels more in her hands.

  Although it is not a lot, it is enough for her to invest in opening a shop, so she doesn't worry about the early capital turnover.

  (end of this chapter)