Day 51 Login
In the end, Memeko-san bought all three dresses with skill attached. She also paid close to 3 million for all of them.
Until now, I had set the price for all skilled items at 2.5 million yen, but Memeko-san said that the performance of these items was quite good even without the skills.
In addition, the Kero Kira Dress had a high material cost, resulting in the highest price I had ever sold it for, 2,900,000 Kima.
Although I had been thinking that I could raise the price a little more for a product with a skill that was made using soda, I was hesitant to throw that kind of inflation at her suddenly.
But since Memeko-san said so herself, I thought there was no reason to refuse. Ummm…hehehe.
Ah, the sound of money accumulating is echoing in my brain.
Still, Memeko-san is a wealthy person. Is she a top player, too, that she can afford such an expensive purchase?
I tilted my head in wonder, but it seemed she wasn’t.
[Memeko]
It’s because I’m not at the top that I admire them and want to become like them ＞＜
When I was younger, I aspired to be a real-life idol.
I briefly tried my hand at underground idol work, but it was a harsh world, and I saw the reality and limitations of it.
Now I’m doing something completely different.
Remember when you offered a dress with a flash for sale one day?
I was the one who bought it, but since I started going on expeditions as a flash user, my world has changed slightly.
Well, to put it simply, I stand out!
I’ve been featured in diaries and have been receiving some attention, with more in-game interactions and invitations to parties.
I felt like my need for approval was being satisfied
In real life, I’m not even close to being an idol, but with Kimakuma, maybe I have a chance? That’s what I thought (/ω＼)
That’s why I want to buy dresses with cute designs and attractive skills, even if I have to push myself a little too hard~!
Memeko-san said that.
I see. Fashion itself plays a role in satisfying the need for approval to some extent, but it seems that skill also plays a similar role.
In other words, “skill is also a part of fashion.”
In any case, Memeko-san is an ideal customer for me because she appreciates both the design and performance aspects of the product.
Not only that, but she is also willing to pay me a lot of money for it. There is no reason not to sell.
…… No, of course, the kima thing is a bonus, right? The reason my cheeks are loose is that I’m so happy to have met such an excellent customer.
That’s why I got more than 8 million in income at once.
This brings my savings to over 80 million. Hi, I’m Vivia. I’ve been a bit of a cheapskate lately.
The soda is a great way to save money, after all. Keeping this up, I’d like to turn the other two sodas into skilled items.
Now that my production motivation is riding high, I’m going to make my next request.
But I learned something from Memeko-san’s case. It’s not a good idea to be too considerate about what the customer on the other end of the request message wants.
I knew that Memeko-san was a good customer and a nice person, so I tried to communicate with her and ask her what she wanted.
Imagining doing this frequently, it would be a hassle. These things are almost like “custom-made” in the end.
The request box is a simple system to reduce this kind of hassle for both sellers and customers. That is why it is nonsensical to worry about whether one is better than the other in this case.
And since we want to maintain a distant relationship with our customers, I think it’s nonsense to consider the kind of people we want to sell to.
I make what I want to make. And the customers buy what they want to buy.
I have to keep it separate.
Keeping this in mind, I chose one request to make. It said, “Japanese clothes. For men.”
That’s all. That’s all there was to it.
However, it aligns with what I want to create. I was eager to use the kimono recipe I got at the event.
The name of the requester is… [Sasa]?
I feel like I remember them. Was it a regular or something?
…… No, let’s not.
I make what I want to make. And the customers buy what they want to buy.
No need for unnecessary information!
******
[Kimakura Utopia. Talk Room (Unofficial) (Locked)・[Alkalimental] Clan’s Room]
[Woona]
I haven’t seen Memeko-chan at the clan home lately.
She seems to be online
[Jello]
I think she’s addicted to going on expeditions
[Woona]
Eh, after all this time?
After being a production main for quite a long time, here you are throwing yourself into the rough and tumble of the battlefield…
[Sunflower]
If you take expeditions seriously, it makes a big difference where you spend your crystals.
Maybe it’s possible to start all over again, not only changing jobs, but also creating a new character? lol
[Katarina]
If you make a second account, everything will be fine
[Alice]
It’s hard to pay a monthly fee for the second account
[Behind the Shadow]
(´；ω；｀)
[Chizuru]
Wow, I thought you were Kim-chan
[Poiret]
Don’t imitate Kimchi lol
[Behind the Shadow]
Memeko-san has left Alkali
[Wee]
Huh!
[Poiret]
What?
[Jello]
That’s so sudden
[Woona]
Why?!
[Behind the Shadow]
Momo has taken her
She needs money
[Papipo]
Wowwwwww
Did she get caught in a shady loan for money? lol
[Chizuru]
That’s… what kind of deja vu is that?
[Jello]
I guess she got hooked on expeditions and wanted to get stronger equipment
[Behind the Shadow]
In the meantime, she says she is temporarily withdrawing from the clan and will return as soon as she pays back her debt…
[Papipo]
You’re lying lol
[Poiret]
Clan master… that’s it, don’t ever come back
[Behind the Shadow]
Mooooo not just once but twice!!
I won’t forgive you!!
Momotaro Finance is unforgivable!!!!
TFTC.
Poor Memeko, in debt in-game…