The money-making idea that Gu Shaozheng had come up with in a stroke of genius was simple. His family now had an abundance of jade, so when Xiao Man had free time, she could create some low-level peace charms and Amulets, and Gu Shaozheng would be in charge of selling them.
In the past two years, so-called consecrated peace charms from Hong Kong and Macau had become a trend. A mix of real and fake, they were deliberately shrouded in mystery and priced exorbitantly. The wealthy were falling over themselves to buy them, though many reported that wearing one did nothing; they felt no effect. If people knew that Xiao Man's Jade Talismans not only attracted good fortune and warded off evil, but could also gradually eliminate latent diseases and restore health, they wouldn't just sell for one hundred thousand yuan each—people would pay a million, or even ten million!
Gu Shaozheng planned to run this business under the guise that the talismans were consecrated by an enlightened monk.
