Chapter 142 Love and Persistence

In fact, if it was just like this, Dean didn't think there was any problem.

After all, strictly speaking, breeders do not have the qualifications to officially open a store.

However, when Paul III said in public that "selective breeding is just an excuse used by some people to hide their special hobbies," it was completely passionate and biased.

It has had a significant impact on many older generation breeders.

Of course, that night, Paul III not only belittled the selective breeding industry, he also opened fire on multiple industries that his father valued very equally.

It caused quite a stir at the time. If the royal family had not later confused the matter on the grounds that Paul III made a drunken gaffe, it would have had an even worse impact.

But even so, it dealt a huge blow to the empire's nascent breeding industry.

After all, how many people can tolerate being regarded as a so-called "person with special interests"?

Therefore, Dean believes that those who can persevere in that situation should be those who have a strong love for selective breeding and a firm belief.

The probability that they will be swayed by external influences is very low. Correspondingly, these people are generally stubborn to the point that people can't even understand them. They will never give in at all to what they insist on.

Dean thought it sounded like this was the case with the siblings' maternal grandfather.

He deduced that the so-called white-bearded villain was probably not the work of Lucy and Ronan, but came from the previous owner of the breeding house, so when selling it, it had to be sold at the price he set. to sell.

"I originally wanted to support the children's business, but when I heard the price, I didn't even dare to go."

Morel also sighed.

In the circle she was familiar with, there were only a handful of people who could spend fifty gold to buy a finger-sized selected monster.

Although it was not impossible, she secretly felt that in comparison, even if these people were willing to spend money to buy Warcraft, they would be more willing to spend their money on Dean's Blue Star Breeding House.

Isn’t it delicious that the devil floating fish can carry people?

Not only is it highly practical, but it’s also cheap and good-looking, and can make that little bearded man sink into the mud.

And others may not know it. As someone who has seen the Nonsense Mirror and the Butterfly with her own eyes, how can she still not know the details of Dean? I'm afraid that any one picked at random from the Blue Star Breeding House would be more useful than that bearded man, and the price would still be within the acceptable range.

Compared with Dean, the two siblings could not produce sufficiently good results, nor did they have the right to lower the price. How could they possibly overtake him in this business?

No matter what Morel thinks, he is not optimistic about it.

"If I had inquired two days later, I'm afraid they wouldn't even be able to open the store!"

Dean felt the same way.

As a breeder, he knows very well how high the daily expenses of supporting a breeding house are.

Especially when there is no income, it is simply a bottomless pit. Just the amount of basic food provided every day to prevent the breeding animals from starving to death is enough to consume a breeding house with a weak foundation until it goes bankrupt.

As for the brother and sister, if they can complete the breeding of new monsters, they will only raise a small number of monsters. According to their business methods, the money Dean gave when he bought the house may not be enough. Too long.

If Morel had inquired two days later, I was afraid that this selective breeding house would really have to withdraw from the stage of District 13.