The male protagonist of Kuaishuang is here again to ask for his name

Chapter 523
He said to Yan Ruyu very seriously: "Looking forward to something like a pie from the sky is no different from dreaming after all!"

Yan Ruyu looked at the stone the size of a baby's head in his hand, and smiled.

The man said seriously: "I am the company's purchaser. This trip is just to accompany the company's connoisseurs to purchase raw materials. If it were me, I would definitely not put the future in such an illusory place!"

He spoke seriously, and Yan Ruyu listened carefully, and after he finished speaking, Yan Ruyu asked: "Then, sir, if my stones produce emeralds later, do you want to buy them?"

The connoisseurs he just pointed to were sitting on the side of the road smoking, their eyes constantly scanning back and forth at the stone interpreter. If they guessed correctly, they should be waiting for someone to extract the jade.

For jade companies, raw materials are very important. In addition to regular purchases of jade that have been mined, they will occasionally take experienced buyers to try their luck at this kind of stone gambling stall.

The investment is not high, the risk is not big, if you lose, you will not hurt your bones, but if you win, it will be a windfall. As long as you can keep it, you are not afraid of accidents.

What's more, they also have the opportunity to buy better and more jade at a lower price than raw material suppliers when dissolving stones.

However, to be honest, there are very few opportunities to buy jadeite at this kind of stall that is almost full of waste. They have been here for a whole day, and they only collected a few pieces of bean jadeite with a very average water head. .

It was too late, and it was boring to wait. Several people studied for five or six hours, and finally determined that the probability of the raw material in the buyer's hand being green was higher than 50.00%.

The buyer said his name was Saul, "We have strict regulations, and we are only allowed to buy one piece of rough stone that does not exceed five thousand dollars a week!"

Yan Ruyu could feel the kindness of this person, so she didn't refute anything from the beginning to the end, and accidentally recovered, she had already arrived at Sol.

The person behind Yan Ruyu asked fiercely: "Do you understand it? If you don't understand it, get out of the way and replace me!"

Sol held the stone and sent it to the machine for understanding the stone. One of their appraisers came and picked up the pen next to him and scratched a few times on the stone.

Although he didn't want a little girl like Yan Ruyu to gamble with stones, Sol still explained patiently when he saw the curiosity in her eyes.

"Experienced appraisers can judge from the moss and texture on the surface of the stone to determine where there is no jade, so you can cut a piece like this first, and slowly grind the rest where it feels like the jade is coming. "

After the words fell, Jieshi over there had already reached the next step.

The running machine scraped the stone skin and splashed a pile of gravel.

Yan Ruyu couldn't help but wanted to back away, but found that the people around her didn't dodge, but stretched their necks even more to look again.

After wiping for a while, the stone interpreter scooped up a ladle of water from the nearby basin and poured it on the area just wiped.

Stones are still exposed where they have been washed by water.

The stone interpreter seems to have gotten used to this kind of situation for a long time. He waved his hands and continued. After rubbing for about 10 minutes, the appraiser who just marked the line said softly: "It's almost..."

Sure enough, at the next moment, the stone interpreter poured a ladle of water on it, and there were exclamations from around: "Out, it's green!!"

Even if it's not their own, if they can see reliable jade coming out of their shells in this kind of place, they also feel that they have seen hope. Those people's stones can produce emeralds, so theirs must be able to!

Saul shook his head and said to the interpreter, "Go on."

(End of this chapter)