The History of the Empress of the Shang Dynasty

Chapter 131 Please solve your doubts, son

Smiling slightly, Su Nuo looked around, took a few steps forward, turned his head, and faced everyone.

"Miss Su is right. The way of accounting is not just as simple as calculating numbers. However, the frightening thing is that some accountants don't know that they have been miscalculating all their lives, and miscalculated their profits and losses!"

After Su Nuo said a word, everyone sighed, and those old accountants turned red even more, and they were so angry that they wanted to curse!

"In the way of accounting, we all know that the most important thing is to provide the shopkeeper with the profit and loss figures. But, let me ask, if you treat the loss as a profit and you can't help but be overjoyed, what will be the result in the end?"

Without waiting for everyone to answer, Su Nuo continued:

"It can only be a loss every month, unable to make ends meet, and finally, close the business!"

"As far as the previous ten shops are concerned, from the accounts, only Leshan Dim Sum is at a loss, but from Su Nuo's point of view, there are nine at a loss, and only Jiawang Timber is making a profit!"

After the words were finished, there was an uproar, and everyone opened their mouths in shock.

"How is it possible? This young man is too arrogant!"

"Is he crazy? Those shops are doing so well, how could they be losing money!"

"A loss-making family has turned into a profit-making family. This little boy, his head was eaten by a dog."

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After a moment of silence, the crowd immediately started discussing, and the eyes they looked at Su Nuo were no longer so admiring, full of doubt and disdain.

Su Nuo smiled but said nothing, just looked at the shopkeepers over there.

The brows of several shopkeepers frowned, and their eyes flashed a trace of disbelief. They all looked at Su Nuo on the field, and they happened to meet her eyes.

The young man's eyes were clear, as if he wanted to see through them, making them tense up and unable to utter a word.

"Several shopkeepers, do you feel that the books are profitable every month, but the funds are getting tighter and tighter?"

When Su Nuo asked this question, several shopkeepers were almost horrified: This young man is too powerful, so he found that they are short of funds so soon after looking through the books?

Up to now, they have to believe that this young man is indeed capable. Since he can see that the funds are tight, does he also know the crux of the problem?

"To tell you the truth, our store is indeed facing a shortage of funds. Mr. Chen has also looked for many accountants to look at the account books. They all think that there is nothing wrong with making profits every month. However, the money in Mr. Chen's account is indeed going from bad to worse. With your words, you seem to have seen a savior, can you please clarify your doubts?"

One of the shopkeepers was overjoyed, he thought he had discovered this problem earlier, and it really gave him a headache, but he couldn't find the crux for a long time, and now he unexpectedly met an expert, so he hurriedly asked for advice.

When the other shopkeepers heard this, they also nodded. Naturally, they had already noticed the problem. Even if they didn't encounter any financial problems, they always felt that the actual profit was not as much as shown in the account book.

"Please ask the son to clarify the confusion!"

Several shopkeepers bowed one after another, with an extremely respectful attitude.

The crowd was in an uproar, and the attitudes of these storekeepers really surprised them. Doesn't this indicate that what the little boy said just now that only one company is profitable turned out to be true!

Is this too... miraculous?
So many old accountants can't see the crux, has he seen it in just a moment?

Compared with the reaction of everyone, the reaction of the man in blue on the stage was more intense: the celadon teacup in his hand was put down with a "bang", and his hands seemed to be shaking with excitement.

(End of this chapter)