The 100th Regression of the Max-Level Player - RMLP Chapter 75: The Shareholders' Meeting (Part 2)

A few days later.

As midnight approached, Ryu Min opened the shop window as if he had been waiting.

★Today’s Item★

[Wanderer’s Tattered Cloak]

– Category: Armor

– Grade: Epic

– Defense: 1

– Effects: Attack Speed +30%, Movement Speed +30%

– Durability: 1,000/1,000

– Usage Restriction: Regular Grade or higher

– Description: A dirty, torn cloak that can’t perform its original function, but it has its advantages.

<Purchase Price: 20,000 Gold>

<Remaining Sale Time: 23:59:59>

The awaited Epic item had finally appeared.

“The defense is garbage, but it’s an item with significantly higher attack and movement speeds.”

The price was a whopping 20,000 Gold.

It might seem steep to other players, but Ryu Min had no qualms about it.

“An Epic item for 20,000 Gold… That’s amazing.”

For Ryu Min, who was swimming in money, it didn’t make a dent.

“Until a social market is established, I have to rely on shop items like this.”

Once the business thrived and item trading became more active, the need for this shop would diminish.

He could get everything he needed from the e-market.

“At that time, I can combine as many Unique or higher-grade items as I want.”

In the shop, they didn’t offer anything beyond Epic items.

For anything better, crafting was the way to go, but discovering the right recipe was no walk in the park.

“But hey, I’ve got most of those crafting recipes memorized.”

This was because Ryu Min had meticulously checked all the [Patterns] items containing crafting recipes, over numerous regressions.

“If it weren’t for these Patterns, there would be no way for me to know all the crafting methods.”

Patterns were simple info items containing instructions on creating specific items.

“Now, since they don’t have those Patterns, People will have to experiment with various combinations to figure things out…”

Later, as the existence of Patterns becomes public knowledge, more people will embark on the hunt for them.

Because experimenting randomly to unearth crafting methods had its limitations.

“Furthermore, certain Patterns are traded for exorbitant prices, even if they only contain crafting methods.”

Imagine getting your hands on crafting methods for God-tier items, usually out of reach by conventional means. Would you not buy them, even if it cost a fortune?

“Plus, having information means you can sell it to others for a pretty penny.”

That’s how valuable crafting info was.

“But for someone like me who already has this information, items like Patterns are utterly unnecessary.”

Going by that logic, Ryu Min’s information was worth an immeasurable sum in terms of money.

“The plan is to create God-tier items before Round 11.”

Smirking, Ryu Min settled onto her bed.

Not because he was just sleepy – there was an interim shareholders’ meeting scheduled at 10 a.m.

As the top shareholder and ultimate authority, he couldn’t afford to miss it.

Ryu Min closed his eyes early.

The murmurs gradually died down.

* * *

The room buzzed with anticipation as many people gathered for the shareholders’ meeting.

These were all shareholders who had invested in Cheonma Consulting.

“Please take these documents and fill in your seats from the front.”

At the entrance, An Sang-cheol handed out simple brochures to the arriving shareholders.

These brochures contained information about the company’s management policies, performance data, operating profits, and more.

The shareholders who entered quickly glanced at the brochures before setting them aside and focusing on the stage.

They were already informed about today’s agenda through the notice of convocation, so there was no need to read the brochures.

‘They must be joking, right? They want to change the industry and the company name?’

‘What is the CEO doing?’

‘Let’s hear what they’re saying first.’

The shareholders were anxiously awaiting the appearance of the CEO.

If the CEO made unacceptable statements, they planned to withdraw their investments as soon as they left the shareholders’ meeting.

As time passed, more people gathered, and the expected 10 a.m. arrived.

When the time came, Ma Kyung-rok, dressed neatly in a suit, stepped onto the stage.

“Hello, ladies and gentlemen, our shareholders. I am Ma Kyung-rok, the CEO of Cheonma Consulting chairman.”

There was no applause at this point, which was unusual.

It seemed like they were withholding it, waiting for something more.

Smiling as if he anticipated this reaction, Ma Kyung-rok quickly got to the point.

“The reason we have convened this interim shareholders’ meeting today, as you all know, is to address a matter of great importance.”

The room was silent.

The chill in the air was palpable.

“It may be sudden, but we, as a company, intend to change our industry, along with our company name.”

And boom.

They finally heard it directly from the CEO’s mouth himself.

Sighs were heard from various places.

It was a natural reaction.

Investors who had put their money into Cheonma Consulting because of the company’s vision were now being told that the company was taking a completely different path.

Naturally, the shareholders found it bewildering and absurd.

“We were doing so well, and now you’re suddenly making some strange changes?”

“What do you mean by changing the industry? Is this a game to you?”

“Just keep doing consulting like you’re doing now!”

“Alright, folks, calm down.”

Some impatient shareholders began to create a commotion, but Ma Kyung-rok didn’t lose his smile.

“First, with regard to changing our industry, I’d like our largest shareholder, who now holds 51% of the company and has acquired the top management rights, to speak. Mr major shareholder, can you join us?”

At Ma Kyung-rok’s call, one person stepped up to the stage.

“Hello, everyone. I’m Ryu Min, and I’ve recently become the major shareholder of Cheonma Consulting.”

As the shareholders looked at Ryu Min, they were collectively astonished.

A young man, who couldn’t have been more than twenty, was now asserting himself as the top executive of the company.

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