Isekai No Ochibi-chan wa Kyou mo Nanika wo Tsukuri Dasu - Vol. 1 Ch. 2 - Let's Get Money!

[Romisterie]

I guess, for some reason, making a massive gold nugget is out of the question? I'd simply melt it down and make small pieces to sell slowly (after I got new clothes so I could put on the appropriate act). Using that gift just one time would solve all monetary issues.

Depends on their level of metallurgy considering what she make is pure with no impurities. She will be found out if she did not mix some but not so much as that is another problem.

Also what she imagine might be different from the actual. Fruits and vegetables for example , those are undergone some evolution via selective breeding.

 

[ShinduPK4]

So 1 Riru = 1 Dollar, which is about 120–140 yen? —page 17

150 Riru is about 4000 yen… —page 26

So is 1 Riru 120 yen or is it 25 yen? Because there's a pretty big difference between those two.

 

[asphyxiav2]

So it 1 Riru 120 yen or is it 25 yen? Because there's a pretty big difference between those two.

Page 17 is just her estimation apparently then I guess she recalculated it on page 26 using clothing as base instead of bread.

 

[EchoGirl]

Depends on their level of metallurgy considering what she make is pure with no impurities. She will be found out if she did not mix some but not so much as that is another problem.

Also what she imagine might be different from the actual. Fruits and vegetables for example , those are undergone some evolution via selective breeding.

Lack of property aside maybe they can buy local seeds and Ochibi can summon fertilizer or so lol

 

[Rukja]

soo if they are slum dweller and piss poor, why do they have a house?
also slum dweller not allowing to have a job? what is the sense behind that?

 

[BG9]

People from slums are not allowed to work? How does it even get enforced? One of the main idea about civilization is work and even child labor has only been outlawed in the last 100 years in most part of the world and the abolition of slavery only started when it was no longer as profitable as to just give people the freedom they deserve (I stand by this point. Fight me if you insist that western abolished slavery because they are oh so kindhearted because they clearly didn't and still aren't). Even as a cultural thing, it is a very inefficient society if the rest of the population refuse to not give any work to the less fortunate no matter what.