Juunenme, Kikan wo Akirameta Tenisha wa Imasara Shujinkou ni naru - Vol. 2 Ch. 7 - The Sparkling Potion

[BlackElite]

If the price is higher than normal potions, why rival businessman unhappy? It's not like they are killing the rival's market, instead the twins are building their own market... Well, it's another world and greed is always apparent

 

[tekkenshu7]

Thanks for the new chapter!

Matiko: "Someone's cooking too well"

 

[welcome2atlantis]

Haha most people won't be happy having a business rivals.

 

[a_other_alt]

These twins are an absolute riot

 

[Ezlsnow]

If the price is higher than normal potions, why rival businessman unhappy? It's not like they are killing the rival's market, instead the twins are building their own market... Well, it's another world and greed is always apparent

Somehow the sparkling potions are more effective and pushed the stagnant exploration progress from 8th floor to 9th. Being a city heavily reliant on the dungeon for their economy, Flareteria will wither if said dungeon gets conquered/sealed (and perhaps stops producing monsters for materials). Maybe the Grand Merchant is afraid of losing his gold mine.

 

[BlackElite]

Somehow the sparkling potions are more effective and pushed the stagnant exploration progress from 8th floor to 9th. Being a city heavily reliant on the dungeon for their economy, Flareteria will wither if said dungeon gets conquered/sealed (and perhaps stops producing monsters for materials). Maybe the Grand Merchant is afraid of losing his gold mine.

Next chapter is out, and it's like what u said... Do they not know the danger of dungeon outbreak? This status quo is like playing with fire

 

[ia_zero]

it's refreshing that the one that make innovation in isekai is not the isekai MC but the twins that living there.

 

[electro_neanderthal]

I don't get how a slightly more effective healing potion suddenly lowers the dungeon difficulty when it can't be made/consumed in combat. Healing potions already exist, and can be consumed in combat.

Also, regardless of the reasons to not like a dungeon being conquered, master merchant dude was glaring at them before they did anything. There's no way he hasn't come across enthusiastic would-be merchants in his life, so nothing should have made him so antagonistic towards them... unless he wants some twin slaves/wives?

Whatever....

 

[Maxoball]

You can never trust a man with a monocle and a top hat

 

[orangerain7734]

Wonder if they can apply this method to make soda?

 

[LARGames]

God damn... So they're incredibly sexy and incredibly smart. This guy hit the jackpot!

 

[LeinRa]

I don't get how a slightly more effective healing potion suddenly lowers the dungeon difficulty when it can't be made/consumed in combat. Healing potions already exist, and can be consumed in combat.

Also, regardless of the reasons to not like a dungeon being conquered, master merchant dude was glaring at them before they did anything. There's no way he hasn't come across enthusiastic would-be merchants in his life, so nothing should have made him so antagonistic towards them... unless he wants some twin slaves/wives?

Whatever....

It's a mental thing. Having more effective treatment, even if it's strictly post-battle, makes them worry less about the injuries they would take in their battle. This in turn makes them more brave and enthusiastic in pushing into tougher battles.


More effective potion also means faster recovery, which means less delay inbetween their attempts at battling the dungeon, which will push the general progress rate of clearing the dungeon.