197629.
This number, just a hair less than some fisherman's monthly update task, is the final product sales of 'One Roach-Kill' on its launch day.
It's about 10% more than Gu Qunqing expected, which falls within a perfectly normal margin of error.
After all, business models aren't exactly fortune tellers—if they were, everyone would just build a model whenever they ran into trouble.
For example, around eight o'clock that evening, a cockroach enthusiast from Guangdong Province went ahead and bought two thousand units in one go, instantly pushing up the sales numbers.
Later, Xu Yun looked up the buyer's name on Tianyancha, and cross-checked the delivery address.
In the end, he found out that this customer was the owner of a large food factory—obviously driven nearly insane by the little cuties of Guangdong Province.
There were plenty of similar cases, like bulk purchases from companies and so on—special situations that the model just couldn't predict.
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