北京浮生记-simulation game of Beijing life.

Example

A player at '西直门' decides to purchase 10 units of counterfeit cosmetics for 500 yuan each, totaling 5000 yuan. The player then moves to '东直门', where the price for cosmetics has risen to 800 yuan per unit. Selling the 10 units here would yield 8000 yuan, resulting in a 3000 yuan profit.

Scenario

This function is central to the game as it allows players to make strategic decisions based on market conditions. The fluctuation in prices and the risk of random events make buying and selling a critical aspect of gameplay.

Example

At the start of the game, the player owes 5000 yuan to a village chief. Throughout the game, they must balance their income from trading goods with the need to repay this debt. For instance, after making a significant profit, the player might decide to pay back 2000 yuan to reduce the interest burden.

Scenario

This function adds a layer of urgency to the game, as failing to manage the debt can lead to a game over. Players must carefully plan their finances to ensure they can meet repayment deadlines while still having enough cash to continue trading.

Example

While moving between locations, the player might encounter an event such as a market inspection where counterfeit goods are confiscated, leading to a loss of inventory and potential profit.

Scenario

Random events introduce unpredictability, requiring players to adapt their strategies on the fly. This function simulates the challenges of real-life business where unexpected situations can arise at any moment.