Shuang Daqin Comparison, No Comparison, No Harm

The wine sellers who came from behind were all watching. Among them, there were a few counterfeit wine sellers. After seeing it, they immediately went back home. How dare they play these small things again.

This can be said to be an example of Li Xin's killing chickens and monkeys. After the news got out, no common people would dare to sell fake wine.

After all, once the fake wine is sold, the army will not accept their wine again, and they have already bought the container yesterday, if it is not useful, it will be a big loss.

After this incident, the process of buying wine that day was very smooth, and Li Xin never met anyone who sold fake wine~or watered-down wine.

Zhao Ze came to watch at noon.

Seeing a crowd of people gathered in front of him, Zhao Ze asked Li Xin on the side how much wine he received today!"

Li Xin came out of it just now, holding a bill in his hand: "I probably received nearly two hundred catties of wine, but are you sure you can buy it, Prince?"

The wines in front of me are divided according to the first, middle and high-grade wines per catty. If the four taels of silver per catty, eight taels of silver per catty for medium, and twelve taels of silver per catty for Gordon, the two hundred catties of wine would be It cost almost two thousand taels of silver.

And it took less than half a day, and after the local people became proficient in wine-making skills, the daily output would probably be close to a thousand catties, and Zhao Ze obviously meant to keep buying. , At least a few million taels of silver will be spent.

If you can’t sell it, you may lose money, especially Zhao Ze is still using the bank that he built with his own pocket in the army. The army has to spend it every day. If there is no money, the bank will run out of money sooner or later. .

Knowing his worry, Zhao Ze smiled and said: "What are you afraid of? If you really have no money, you can go to the emperor. What are you afraid of!"

This time the Qin army attacked the Guishuang army and the imperial court only sowed 10 million taels, but the grain and grass were generously given, but 10 million taels was not enough for the army. Lan got 20 million taels in his hands, so the army will not be so tight now.

But Zhao Ze just said casually, he certainly didn't buy these wines for storage.

As for Xianyang, if they really wanted to ask Ying Zheng for money, it would be troublesome.

One is to explain the situation in a letter, but Yingzheng's consent is required, and the third is to review, and I don't know when it will be sent.

Li Xin didn't understand these things, but he completely believed Zhao Ze's words and felt relieved.

Nuo Erliang was in a hurry and wanted to persuade Zhao Ze, but as a subordinate, he knew that what he had to do at this time was to obey Zhao Ze's order.

Zhao Ze made sure that the people in the city had learned to produce, and immediately contacted Lin Zhizhou in Xianyang and his friends by flying pigeons to pass on letters.

Here, after receiving the news from Zhao Ze, Lin Zhizhou immediately acted as a subordinate of "Zhao Zhe".

Zhao Ze had his own merchants in Xianyang in the early days, and there were also cooperative bosses and shopkeepers under him, many of whom opened restaurants.

Some even run brothels.

After all, Xianyang is prosperous, and there are too many people doing restaurant and brothel business.

As long as you know that he has low-priced, high-quality wine here, you will not worry about no one buying it.

But if the news got out, Lin Zhizhou was about to make a trip.

Lin Zhizhou's first choice is Zhao Ze's underground Bawangji, which is a brothel.

It is also the second largest brothel in Xianyang City, and there are nearly two hundred singers and girls under it.

There are nearly several million taels of running water alone every day, which belongs to the largest industry under Zhao Ze.

As soon as Lin Zhizhou arrived at Bawangji, the treasurer Hu Guangquan came out to greet him.

"Master Zhizhou, why are you here?" Hu Guangquan led him in and asked, "Why didn't Mr. Zhao come?"

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Most of Zhao Ze brought Lin Zhizhou with him when he came here before, but in Kinyu he was the only one.

Lin Zhizhou directly took out the seal that Zhao Ze gave him.

This seal is used by Zhao Ze to stamp the bills handed in. Generally, stamping means that the bills are OK.

So all the shopkeepers of his underground merchants knew each other.

Seeing this seal was like seeing Zhao Ze himself, Hu Guangquan immediately took Lin Zhizhou in.

As soon as he sat down, he asked Xiaoer to serve tea.

Then he went to the opposite side of Lin Zhizhou, "Master Zhizhou, what happened to Mr. Zhao? Why don't you come here in person."

In the past, Zhao Ze would come here in person even when he was busy, and the frequency of coming here was about once a month.

Therefore, the number of bills that need to be audited each time is more than tens of millions. He comes here in person for such large bills, so as not to make mistakes when getting them.

The shopkeeper still doesn't know that "Zhao Zhe" is the eldest son of the current emperor, so Lin Zhizhou naturally wouldn't reveal it to him. He just said: "Young master is doing business in Jinzhou now, and he can't come back, so let me come and tell you in a few days There will be a large amount of wine shipped back to Xianyang, and then you will accept the wine in the name of purchase."

The shopkeeper just agreed, after all, this is Zhao Ze's shop, and he agreed to deal with the shopkeeper in this way.

It's just that he asked a little curiously: "Young master, why do you want me to just ship it back in the name of buying it? There are still many empty spaces in the backyard, so you can put it where you want.

Lin Zhizhou didn't know about Hedan's situation either, so he could only say: "This is Mr. Zhao's consciousness, we just do it, don't ask why."

The shopkeeper realized that he had said something wrong, and quickly said: "Then just ship the things over, and I will make a towel for the account book."