After being forced to raise a tyrannical prince, I was stalked insane

Chapter 49 The fourth family is planning a Hongmen banquet?

After hearing this, Mr. Luo's heart immediately rose to his throat.

Muramasa also put down his chopsticks with a serious face.

I thought to myself, if the old four's family cooks such a sumptuous dish tonight, it must be a Hongmen banquet.

"I've taken care of some of the grain, and it will be delivered tonight."

Luo Qingqing's words stirred up a thousand waves, and Muramasa almost threw the table over in excitement.

"Qingqing, you, what you said is true?"

Luo Qingqing glanced at Muramasa, making him restrain himself a little.

She smiled lightly and nodded: "It's only one thousand catties, so I invited Murozheng to discuss how to arrange the thousand catties of grain and at what price?"

These words made Muramasa calm down instantly.

Yes, the price of grain seeds is not cheap, they cost one tael of silver per catty.

Luo Qingqing might only be half a tael a catty.

Saved half, but still not cheap.

"I don't mind, I'll give everyone grain seeds for free..." Luo Qingqing changed the subject with a smile, which stunned both Murong Zheng and Mr. Luo.

Village is just about to praise Luo Qingqing excitedly.

Luo Qingqing's smile deepened, and the topic changed again: "I've seen too much about Sheng Mien fighting Mi Qiu, let alone a thousand catties of grain."

The village is thinking about it, and immediately promised: "Niece Qingqing, don't worry, I can't guarantee the other places, but in Luojia Village, if anyone dares not to miss you, I will be the first to let him go! Never condone!"

"Uncle Muramasa's words are serious, and I'm not that unreasonable person..."

Luo Qingqing continued with a smile: "I can give this to everyone for free, but there are a few requirements."

The villager hurriedly said: "Say it! No matter what you ask, I will agree to you on behalf of the villagers! If anyone dares not to agree, I will drive him out of Luojia Village! Get rid of the family!"

"It doesn't have to be so serious, I'm still reasonable. Muramasa might as well listen to it first, and then talk to everyone. We can discuss it together, and it's not too late to give me an answer." Luo Qingqing said.

Muramasa nodded immediately.

Luo Qingqing said: "The first point is that everyone has to sign a contract with me one by one. The content is that you take as many grain seeds as you want from me, and agree to plant them all according to my requirements. I will No money will be taken. If anyone who receives the seeds but refuses to cooperate, or changes the farming method without permission, he must pay me three times the price of one tael of silver per catty of grain."

Muramasa listened to the first one, smacked it carefully several times, and was sure there was nothing wrong with it, so he nodded immediately.

He couldn't help asking, "What about the second one?"

"The second rule is that if the harvest per mu exceeds [-] catties this year, the excess will belong to me, that is, the yield per mu will be [-] catties, and the extra catty will be owned by me free of charge. Of course, if the yield per mu is within [-] catties, no matter how much the yield is, it belongs to everyone."

Muramasa agreed to this without thinking, and even felt that niece Qingqing was too kind.

The reason for setting such a high yield per mu is probably to make them feel at ease.

In fact, when the yield per mu was the highest in the Dajing Dynasty, it was only about [-] catties.

A yield of eight hundred catties per mu is simply impossible.

"Is there a third one?" Muramasa asked.

Luo Qingqing smiled and said: "The third and last one is about this matter, no one is allowed to disclose information to the outside world."

She directly put the threat on the bright side: "I'm not afraid of anything, but I still know some friends in Fucheng, but they are from the village... If the matter of buying and selling seeds gets out, no matter what the reason is, this is a severe sentence." I'm afraid I won't be able to get away with serious crimes."

(End of this chapter)