pastoral beggar woman

Chapter 1523 Another matter (2)
Don't forget, Ruyizhuang seems to be on good terms with Situ's family, otherwise General Situ wouldn't have such a magical thing...

Thinking of the emperor's instructions before leaving, Xuan Zihao changed his mind slightly, thinking about the matter of fertilizers, he hadn't finished talking about it yet, although he was anxious, he suppressed his emotions, exhaled softly, and said: "Since there is no problem with the price, then As for where the fertilizer will be used? I heard that Ruyi Village seems to have said something earlier, saying that it is up to you to decide where to send the fertilizer? Is there such a thing? "

When Qin Shuang and Xuan Zihao were negotiating, although Lu Xiong calmly did not intervene to provoke troubles to delay the progress, he frowned several times with dissatisfaction on his face. For example, when Zhou Li blurted out, "Why is it so cheap?" When Qin Shuang asked if it was expensive, Shi Zi actually said it was not expensive, and even said that it was more expensive!Since Qin Shuang tactfully mentioned the low price, he will pay the low price. Isn't Shizi afraid that if the other party becomes greedy, he will change his mind and ask him for the price directly?Isn't this tantamount to giving the other party a chance to raise the price!The prince is out of his mind!
Also, even if the price Qin Shuang gave was very low, it didn't mean they couldn't bargain, right?He originally felt that facing a pariah with no background, the government should pay for the high-quality rice that only court officials can afford, and it is not worth it. It is not too much to say that it is absurd, but The prince didn't know how to strive for as much profit as possible and reduce costs!

What made Lu Xiong most unhappy was Shizi's last point, and it was also the decision of his superiors that he still finds intolerable.

Which onion is Ruyizhuang?What is this woman named Qin Shuang?How dare you say that they have the final say on where the fertilizer is sent?Where will the court be placed, and where will the emperor be placed?Don’t you just don’t know how to get this special fertilizer? You should be content with using chicken feathers as an arrow and getting a lot of high-quality rice to enjoy. You are also trying to participate in the distribution of fertilizers that even the prime minister may not have much decision-making power. ! ?It just doesn't make sense!
If he hadn't just offended the prince not long ago, he would have risen to the table, yelling at Qin Shuang and the few untouchables who were sitting calmly opposite him, with the expression of "it should be so" on their faces, and finally threw them Take them all, beat each of them, and use some lynching, then I'm afraid that they will dare to make any more messy demands! ?

Qin Shuang glanced at Lu Xiong, who remained silent but his face was constantly changing, smiled, and said, "It is indeed true, but before that, I have to confirm how much fertilizer you are going to buy this time. The number here should have been determined before, right? This amount will also affect the distribution. If there are more exchanges, it is natural that the places that are needed in various places can be evenly distributed, but if..." There was a slight pause here, "If you only plan to Buy a small amount as a trial first, and try to distribute most of them to the places that need them most, what do you think of my idea?"

"Very reasonable." Xuan Zihao smiled and nodded in agreement.

In the court, it was very controversial whether the distribution issue should be handed over to a commoner or a restaurant. In the end, the emperor took the case and blocked the mouths of other ministers. Apart from seeking profit, I was worried that entrusting such an important matter to a common people would cause chaos. For example, I don’t know where the common people in the country need food the most and how much they need. It is clear that it is relatively most appropriate for the government to decide where the fertilizer goes.

But now it seems that at least Qin Shuang has considered these issues. If they provide a list of specific prefectures and counties, it may not be impossible to make the most reasonable allocation.

(End of this chapter)