In the end, the three of them each spent a lot of money to buy 160 pieces of porcelain. Chu Xiao signed a three-year contract with the museum to exhibit the remaining 100 pieces for a fee.

More than one hundred pieces of porcelain were provided to the museum for free for exhibition.

In the past, because Daqian porcelain was scarce, each piece could fetch a high price.

With such a large quantity of porcelain now flooding the market, each item can only be bought for half the price it used to be.

In the end, including the price of the bronze horse, Chu Xiao received a total of 4.8 billion.

He promised Chairman Ma and the curator that he would sell the porcelain to them when the exhibition ended.

They spent too much money at once and need time to recoup their investment.

Chu Xiao wanted to invite Ma Dingdang to dinner, but Ma Dingdang refused.

But for the sake of the antique today, she agreed to go see Zhao Anna with him tomorrow.

Chu Xiao did not insist and saw the group out of the villa.

Chairman Ma and his team drove away in two fully loaded container trucks.

Once they were completely out of sight, Chu Xiao immediately called Zheng Yuanyuan.

She was instructed to pay individual income tax on this income under the company's name, ostensibly for foreign trade.

Good citizens cannot evade taxes, otherwise they will be in trouble sooner or later.

After he finished dealing with these matters, a note from Qin Yuezhao was found in the copper basin.

The note said that the elite cavalry raided the military camp to steal toiletries, but were stopped by Ling Tianen.

She also used a swapping method to get the cavalry to exchange money for grain.

The general's mansion received more than a dozen boxes of gold and silver in one night.

Qin Yue Zhao invited the generals of the Xiaoji Army to dinner, and she could clearly sense that the Xiaoji Army's mentality had changed, and they had become tired of their previous lives.

But after this operation, Liangcheng's food supplies are running low.

She wanted to give Chu Xiao gold and silver, and then exchange them for some grain.

Also, the generator in the city is out of fuel and can't generate electricity. Hopefully, he can buy some more fuel.

Chu Xiao then realized that he hadn't bought diesel and gasoline for Qin Yue Zhao during this period of time.

So he immediately replied to Chu Xiao:

"Okay! I'm home now. Send me the jewelry first, and I'll go buy you food and gasoline later."

As soon as the news spread, countless gold and silver ingots, along with colorful hairpins, jade pendants, and gemstones, poured into the copper basin.

Besides these, there were also many popular calligraphy and paintings, poetry collections, and jade slips.

He doesn't like reading things with words on them, so he organizes them and puts them in a box, covering them with a waterproof cloth.

Then, organize the other items according to their categories and place them in clean wooden boxes.

Although the quantity was not as large as before, Chu Xiao could tell that the quality and materials of this batch of antiques were much better than the last batch.

Sure enough, the cavalrymen were of a higher caliber than the soldiers of Liangcheng.

valuable.

It's incredibly valuable!

So many antiques, we can't sell them all, we simply can't sell them all!

Thinking about it, he quickly called Grandpa Chen at the farm to ask if the farm walls had been painted.

Grandpa Chen is very efficient. In just two days, he found more than a hundred construction workers to help him rebuild and repaint the warehouse, a one-stop service.

The cost of building materials and labor was a full three million.

Chu Xiao didn't know whether to thank him or his ancestor.

However, it will be much more convenient for Qin Yuezhao to buy things once the farm is rebuilt.

He called Mu Zhicheng and asked him to arrange for nearly a thousand miniature cameras to be installed around the farm.

Then connect the host computer to Mu Zhicheng's personal computer so that he can get there immediately if anything happens.

After explaining everything, he carefully wiped the antiques clean and then packed them into boxes according to their type and material.

I drove my pickup truck to the gas station to buy fuel.

When the gas station attendant heard that he wanted to buy ten barrels of gasoline and ten barrels of diesel, she refused to fill them for him no matter what.

“Young man, people usually buy bulk oil in small containers, but you’re not only using 210-liter containers, you’re also buying ten of each. Are you trying to drive up oil prices with your own power or something?”