After Wang Suiyun finished speaking, Mr. Zhao said, "Manager Wang, our General's Mansion recently wanted to purchase a batch of horses, but we haven't been able to find a suitable seller. This time, we happened to come across the opportunity to learn that Penglai County has so many horses. It's just a pity that we don't know anyone in Magistrate Xu's household. We'll have to trouble Manager Wang to help us make some contact."
Wang Suiyun's plan was being implemented step by step. He calmly said, "This matter involves a wide range of people, and it's not appropriate for a businessman like me to get involved."
Mr. Zhao smiled and said, "Manager Wang, we're just doing business, it's all fair trade. After the deal is done, I definitely won't treat you unfairly."
Wang Suiyun feigned a troubled expression. After Mr. Zhao, the shopkeeper, and the manager took turns trying to persuade him, he gritted his teeth and said, "You have all stayed in this desolate place for many years to protect your home and country. You are all citizens of Daliang. Helping you is my way of contributing to Daliang."
The matter was settled, and the General's Mansion quickly raised the silver notes. Mr. Zhao personally led his men to Dengzhou with Wang Suiyun.
Xu Di had already received the letter from Wang Suiyun. He led his men to thoroughly wash the horses at the horse farm, making sure that every horse looked spirited. In Xu Di's eyes, these were no longer just horses, but piles of silver, the coastal defense construction of the entire Dengzhou region, and the start-up capital for the people of Penglai and even Dengzhou Prefecture to get rich.
After finishing his work at the temporary horse farm, Xu Di went to the seedling nursery he had set up. The fruit trees that had been propagated were already quite impressive, swaying gently in the still-hot breeze. Xu Di lingered among them, as if he could smell the enticing aroma of the fruit.
After finishing all this, Xu Di returned to the back office, washed up briefly, went to his study, took out the atlas, and slowly began to look through it.
He was curious about how General Wang's men would transport the horses back after buying them from him. They weren't just stationary objects; they would attract a lot of attention even when they were on the road.
Looking at the simply drawn route, Xu Di sighed, put down the atlas, and began to think about his wife and children, especially his two kids. At this age, children change almost every day, and he wondered what they would look like when he saw them again.
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