My old husband who can read minds

Chapter 141 you come and I go
"Hehe..." The translator smiled playfully, as if he was taking advantage and acting like a good boy.

"Five thousand oxen and horses are exchanged for a bare mountain. Your country has the upper hand in this transaction, which shows our respect for His Majesty Qianyuan. Your country does not dare to gamble, is it because it is afraid of losing? They say that Dayong is talented. With so many people, you can’t even get together a few good players to participate in the autumn hunting, right? Or is Dayong’s wealth and prosperity all an illusion, and it can’t even afford a small autumn hunting prize? If word spreads, won’t other countries be shocked? A shame."

"Shameless", the Minister of Rites cursed at the translator, and turned to write to Emperor Qianyuan, "Your Majesty, you must not fall into the Xirong people's trick of provoking generals. Don't let the other party's ambitions succeed."

"Yes, Your Majesty..."

The courtiers below spoke one after another and denounced the Xirong people's shameless behavior.

Emperor Qianyuan raised his hand and pressed it, and said with a smile: "Your country is generous, and I, Dayong, cannot be stingy. That uninhabited mountain is not worth five thousand oxen and horses. If I, Dayong, don't take advantage of you, why not find another place?" . Let’s take Guiyan City as a bonus. If I, Dayong, lose, this place will belong to you, Xirong. If you, Xirong, lose, I will keep five thousand cattle and horses.”

"Your Majesty is still magnanimous. Guiyan City is a famous and prosperous place in the northwest. It produces grain and cloth and has a prosperous population. It is really an advantage for you Xirong..."

The other ministers responded and responded with an expression that said, "Don't take advantage of me and don't know what is good."

Guiyan City used to be a good place, but it was looted by the Xirong people three months ago. The people died and fled. Now there is only a ruin. What's the use of it?

Do the people of Xirong dare to tell the truth in front of Emperor Qianyuan?Of course I don't dare.

Since you Xirong people like to pretend to be deaf and dumb, then just keep pretending.

"Thank you for your generosity, Your Majesty. It's just that a gentleman doesn't take advantage of others. I, Xirong, don't want to take advantage of your country. The uninhabited hilltop designated by my subordinate earlier is fine."

The translator could only smile bravely.

"It doesn't matter. Dayong has a vast land and abundant resources. I can afford to lose, so I will bet with you on Guiyan City."

Emperor Qianyuan smiled boldly and said loudly.

The Xirong translator looked helpless and didn't know how to deal with it for a moment, so he secretly glanced at the second prince Yelu Tianqi.

Yelu Tianqi looked at Governor Yu who was calm and calm beside him, with a questioning look in his eyes.Jiang Chen gave the other party a comforting look, then stepped out of the queue and paid homage: "I pay homage to His Majesty Dayong."

Emperor Qianyuan looked deeply at the man in green in the hall through his crown, "Who is there?"

"Your Majesty, Yu Shen, is a governor under the Second Prince. Regarding the lottery, I have some suggestions. I wonder if you can tell me?"

Emperor Qianyuan waved his hand and said, "Yes, let's talk about it."

Jiang Chen bowed his head and said, "I think that since cattle, horses and land cannot be measured equally, it is better for both parties to barter and estimate and convert according to market value. This is also fair and no one needs to take advantage of the other."

"I wonder what your country would like to exchange for?" Emperor Qianyuan asked.

"I heard that Dayong had discovered something called honeycomb briquettes and coal. After the second prince came to Beijing, he was very interested in seeing it and wanted to take some back as a souvenir. So he exchanged the value of five thousand cattle and horses for these two things. How about being the lucky draw?"

"Shuzi is rampant, dreaming of your spring and autumn dream."

As soon as Jiang Chen finished speaking, the hot-tempered General Zhenyuan began to scold him.

A cow is worth seven or eight taels of silver, a horse is worth tens of taels to tens of taels of silver, five thousand oxen and horses are worth at least 7 taels of silver, and a bucket of coal costs 450 taels. Tens of thousands of stones are needed.

Not to mention that the market value of honeycomb briquettes is only a penny per dollar. Right now, even if they search the whole country, they can't come up with millions of briquettes. Xirong wants to eat "extinct" with nothing.

These two rare things are so rare that the people of Dayong still have many unused ones. How can they be used as a lottery to give Xirong an advantage.

Suddenly, there were curses in the court, but Jiang Chen remained calm and stood up straight.

(End of this chapter)