Scholar's cute wife is a genius doctor

Chapter 252 It's Best to Do Bad Things

Jiang Yi didn't expect this, she nodded, "Have you visited the medicine field?"

"The medicinal materials in the medicine field are growing very well." Luo Cheng already knew the peculiarity of the medicine field. Basically, the medicinal materials suitable for the soil and the climate of the city can grow quickly in a short period of time as long as they are planted, and the quality is good. Only Jiang Yixin entrusted the cornucopia to an outsider, otherwise he would have hired dozens of bodyguards to surround the medicine field with three floors and three floors.

After reading the medicine list, Jiang Yi picked out several kinds of herbs in the medicine field, and said, "Let Mr. Tian collect fifty catties each and send them to the warehouse. The separate room over the warehouse is ready."

She has never had a place to concentrate on making medicine, and she doesn't need to be too secretive. It is inconvenient to transport herbs in the villa, the Jade Medicine Hall is too small, and the warehouse is big, so it is not a problem to come out in a separate place.

"You don't have to worry about my work." Luo Cheng said, "All the things you need are ready. I told the warehouseman that you can go there anytime."

After he finished speaking, he handed over the ledger.

Jade Medicine Hall did not invest in large quantities of medicines. The two signature medicines were almost produced by Jiang Yi, and the medicines cooperated with other pharmaceutical companies were all provided by them, so the accounts were very simple.

Jiang Yi glanced at it and put it down.

Luo Cheng was stunned for a moment, and then said: "You don't take a closer look, you trust me so much?"

Jiang Yi laughed. It wasn't that she trusted him without any grievances, but that she knew everything at a glance and flipped through the entire account at will. Does it take more time?

"By the way, do you know where rough jade is sold?"

"You want to gamble on stones?" Luo Cheng's eyes lit up, and he said eagerly: "Two days ago, a branch of a jade merchant opened to send invitations. It is said that there are many good ones, let's go and have a look."

Jiang Yi gave him a slightly surprised look, "You still play this?"

Ming City is adjacent to Nan Province, a well-known jade producing area. The stone gambling industry is prosperous. Many rich people like to play this game, but the risk is extremely high. The saying that one knife is rich and one knife is poor, one knife is heaven and one knife is hell is not for nothing. Experienced Veteran stone gamblers don't dare to say that it is safe. If a rich second generation like Luo Cheng has no one to bring, it is likely to be a food delivery.

"I'm just looking." Luo Cheng smiled a little embarrassedly. He used to want to gamble on stones to try his luck when he had no money in his pocket. It wasn't cheap either. He had no money and came back in despair.

But who doesn't want to cut out a piece of good jade with a single knife, and earn ten times, or even dozens of times, so no matter how high the risk is, no matter how many people lose their fortunes, there are still people who will jump in one after another.

Jiang Yi didn't say much, she just wanted to find a good piece of jade to trade Bao Yupei, she was not interested in betting on stones, if she wanted to go, she would have to hire a master with discerning eyes to follow her.

She took the business card and left Jade Medicine Hall. On the way back, she found a car following her from Jade Medicine Hall all the way out of the downtown area.

"Master, go to the abandoned factory ahead." She said to the driver.

The taxi soon arrived at the abandoned factory, and Jiang Yi paid to get out of the car and looked around.

This is an old city, many houses have not had time to be demolished, the factory buildings are old, and there is a lot of waste piled up.

Usually no one comes here, and there are half-height buildings all around, desolate and hidden, it is the most suitable place to do bad things.

(End of this chapter)