The wife of a woman collecting herbs cannot be bullied

Chapter 374

Shi Chuying's small hands flexibly fiddled with the mechanism lock a few times, and the lock opened with a 'click'. Shi Chuying didn't do it herself, but said to Chu Xu: "Look at it. Five knives Two have already been sent out, the rest I chose for you, and the other two were originally for the guards around you, but how to use it depends on your plan."

Although Shi Chuying planned it that way at the beginning, she didn't send it out directly. After all, only Chu Xu knew what plans and arrangements she had for the people around her, and she would not go beyond the rules to do such a thing.

Chu Xu opened the box and tore off the brocade wrapper that wrapped the precious sword, and was immediately attracted by the precious sword that didn't look luxurious at all.His eyes moved on the sword inch by inch, as if looking at a rare treasure or a peerless beauty, he took a long time to take out one and weighed it in his hand, sighing.

Shi Chuying saw that he had a good eye, which was the same as the one she had chosen, she couldn't help but smiled knowingly, and let him fiddle with it, while she took out a "treasure box" with a mechanism and opened it, slowly counting the banknotes inside and choosing Some treasures came out.

Chu Xu's obsession with weapons is the same as most men. He has been completely immersed in the "love" of precious swords. At this moment, there is almost nothing else that can attract his attention, including those silver notes in front of Shi Chuying.

Shi Chuying took a trip last time and got a lot of banknotes, including the money she got from selling medicines on the black market, and some from robbery from Erlong Mountain, and of course some money from Qi Si'er's two robberies. It was found by the bandits.

Some silver bills here have been laundered by her as much as possible and exchanged for gold and silver ingots. For example, when buying property for the two children, she directly kept the gold and silver ingots that the two children had to pay, and she paid the seller. The banknotes in her hand; but she still has a lot of banknotes on hand, and she has been thinking about how to exchange them for real money, after all, that is the real thing.

She originally wanted Qinghao and Qingai to do this job, but after thinking about it, she thought it was too eye-catching, and it would be better to hide it, so she gave up the idea, and now she has no choice but to do this job by herself.

Seeing that Chu Xu was still 'talking about love' with his precious sword, Shi Chuying counted the silver tickets that the robbers got.

She has a good memory, and she can tell which stacks belong to Qi Si'er and those belong to the guards.After counting the notes one by one, even Shi Chuying was surprised: These bank notes totaled nearly 40 taels, and there were actually several large "flying money" in them!
Shi Chuying knows that there is "flying money" in the Great Chu Kingdom, but it is not as comfortable to use as silver bills. Although they are not used to register, but silver bills can be used as coins instead of copper coins and silver in transactions, "flying money" However, only half of the "flying money notes" of depositors and withdrawal parties can be used to exchange money.

The only advantage is that the maximum denomination of bank notes is limited to 100 taels of silver, while Feiqian is "a lump sum".

This "a sum of money" can be tens of hundreds of taels, or tens of thousands of taels, so, unless it is a merchant who travels for a large business, most people seldom use "flying money".

Shi Chuying looked at the flying money in her hand, which was issued by a relatively famous bank in Dachu. The date was a month or two ago, and it was also half a year or a year ago. It can be seen that the gang of robbers are still fully prepared. of.

Seeing Chu Xu, Shi Chuying's mind became unpredictable...

Well, it's better to plant the blame on Erlongshan.After Shi Chuying made up her mind, she put these large-amount 'flying money' aside, and went to count the silver notes robbed on Erlong Mountain.

(End of this chapter)