While Quan Ying and Yuan Xing discussed the details, Quan Yi, led by Yuan Fei, began touring the inside of the blacksmith shop.
The shop's main hall was hung with all kinds of weapons and armor.
Of course, there were also farming tools in a few corners, but their number was far from comparable to the weapons and armor.
In a big city, weapons and armor were in greater demand than farming tools, so they sold better.
Quan Yi moved closer and carefully examined the quality of these iron goods.
Quan Yi knew nothing about forging, but the Quan Family's Basement hid a great many weapons and suits of armor.
Comparing the two, the difference in quality was not great, but they still could not match the weapons in the Basement.
But that was because the Quan Family used extremely precious materials, while the iron goods from the Yuan Family Blacksmith Shop used ordinary-quality materials.
From this, it was clear that in terms of skill, Blacksmith Yuan was superior.
Then Quan Yi glanced at the price list.
Quan Yi sighed—not because it was too expensive, but because it was too cheap.
Weapons of this quality should originally have deserved a higher price, but this price was basically only charging cost.
According to the investigation, the Yuan Family stipulated that they would only take a thirty percent profit over cost.
It was a simple, straightforward way of thinking.
However, by adhering to the principle of honest business, the Yuan Family Blacksmith Shop had once built up a decent reputation.
But as he grew older, Blacksmith Yuan's craftsmanship kept improving, and the quality of his weapons kept rising as well. Ordinary materials bloomed with a different brilliance in his hands.
Under these circumstances, Blacksmith Yuan should have raised his prices, but he