Lao Mo continued, "Medium Silver Credits are the salaries of high-ranking officials in the Royal City here."
"Ordinary people have at most seen Small Silver Coins. Medium Silver Credits? They've never even laid eyes on them!"
"There aren't any Medium Silver Credits circulating on the market, either."
"You received a Medium Silver Credit on your first day here, miss. You're truly very lucky!"
"Because this kind of thing is rare and beyond reach!"
After saying that, Lao Mo placed the cashbox in Xia Chujian's hands and said, "Then I'll have to trouble you, miss."
Xia Chujian smiled and nodded, helping Lao Mo collect payments from the side.
There were many people lined up in front of Old Mo's Meat Shop. Normally, Lao Mo handled everything alone, selling meat and collecting money.
His hand was extremely accurate. Whatever amount of meat a customer wanted, he would chop it off directly with his knife. Most of the time, he did not even need a scale; the weight was always exact.
He would then place the chopped meat on a hanging scale to verify the weight before charging accordingly.
Xia Chujian was equally efficient at collecting money. Without any assistance and barely needing to think, she could instinctively write down the amount of money.
The two worked together seamlessly, and the people lined up in front of the meat shop left one after another carrying their meat.
Before long, a man in short work clothes with his shirt hanging open grinned as he handed Xia Chujian a handful of Tin Coins. He then said to Lao Mo, "Lao Mo, give me two jin of grass-fed pork!"
One jin of grass-fed pork cost ten Tin Coins, so two jin cost twenty Tin Coins.
But when Xia Chujian looked at the Tin Coins in her