"In plain terms, it means dividing the profits and authority according to a certain ratio of responsibility, similar to partners."
"The West Suburb Spirit Mine is too large. Tens of millions of Spirit Stones is a number so vast it has no edge. Let alone one Mu Family, even three Mu Families could not swallow it all."
"We might as well smash the clay pot until the bottom leaks. While ensuring the Mu Family steadily occupies the majority of the benefits, we should scatter the ownership of the spirit mine and muddy the waters as much as possible."
After his explanation, Mu Liuxi immediately understood.
Right... why didn't I think of that? The problem now isn't fighting the City Lord's Mansion for ownership of the spirit mine, but considering how to swallow this piece of meat steadily.
Just as Lin Heng had said, even if the Mu Family completely occupied the spirit mine, so what?
With tens of millions of Spirit Stones, if the Mu Family alone relied on itself to mine them, they probably would not be able to consume even half in a hundred years.
Mining a spirit mine was absolutely not that easy. It was not something where one could just take digging tools and dig a few times at random. Not only were the mine walls hard, consuming time and effort, but the later process of refining and reprocessing the Spirit Stones also required a great deal of time.
"How exactly should we do it? Will the Zhao Family agree to cooperate?"
"Of course they will cooperate. Extending an olive branch benefits them without harm, so why would they refuse?"
"Give them thirty percent of the profits from the spirit mine already mined. Remember, it is the mined Spirit Stones, not dividing one-third of Spirit Mine