Auction House Plans

Feng Jun came from a small place, and he had a deep understanding of the order in small places.

Petty crimes like snatching bags on the street were indeed rare in small places, but that was because the cities were small, with fewer transient residents. Sometimes, after snatching a bag, there was nowhere to run, so public security only appeared to be good.

But when it came to vicious crimes, the per capita crime rate in small places might not be lower than in big cities.

When all was said and done, big cities had large populations, concentrated powerful figures, and relatively abundant police resources. Even desperate criminals generally did not want to run wild there.

So Liang Haiqing's suggestion that he not go to the smaller cities below was actually for his own good. Those places really were unsafe.

Feng Jun was not afraid of trouble, but not being afraid did not mean he wanted to cause it. After pondering for a moment, he nodded. "All right, I understand. At worst, I'll sell to other provinces."

"I can help with that," Liang Haiqing said with a smile. "Henglong has many partners across the country. I can introduce some to you... people whose backgrounds we know, relatively reliable ones."

"Know their backgrounds?" Feng Jun glanced at him, smiling without quite smiling.

Liang Haiqing knew what he meant and could not help blushing. "There's nothing I can do to restrain those gold prospectors, but the jade dealers all have businesses and storefronts. They're relatively more dependable."

"That works," Feng Jun said with a nod and a smile. "The more friends you have, the more paths you have."

"That's great." Liang Haiqing's eyes lit up. "I have a colleague in Dragon City with quite an impressive background. Not long ago, he was