After hearing Huangfu Wuxia's words, Feng Jun blinked, then laughed. "If I let you monopolize it, then my profits... don't seem very well protected."
"I won't cheat you. You'll learn the details of the deal sooner or later," Huangfu Wuxia replied dismissively. She was very confident in her future operations. "What you need to consider now is... secrecy!"
"Secrecy is a major matter. That goes for me, and it goes for you as well... Only by guaranteeing exclusive operations can the other side tolerate small-scale transactions. Otherwise, no one could stand conducting cross-plane trade for just tens of thousands of taels of gold."
Feng Jun took those words to heart, because she was indeed making sense—after all, not just anyone possessed a Stone Ring that allowed them to travel freely between planes. If the volume of cross-plane trade was too small, it would be difficult even to recover the costs.
Just look at the ocean-going freighters on Blue Star. There were vessels carrying one hundred thousand, two hundred thousand, even three hundred thousand tons. Why were there no one-thousand-ton ships?
Still, he was rather curious. "Why did you take on such a small order? You clearly hung up on me just now."
Huangfu Wuxia's face reddened. She glared at him. "I had nothing better to do. Is that not allowed?"
"Haha," Feng Jun laughed loudly, looking up at the sky. He knew it was inappropriate to ask any further, but he could not help feeling suspicious. Could this woman be trying to use this opportunity to investigate my background?
It was not that he was being overly suspicious. Chairman Huangfu had quite a few questionable deeds in her past, so he had to stay on guard.
Could Chairman Huangfu perhaps have taken a liking to him? Feng Jun felt that