Purchasing Furniture

7,500 Low-Grade Spirit Stones equaled 75 Mid-Grade Spirit Stones.

According to their previous agreement,

for the first half-year, Xu Changqing would take sixty percent, while the Sun Clan would take forty percent.

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After half a year, regardless of how business went, Xu Changqing would take seventy percent, while the Sun Clan would take thirty percent.

This was their first settlement, so they divided the proceeds according to their original agreement.

Xu Changqing received 45 Mid-Grade Spirit Stones.

If it had been ten or fewer, Sun Peng could have produced them immediately.

But for such a large sum all at once, his storage pouch did not hold enough. He was somewhat stretched thin.

Seeing this, Xu Changqing said, "Gather them as quickly as possible. I have other matters to attend to."

Sun Peng nodded repeatedly. "All right. Please rest here. I'll be back in no time."

Whether it was the five hundred jin of Supreme-Grade Spirit Rice or the two thousand jin of Fine-Quality Spirit Rice Wine,

he had not touched any of it—or rather, he did not dare to.

Before the accounts had been fully settled, he could not touch so much as a finger to them.

To save time, Sun Peng simply flipped through the window and leaped down.

Amid the astonished gazes of those nearby, he landed and immediately ran into Changqing Wine Shop.

Xu Changqing drank tea as he waited patiently.

About the time it took to drink a cup of tea later, Sun Peng ran out of the wine shop.

Still refusing to take the stairs, he sprang upward and nimbly jumped into the third floor.

Xu Changqing's mouth twitched, and he could not help saying, "Taking the stairs wouldn't delay you by much, would it?"

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