Liu Xinjun was still a little dazed when Li Long turned him down.
To be honest, he had bought some cheap dried mushrooms over the past few days. There had been loose lots as well as small batches of several dozen kilograms.
To put it rather unkindly, the people he had met seemed desperately hungry for money to Liu Xinjun. Although the goods he obtained varied in quality, they would basically sell as long as he paid, and that had given him quite a thrill.
Valuable mushrooms such as morels and black tiger's paw mushrooms usually grew only in particular mountain regions. Morels from the plains differed from those in the mountains and fetched slightly lower prices.
So after "tricking" Huang Lei into leaving, Liu Xinjun had actually bought a batch of goods, but altogether it amounted to about as much as Huang Lei's batch.
He could not accept being outdone by Huang Lei, which was why he had come to Li Long-he knew that finding one large supplier was better than finding ten small ones.
His offer was not high-or rather, he felt he had offered quite a high price. Even for the person with several dozen kilograms of goods the day before yesterday, his highest offer had only been twenty-eight yuan.
It was because Li Long had a purchasing station and could keep buying goods steadily that he had offered a high price, hoping to secure Li Long as a long-term business partner.
He simply had not expected Li Long to find that price too low!
Then how much had Huang Lei offered?
Buyers in Inland China paid forty at most. After shipping costs, all he earned would be compensation for his hard work.
Could Huang Lei have offered thirty-five?
Surely not? After all, when Huang Lei had