According to Chi Yu, the Sunken One Merchant Group was actually desperately short of supplies.
Presumably, the supplies Shattered Island produced, along with the production capacity it displayed, would give them a whole new understanding of him.
At Lin Yuan's words, Wuwei paused, then stepped forward to examine the sheet of paper.
After verifying the handprints on it, Wuwei shrugged.
"All right, then. Negotiating with just you will be more efficient anyway."
"But Zero, my friend, I never expected you to win so much trust from the residents after just a few days here. Is it because you helped build their houses?"
From the edge of the island where the three stood, they could see the recently completed high-rise buildings.
But they could not see much else, so Wuwei and Chi Yu still had no idea what Shattered Island had become.
"Not just that. I also helped them with a few other insignificant little things."
"Haha, I knew I had you right. You're a warmhearted man, Zero." Wuwei had no idea that the "little things" Lin Yuan mentioned meant leading Shattered Island through industrialization. He merely offered a couple of compliments before taking out a list.
"Take a look. Previously, what the residents traded for most were planks and parts for repairing ships, along with various leather garments to wear at sea. We mainly bought the cured meat they made."
"How many planks and parts do you want this time, and how much cured meat will you sell?"
Lin Yuan took the list and glanced through it. He found that most of what the Sunken One Merchant Group offered were basic industrial products, while they bought agricultural products and raw mineral resources.
He set the list aside.
"I personally need a great deal of cured meat, and I've already arranged