Cao Zao also said that he wanted to see the Yuandang paper to confirm whether he wanted to buy it. Liu Shidao accompanied him throughout the process, but naturally the business was not concluded in the end.

Cao Zao asked a two-story building in front of him after talking about a lot of things: "Where is the inn?"

"No," Liu Shidao replied, "that's Zhu Xianggong's viewing tower."

Cao Zao said: "I am about to pay my respects to Mr. Zhu."

Liu Shidao said: "Xianggong Zhu is not in the village."

Cao Zao walked towards the two-story building and saw a lobby and a counter inside, but Liu Shidao blocked him from entering or even allowed him to continue walking forward.

Cao Zao had no choice but to give up and leave Jintan Village with a gloomy look.

It's not really an inn, but there are a few rooms that provide accommodation for merchants who buy paper.

There is another store on the side, which is the village's illegal salt shop.

Not only the villagers of Jintan Village come here to buy salt, but also the neighboring villages. Zhu Guoxiang has cooperated with private salt dealers for a long time and has become a private salt retailer.

Cao Zao had enough reasons to be angry, but there was nothing he could do about it.

Zhu Guoxiang, what does this mean?

Compared with Zhu Meng, they were nothing compared to the big witches. Zhu Meng and his son occupied an area of ​​hundreds of thousands of acres and maintained more than a thousand private soldiers. Local officials just pretended not to notice.

Zhu Ming was removed from the editorship, and Zhu Guoxiang was not so favored, but he was registered with the emperor after all.

Cao Zao decided to visit Daming Village again. If it was too outrageous, he would write a letter directly to his Bole, who would forward it to Wang Fu. He impeached Zhu Guoxiang for occupying people's fields, hiding land, and privately amassing people!
Chapter completed!