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n“When has mother Qian ever let you down?” Mother Qian rolled her eyes at him.

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n“I promised to find you a good one in these two days. Why Would I Lie to You?”

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n“You’re really not lying to me?” Suspicious, Squire Zhou asked.

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n“As long as the money is in place, anything can be discussed.” Mother Qian said.

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n“Money is not a problem. I lack everything except money.” Squire Zhou was full of confidence.

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n“I like you.” Nanny Qian smiled and patted him on the chest.

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n“Where is he?” Squire Zhou asked anxiously.

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n“Follow me.” Mother Qian called out.

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nShe walked out while twisting her old waist.

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nAfter a while.

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nThey arrived at the backyard. This was private property and outsiders were not allowed in.

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nThere were eight guards outside the room.

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nIn order to keep an eye on this money tree, mother Qian had sent eight people to guard this place, and they were all Grandmaster realm martial artists. It was too crazy.

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n“Still inside?” Nanny Qian asked.

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n“Yes.” The guard leader nodded.

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n“Open the door.” Mother Qian said.

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nThe guard leader hurriedly stepped forward and tried to push, but it didn’t move.

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n“Kick the door.” Mother Qian instructed.

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nBang! Bang!

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nThe door was kicked open. The guard leader stepped aside and mother Qian walked in first.

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nHe lit the oil lamp, entered the bedroom, and lit the oil lamp inside.

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nPointing at Princess Weiwei, who was fast asleep, mother Qian smiled.”Satisfied?”

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nGulu!

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nSquire Zhou swallowed hard. His squinted eyes were about to fly out. His throat was moving. He continued to swallow his saliva and his saliva was flowing out.

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nHe came back to his senses.

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nShe rushed forward anxiously but was stopped by mother Qian.

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n“Aiya! Why are you so anxious?”

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n“A hundred thousand taels!” Squire Zhou raised a finger.

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nThe guard he had brought took out a banknote worth a hundred thousand silver taels.

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n“Her chastity sand is still there.” Mother Qian remained unmoved.

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n“Three hundred thousand!”

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n“AI!” Mother Qian sighed and looked at him in disappointment.

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n“You’ve disappointed me! You’re only offering such a small amount of money for such good goods? do you think I’ve never seen the market? Or do you think she’s worth this price?”

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nBefore Squire Zhou could speak, he continued.

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n“Some time ago, the drunken immortal court’s courtesan was married. Her chastity sand was sold for a sky-high price of one million two hundred and fifty thousand taels.”

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nHe pointed at Princess Weiwei.

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n“Look at Xiao Wei. She has the temperament, the figure, and the face. She’s so perfect. Do you think the price will be lower than hers if she gets married?”

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nSquire Zhou calmed down and looked at Princess Wei Wei. Her long eyelashes, red lips, white teeth, and white skin were like white jade, sparkling and translucent with amazing elasticity.

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nHer aura, in particular, was noble, Holy, cold, and domineering. Such a complicated aura did not feel out of place at all. Instead, it made her even more stunning.

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nAlthough 1.25 million taels of silver was a sky-high price, it was enough to buy two small courtyards in Jingwen Lane.

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nHowever, in his opinion, the money spent was not worth it.

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n“Alright! We’ll do as you said, 1.25 million taels. ”

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n“No! I’m not done yet. ” Nanny Qian shook her head.

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nHe looked at Squire Zhou’s angry eyes and didn’t care.

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n“That’s their price. If Xiao Wei gets married, I’m confident that her chastity sand will not be less than one million and five hundred thousand taels! If you can do it, then 1.5 million taels. If you can ‘t, then we’ll just pretend that we never came here tonight. ”

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n“You …”

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n“Send the guest away!” Nanny Qian waved her hand.

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n“Please!” The guards brought by mother Qian had cold faces.

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nSquire Zhou was not willing to give up. It was not easy to see the best quality goods. If he gave up like this, he did not know when he would have to wait to see them again.

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nMoreover …

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nWasn’t money earned to be spent? Otherwise, what was the point of working so hard to earn money?

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n“Good! I’ll agree to your request, but until this time tomorrow, she’s mine. Other than that, I’ll be given priority every time I come here. ”

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n“At the same price, you have priority.” Mother Qian agreed after some thought.

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n“Pay up!” Squire Zhou gritted his teeth.

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nThe guard he brought with him took out fifteen silver notes worth one hundred thousand taels and handed them over.

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nHis heart was bleeding, but when he thought of what was about to happen, he didn’t feel so much pain.

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nHe counted the silver notes and confirmed that they were real.

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nNanny Qian nodded in satisfaction and smiled even more happily.”I won’t disturb you any longer.”

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nHe left with his men.

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nSquire Zhou waved his hand.”You guys stand guard outside. Even if the sky falls, don’t let anyone disturb me.”

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nAfter they had left, he locked the door from the inside.

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nHe rushed in anxiously and sat on the bed, touching Princess Wei Wei’s hand.

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n“This money is really worth it.”

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nHe took out a Jade bottle from his bosom. ‘Longyang pill’ was written on it in small characters.

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nHe poured out one pill and looked at Princess Wei Wei. He shook his head and poured out another pill. Fortunately, he made up his mind and poured out another one.

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nHe swallowed three pills in total.

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n……

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nWhite Tiger Fang, No. 108.

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nThis was a property of the cui family.

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nIn the study room.

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nThe lights were bright, reflecting a few figures.

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nA middle-aged man with a square face sat in the main seat. He was called cui Changyun, the son of cui Lao, the family head of the cui family. He was also the next family head.

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nTo his left sat a young man. His name was cui Xiuxin, his son. His talent in the Tao of the sword was terrifying, and he was known as a genius that only appeared once in a thousand years.

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nAt such a young age, his cultivation base had already far surpassed his peers, and even caught up to some of the older generation.

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nOn the right sat three elders, all of whom were elders of the cui family. Their cultivation was unfathomable, and they had the ability to shock the world and make ghosts and gods cry.

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