Let's take a look at some of the known references to money:

In the first episode of the first season, Lena and Gaoli were eating, and a menu appeared on the screen, and 1 dish on it was at least 1000 yuan (I really didn't see a decimal point), and Lena ordered 12 at a time. The bounty of dragon slaying is 25 gold coins.

In the third episode of the first season, Lena put a price tag on the magic dagger for 12 million, and Jelugang said that it was 100 times higher than the market price, that is, an ordinary magic sword was around 120,000. The price of the statue is 30 million, and Jelugang says that a castle villa with furniture and servants is also the price. Both of these prices are high numbers for Jerogang Teis.

In the seventh episode of the first season, Lena asks for 500 gold coins to buy Takari's sword of light, and Gorry says that he can't even buy an ordinary sword.

In the tenth episode of the second season, the Jade of the Four Realms, Gerals joked that it was 5.5 million, and Lena was surprised even when he ate it, but it could just be that he was surprised that Lena could take out 5.5 million in an instant.

In the fourteenth episode of the second season, the thief said that the treasure map was 100,000 yuan, and Lena gave 10,000 yuan after the last time, and the two dancers bought it for 5,000 yuan.

Okay, now that the calculation is complete, let's talk about the unreasonable situation.

The show is a Japanese manga, and judging from the menu price, the price of the show seems to be close to the yen. Lena and Takasato are both high-income groups in the Xiu Teasing World, and eating 10,000 or 20,000 yen for a meal is not very expensive for them.

Let's take a look at Japan's national income first, I only found that the per capita income of Japan in 99 was about 4.6 million yen, but considering that Japan has been sluggish since it was strained by the United States, there is no change, so it will be 4.5 million in 95. In other words, the Jade of the Four Realms is equivalent to the net income of an ordinary Japanese person for more than a year, and three magic swords are equivalent to a month's net income.

Then let's look at the gold price. 95 years of gold per ounce is about 390 to 400 US dollars, which is 395 US dollars, and 95 and 96 years of 1 US dollar is about 95~108 yen, here take 100 yen, 1 ounce is about 28.34 grams.

Then it is 395/28.34*100=1393.78 yen/gram of gold. I don't know how much gold is in the gold coins of Xiudu, and the ancient Roman gold coins excavated range from more than two grams to more than five grams, of course, it should not be pure gold, and some other metals must be removed. I assume that the bottom line of the gold content of 1 gold coin is 2 grams, and the upper limit of 5 grams should not be excessive.

Let's take a look at it again, if according to the exchange price of 1 gold coin = 5 grams of gold ≈ 7,000 yuan, the money above is exchanged with gold coins.

In the first episode of the first season, Lena and Gaoli had dinner, and Lena only had two or three gold coins at the end of the meal. The reward for slaying dragons is equivalent to 175,000 yuan.

In the third episode of the first season, the magic sword with a market price of 120,000 is 17 gold coins. Villa 4285 gold.

In the seventh episode of the first season, Lena's bid for the Sword of Light is 3.5 million.

Season 2, Episode 10, Jade of the Four Realms, 785 gold coins.

In the fourteenth episode of the second season, the thief's head treasure map bids 14 gold coins, and Lena gives one and a half gold coins. The dancer spent less than a gold coin.

Alright, all the calculations are complete. We can see that there are several bugs in the animation.

If it is calculated according to the menu, then many of the prices in the back are too low. And according to Gaoli, then it is even more unreasonable, even in the Middle Ages, 500 gold coins can buy the top sword, not to mention that there is a reference price of 120,000 in front of the magic sword, 17 gold coins.

Would Gerals and Jerogondis be surprised by millions and tens of millions of yen? Of course, Geralt may just be surprised by Lena's ability to pay, after all, it is rare for a high-income Japanese to come up with 5.5 million at once. But the surprise of Emperor Jielugang is very problematic, as Lei Zang's subordinates, how can he be short of money, and being scared by less than 5,000 gold coins is really too cheap.

Moreover, a treasure like the Jade of the Four Realms is less than 1,000 gold coins, and according to Gao Li, he can't even buy two ordinary long swords, how can it be.

Although the setting of Xiu Teasing is similar to that of the Western Middle Ages, the existence of magic is also the level of productivity in the early stage of the Industrial Revolution. A few thousand gold coins is really nothing for a high-end professional in the world.

So I think a more reasonable explanation for the world of Xiu Teasing is that there are different currency units like Harry Potter, and although the price on the menu is not low, the unit is very small, and only this explanation can be more in line with the plot.

So I'm going to define it here as follows:

Daily life is calculated according to the yen and the dollar, 1 dollar here is 1 copper plate, and 1 copper plate has a face value of 100.

In this way, the starting price of 1,000 yen (10 copper coins) for one dish on the menu is not expensive for high-income people. 25 gold coins (1,700 copper coins) It is barely reasonable to hire two high-level professionals to slay dragons, after all, Lina's counteroffer is only 30 gold coins and about 2,000 copper coins, which shows that she also has a certain recognition of this price range.

The money for buying and selling equipment is calculated directly in copper coins (US dollars). Even in the current case of indiscriminate issuance of dollars, $30 million is also a huge amount of money for American billionaires, let alone 20 years ago, which can also explain that Jelugang Emperor's offer to Lena is so surprised, 30 million copper coins (US dollars) to buy a super villa like a German castle and a servant is not new, but buying a statue is too much. Lena was able to buy the Jade of the Four Realms with 5.5 million copper coins at once, and it was normal for Gerals to be surprised by this.

Gouri said that the problem of not being able to afford a sword was also solved. A magic sword is in 1700 gold coins, then 500 gold coins is indeed too little, it is really possible that you can't buy a steel sword, after all, it is the Middle Ages, and the forging ability is limited.

The goods exchanged for Geralis are worth 5.5 million copper coins, but this may not be possible until a big city like Ceren, and it is not something that can be exchanged in any small town.

I still calculate the gold coins according to the gold content of 5 grams each.

Then my revised price is as follows:

In the first episode of the first season, Lena and Gao Li had dinner, and Lena ate at least 12,000 yuan (about 120 copper coins, 1.7 gold coins). The bounty of slaying the dragon is 25 gold coins (175,000 yuan).

In the third episode of the first season, the magic dagger is priced at 12 million copper coins (170,000 gold coins), and an ordinary magic sword is priced at 120,000 copper coins (1,700 gold coins). The statue is priced at 30 million copper coins (about 430,000 gold coins).

In the seventh episode of the first season, Lena asks for 500 gold coins (35,000 copper coins) to buy the sword of light in Gaoli.

In the tenth episode of the second season, The Jade of the Four Realms, Gerals jokes about 5.5 million copper coins (about 80,000 gold coins).

In the fourteenth episode of the second season, the thief said that the treasure map was 100,000 copper coins (about 1,500 gold coins), and Lena gave 10,000 copper coins (150 gold coins) after the last resort, and the two dancers spent 5,000 copper coins (75 gold coins).

I've also added silver coins as coins to help with the calculations. The result is 1 gold coin = 10 silver coin = 70 copper coin (USD position) = 7000 minimum unit (similar to the yen), and Lena usually shouts more or less copper coins with a face value of 100.

The conversion formula I set at the end of the day is:

5 grams of gold = 1 gold Ceren = 10 silver Ceren coins = 70 copper plates (money in Lena's mouth) = 7000 daily

In addition, 1 gold Djoyana coin (the country that was destroyed by Lena at the beginning of Season 2) = 10 silver Djoyana coins, but due to the country's recent increase in military spending, the precious metal content of gold and silver coins has plummeted. Although it is officially stated that the value of Zoana coins is equivalent to that of Sailen, in fact, in the black market, 1 gold Sailon coin can be exchanged for at least 2.5 Zoana Gold Coins, and 1 Zoana Gold Coin costs at least 15 Zoana Silver Coins.