On the way back to Dacheng Rice, Qin Huacheng could clearly feel that his boss's mood was not depressed by the bad news brought by Welbeck, but instead looked relaxed and happy, and hummed a little song with his hands behind his back, as if the highly targeted measures of the East India Company would not affect the future operation of Dacheng Rice. Qin Huacheng asked Cheng Dapeng about the mystery out of curiosity, but Cheng Dapeng just smiled and said that he would talk about it when he went back.

Qin Huacheng also knew that it was not appropriate to talk about related secrets outside, so he could only hold back his curiosity in his stomach first, and then inquire after he returned.

Cheng Dapeng did not return to Dacheng Rice Shop, but took Qin Huacheng to a residence in Batavia City. It was the first time that Qin Huacheng followed Cheng Dapeng to his private residence, and immediately felt that the trust he had gained seemed to have improved a lot because of this incident.

During the siege of the city by the Mataran army, a considerable number of buildings in the city were seriously damaged, especially many of the houses on the northern coast were smashed by large stones thrown by the Mataran army with catapults outside the city, and the entire neighborhood was reduced to rubble. When the city was rebuilt after the war, Cheng Dapeng took advantage of the land price to bottom out at this time, purchased a few pieces of scattered land in the city, and then built some houses by himself.

Some of these houses were used as dwellings, some as shops or storehouses, and even if Cheng Dapeng had no other property now, these houses in the city would be enough to ensure that he would be a prosperous and idle apartment in Batavia for the next few years.

Of course, this is not very likely, after all, Cheng Dapeng's main business not only requires him to have a socially extensive identity, but also has to take the opportunity to establish a relationship of interest with people from all walks of life and all classes. Without the identity cover of a businessman, it would not be so easy for Cheng Dapeng to complete this kind of benefit transfer without a trace.

This book was first published in Genesis, and the following will be re-edited later for anti-theft

On the way back to Dacheng Rice, Qin Huacheng could clearly feel that his boss's mood was not depressed by the bad news brought by Welbeck, but instead looked relaxed and happy, and hummed a little song with his hands behind his back, as if the highly targeted measures of the East India Company would not affect the future operation of Dacheng Rice. Qin Huacheng asked Cheng Dapeng about the mystery out of curiosity, but Cheng Dapeng just smiled and said that he would talk about it when he went back.

Qin Huacheng also knew that it was not appropriate to talk about related secrets outside, so he could only hold back his curiosity in his stomach first, and then inquire after he returned.

Cheng Dapeng did not return to Dacheng Rice Shop, but took Qin Huacheng to a residence in Batavia City. It was the first time that Qin Huacheng followed Cheng Dapeng to his private residence, and immediately felt that the trust he had gained seemed to have improved a lot because of this incident.

During the siege of the city by the Mataran army, a considerable number of buildings in the city were seriously damaged, especially many of the houses on the northern coast were smashed by large stones thrown by the Mataran army with catapults outside the city, and the entire neighborhood was reduced to rubble. When the city was rebuilt after the war, Cheng Dapeng took advantage of the land price to bottom out at this time, purchased a few pieces of scattered land in the city, and then built some houses by himself.

Some of these houses were used as dwellings, some as shops or storehouses, and even if Cheng Dapeng had no other property now, these houses in the city would be enough to ensure that he would be a prosperous and idle apartment in Batavia for the next few years.

Of course, this is not very likely, after all, Cheng Dapeng's main business not only requires him to have a socially extensive identity, but also has to take the opportunity to establish a relationship of interest with people from all walks of life and all classes. Without the identity cover of a businessman, it would not be so easy for Cheng Dapeng to complete this kind of benefit transfer without a trace. On the way back to Dacheng Rice, Qin Huacheng could clearly feel that his boss's mood was not depressed by the bad news brought by Welbeck, but instead looked relaxed and happy, and hummed a little song with his hands behind his back, as if the highly targeted measures of the East India Company would not affect the future operation of Dacheng Rice. Qin Huacheng asked Cheng Dapeng about the mystery out of curiosity, but Cheng Dapeng just smiled and said that he would talk about it when he went back.

Qin Huacheng also knew that it was not appropriate to talk about related secrets outside, so he could only hold back his curiosity in his stomach first, and then inquire after he returned.

Cheng Dapeng did not return to Dacheng Rice Shop, but took Qin Huacheng to a residence in Batavia City. It was the first time that Qin Huacheng followed Cheng Dapeng to his private residence, and immediately felt that the trust he had gained seemed to have improved a lot because of this incident.

During the siege of the city by the Mataran army, a considerable number of buildings in the city were seriously damaged, especially many of the houses on the northern coast were smashed by large stones thrown by the Mataran army with catapults outside the city, and the entire neighborhood was reduced to rubble. When the city was rebuilt after the war, Cheng Dapeng took advantage of the land price to bottom out at this time, purchased a few pieces of scattered land in the city, and then built some houses by himself.

Some of these houses were used as dwellings, some as shops or storehouses, and even if Cheng Dapeng had no other property now, these houses in the city would be enough to ensure that he would be a prosperous and idle apartment in Batavia for the next few years.

Of course, this is not very likely, after all, Cheng Dapeng's main business not only requires him to have a socially extensive identity, but also has to take the opportunity to establish a relationship of interest with people from all walks of life and all classes. Without the identity cover of a businessman, it would not be so easy for Cheng Dapeng to complete this kind of benefit transfer without a trace. On the way back to Dacheng Rice, Qin Huacheng could clearly feel that his boss's mood was not depressed by the bad news brought by Welbeck, but instead looked relaxed and happy, and hummed a little song with his hands behind his back, as if the highly targeted measures of the East India Company would not affect the future operation of Dacheng Rice. Qin Huacheng asked Cheng Dapeng about the mystery out of curiosity, but Cheng Dapeng just smiled and said that he would talk about it when he went back.

Qin Huacheng also knew that it was not appropriate to talk about related secrets outside, so he could only hold back his curiosity in his stomach first, and then inquire after he returned.

Cheng Dapeng did not return to Dacheng Rice Shop, but took Qin Huacheng to a residence in Batavia City. It was the first time that Qin Huacheng followed Cheng Dapeng to his private residence, and immediately felt that the trust he had gained seemed to have improved a lot because of this incident.

During the siege of the city by the Mataran army, a considerable number of buildings in the city were seriously damaged, especially many of the houses on the northern coast were smashed by large stones thrown by the Mataran army with catapults outside the city, and the entire neighborhood was reduced to rubble. When the city was rebuilt after the war, Cheng Dapeng took advantage of the land price to bottom out at this time, purchased a few pieces of scattered land in the city, and then built some houses by himself.

Some of these houses were used as dwellings, some as shops or storehouses, and even if Cheng Dapeng had no other property now, these houses in the city would be enough to ensure that he would be a prosperous and idle apartment in Batavia for the next few years.

Of course, this is not very likely, after all, Cheng Dapeng's main business not only requires him to have a socially extensive identity, but also has to take the opportunity to establish a relationship of interest with people from all walks of life and all classes. Without the identity cover of a businessman, it would not be so easy for Cheng Dapeng to complete this kind of benefit transfer without a trace. On the way back to Dacheng Rice, Qin Huacheng could clearly feel that his boss's mood was not depressed by the bad news brought by Welbeck, but instead looked relaxed and happy, and hummed a little song with his hands behind his back, as if the highly targeted measures of the East India Company would not affect the future operation of Dacheng Rice. Qin Huacheng asked Cheng Dapeng about the mystery out of curiosity, but Cheng Dapeng just smiled and said that he would talk about it when he went back.

Qin Huacheng also knew that it was not appropriate to talk about related secrets outside, so he could only hold back his curiosity in his stomach first, and then inquire after he returned.

Cheng Dapeng did not return to Dacheng Rice Shop, but took Qin Huacheng to a residence in Batavia City. It was the first time that Qin Huacheng followed Cheng Dapeng to his private residence, and immediately felt that the trust he had gained seemed to have improved a lot because of this incident.

During the siege of the city by the Mataran army, a considerable number of buildings in the city were seriously damaged, especially many of the houses on the northern coast were smashed by large stones thrown by the Mataran army with catapults outside the city, and the entire neighborhood was reduced to rubble. When the city was rebuilt after the war, Cheng Dapeng took advantage of the land price to bottom out at this time, purchased a few pieces of scattered land in the city, and then built some houses by himself.

Some of these houses were used as dwellings, some as shops or storehouses, and even if Cheng Dapeng had no other property now, these houses in the city would be enough to ensure that he would be a prosperous and idle apartment in Batavia for the next few years.

Of course, this is not very likely, after all, Cheng Dapeng's main business not only requires him to have a socially extensive identity, but also has to take the opportunity to establish a relationship of interest with people from all walks of life and all classes. Without the identity cover of a businessman, it would not be so easy for Cheng Dapeng to complete this kind of benefit transfer without a trace. On the way back to Dacheng Rice, Qin Huacheng could clearly feel that his boss's mood was not depressed by the bad news brought by Welbeck, but instead looked relaxed and happy, and hummed a little song with his hands behind his back, as if the highly targeted measures of the East India Company would not affect the future operation of Dacheng Rice. Qin Huacheng asked Cheng Dapeng about the mystery out of curiosity, but Cheng Dapeng just smiled and said that he would talk about it when he went back.

Qin Huacheng also knew that it was not appropriate to talk about related secrets outside, so he could only hold back his curiosity in his stomach first, and then inquire after he returned.

Cheng Dapeng did not return to Dacheng Rice Shop, but took Qin Huacheng to a residence in Batavia City. It was the first time that Qin Huacheng followed Cheng Dapeng to his private residence, and immediately felt that the trust he had gained seemed to have improved a lot because of this incident.

During the siege of the city by the Mataran army, a considerable number of buildings in the city were seriously damaged, especially many of the houses on the northern coast were smashed by large stones thrown by the Mataran army with catapults outside the city, and the entire neighborhood was reduced to rubble. When the city was rebuilt after the war, Cheng Dapeng took advantage of the land price to bottom out at this time, purchased a few pieces of scattered land in the city, and then built some houses by himself.

Some of these houses were used as dwellings, some as shops or storehouses, and even if Cheng Dapeng had no other property now, these houses in the city would be enough to ensure that he would be a prosperous and idle apartment in Batavia for the next few years.

Of course, this is not very likely, after all, Cheng Dapeng's main business not only requires him to have a socially extensive identity, but also has to take the opportunity to establish a relationship of interest with people from all walks of life and all classes. Without the identity cover of a businessman, it would not be so easy for Cheng Dapeng to complete this kind of benefit transfer without a trace. On the way back to Dacheng Rice, Qin Huacheng could clearly feel that his boss's mood was not depressed by the bad news brought by Welbeck, but instead looked relaxed and happy, and hummed a little song with his hands behind his back, as if the highly targeted measures of the East India Company would not affect the future operation of Dacheng Rice. Qin Huacheng asked Cheng Dapeng about the mystery out of curiosity, but Cheng Dapeng just smiled and said that he would talk about it when he went back.

Qin Huacheng also knew that it was not appropriate to talk about related secrets outside, so he could only hold back his curiosity in his stomach first, and then inquire after he returned.

Cheng Dapeng did not return to Dacheng Rice Shop, but took Qin Huacheng to a residence in Batavia City. It was the first time that Qin Huacheng followed Cheng Dapeng to his private residence, and immediately felt that the trust he had gained seemed to have improved a lot because of this incident.

During the siege of the city by the Mataran army, a considerable number of buildings in the city were seriously damaged, especially many of the houses on the northern coast were smashed by large stones thrown by the Mataran army with catapults outside the city, and the entire neighborhood was reduced to rubble. When the city was rebuilt after the war, Cheng Dapeng took advantage of the land price to bottom out at this time, purchased a few pieces of scattered land in the city, and then built some houses by himself.

Some of these houses were used as dwellings, some as shops or storehouses, and even if Cheng Dapeng had no other property now, these houses in the city would be enough to ensure that he would be a prosperous and idle apartment in Batavia for the next few years.

Of course, this is not very likely, after all, Cheng Dapeng's main business not only requires him to have a socially extensive identity, but also has to take the opportunity to establish a relationship of interest with people from all walks of life and all classes. Without the identity cover of a businessman, it would not be so easy for Cheng Dapeng to complete this kind of benefit transfer without a trace. Qin Huacheng also knew that it was not appropriate to talk about related secrets outside, so he could only hold back his curiosity in his stomach first, and then inquire after he returned.

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