Where there are people, there are rivers and lakes, and where there are rivers and lakes, there must be all kinds of charlatans. In particular, groups like the Haihan people, who are known for their wealth and wealth, are naturally more likely to attract all kinds of swindlers. Driven by huge profits, daring scammers often ignore the serious consequences of being found out and choose to take risks.

This Cao Lu, who pretended to be an imperial businessman, was this kind of person, he was originally a eunuch who came out of the palace, and he knew a little about the various rules in the palace and the situation of the royal family, and it was not easy to show his stuff when fooling ordinary people, so he chose such a unique way. Ordinary people would never have expected that someone would dare to deceive under the banner of the royal family, and Cao Lu and others took advantage of this psychology to pretend to be imperial businessmen. This group of people had a record of success in other places in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and this time they heard that high-ranking officials of Haihan were receiving businessmen in Ningbo, especially those with official backgrounds, so Cao Lu and others planned to come and mix in the name of imperial merchants.

They didn't expect to reach any cooperation agreement with Haihan, after all, it was just a shell gang, and there was no real business in operation. However, they had roughly heard about the meeting and discussion between some high-ranking officials of Haihan and local businessmen, and knew that Haihan planned to operate a large number of industries in Zhejiang, so they thought of taking advantage of the recent hype of the Xiangshan Salt Farm to discuss cooperation with Haihan as imperial merchants. This group of people has neither channels nor capital, and of course it is impossible to really win the sales agent of salt, but as Shi Diwen said, they plan to use this result to defraud those related downstream industries and defraud other businessmen after negotiating a preliminary agreement with Haihan.

This idea is actually quite feasible, because the Haihan always preferred to choose merchants with official backgrounds as partners when trading in the Ming Dynasty, so as to obtain channels and contacts with the government. And the identity of the imperial merchant pretended by Cao Lu and his gang can be said to be very aimed at Haihan's habit, and it is difficult to verify their identity in a short period of time, after all, the straight-line distance from Nanjing to Ningbo is more than 700 miles, even if Haihan wants to send someone to Nanjing to verify his identity, it is not something that can be done in two or three days, and such a long time is enough for Cao Lu and others to implement the plan.

However, Cao Lu and his gang probably didn't expect that this Haihan general surnamed Shi was not a martial artist who knew nothing about commerce and diplomacy, but a very shrewd jack of all trades, even when it came to matters related to the royal family, Shi Diwen was very clear. Cao Lu was not prepared for this, and the talking points he knew of to deter Shi Diwen were not useful at all.

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Where there are people, there are rivers and lakes, and where there are rivers and lakes, there must be all kinds of charlatans. In particular, groups like the Haihan people, who are known for their wealth and wealth, are naturally more likely to attract all kinds of swindlers. Driven by huge profits, daring scammers often ignore the serious consequences of being found out and choose to take risks.

This Cao Lu, who pretended to be an imperial businessman, was this kind of person, he was originally a eunuch who came out of the palace, and he knew a little about the various rules in the palace and the situation of the royal family, and it was not easy to show his stuff when fooling ordinary people, so he chose such a unique way. Ordinary people would never have expected that someone would dare to deceive under the banner of the royal family, and Cao Lu and others took advantage of this psychology to pretend to be imperial businessmen. This group of people had a record of success in other places in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and this time they heard that high-ranking officials of Haihan were receiving businessmen in Ningbo, especially those with official backgrounds, so Cao Lu and others planned to come and mix in the name of imperial merchants.

They didn't expect to reach any cooperation agreement with Haihan, after all, it was just a shell gang, and there was no real business in operation. However, they had roughly heard about the meeting and discussion between some high-ranking officials of Haihan and local businessmen, and knew that Haihan planned to operate a large number of industries in Zhejiang, so they thought of taking advantage of the recent hype of the Xiangshan Salt Farm to discuss cooperation with Haihan as imperial merchants. This group of people has neither channels nor capital, and of course it is impossible to really win the sales agent of salt, but as Shi Diwen said, they plan to use this result to defraud those related downstream industries and defraud other businessmen after negotiating a preliminary agreement with Haihan.

This idea is actually quite feasible, because the Haihan always preferred to choose merchants with official backgrounds as partners when trading in the Ming Dynasty, so as to obtain channels and contacts with the government. And the identity of the imperial merchant pretended by Cao Lu and his gang can be said to be very aimed at Haihan's habit, and it is difficult to verify their identity in a short period of time, after all, the straight-line distance from Nanjing to Ningbo is more than 700 miles, even if Haihan wants to send someone to Nanjing to verify his identity, it is not something that can be done in two or three days, and such a long time is enough for Cao Lu and others to implement the plan.

However, Cao Lu and his gang probably didn't expect that this Haihan general surnamed Shi was not a martial artist who knew nothing about commerce and diplomacy, but a very shrewd jack of all trades, even when it came to matters related to the royal family, Shi Diwen was very clear. Cao Lu was not prepared for this, and the talking points he knew of to deter Shi Diwen were not useful at all. Where there are people, there are rivers and lakes, and where there are rivers and lakes, there must be all kinds of charlatans. In particular, groups like the Haihan people, who are known for their wealth and wealth, are naturally more likely to attract all kinds of swindlers. Driven by huge profits, daring scammers often ignore the serious consequences of being found out and choose to take risks.

This Cao Lu, who pretended to be an imperial businessman, was this kind of person, he was originally a eunuch who came out of the palace, and he knew a little about the various rules in the palace and the situation of the royal family, and it was not easy to show his stuff when fooling ordinary people, so he chose such a unique way. Ordinary people would never have expected that someone would dare to deceive under the banner of the royal family, and Cao Lu and others took advantage of this psychology to pretend to be imperial businessmen. This group of people had a record of success in other places in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and this time they heard that high-ranking officials of Haihan were receiving businessmen in Ningbo, especially those with official backgrounds, so Cao Lu and others planned to come and mix in the name of imperial merchants.

They didn't expect to reach any cooperation agreement with Haihan, after all, it was just a shell gang, and there was no real business in operation. However, they had roughly heard about the meeting and discussion between some high-ranking officials of Haihan and local businessmen, and knew that Haihan planned to operate a large number of industries in Zhejiang, so they thought of taking advantage of the recent hype of the Xiangshan Salt Farm to discuss cooperation with Haihan as imperial merchants. This group of people has neither channels nor capital, and of course it is impossible to really win the sales agent of salt, but as Shi Diwen said, they plan to use this result to defraud those related downstream industries and defraud other businessmen after negotiating a preliminary agreement with Haihan.

This idea is actually quite feasible, because the Haihan always preferred to choose merchants with official backgrounds as partners when trading in the Ming Dynasty, so as to obtain channels and contacts with the government. And the identity of the imperial merchant pretended by Cao Lu and his gang can be said to be very aimed at Haihan's habit, and it is difficult to verify their identity in a short period of time, after all, the straight-line distance from Nanjing to Ningbo is more than 700 miles, even if Haihan wants to send someone to Nanjing to verify his identity, it is not something that can be done in two or three days, and such a long time is enough for Cao Lu and others to implement the plan.

However, Cao Lu and his gang probably didn't expect that this Haihan general surnamed Shi was not a martial artist who knew nothing about commerce and diplomacy, but a very shrewd jack of all trades, even when it came to matters related to the royal family, Shi Diwen was very clear. Cao Lu was not prepared for this, and the talking points he knew of to deter Shi Diwen were not useful at all. Where there are people, there are rivers and lakes, and where there are rivers and lakes, there must be all kinds of charlatans. In particular, groups like the Haihan people, who are known for their wealth and wealth, are naturally more likely to attract all kinds of swindlers. Driven by huge profits, daring scammers often ignore the serious consequences of being found out and choose to take risks.

This Cao Lu, who pretended to be an imperial businessman, was this kind of person, he was originally a eunuch who came out of the palace, and he knew a little about the various rules in the palace and the situation of the royal family, and it was not easy to show his stuff when fooling ordinary people, so he chose such a unique way. Ordinary people would never have expected that someone would dare to deceive under the banner of the royal family, and Cao Lu and others took advantage of this psychology to pretend to be imperial businessmen. This group of people had a record of success in other places in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and this time they heard that high-ranking officials of Haihan were receiving businessmen in Ningbo, especially those with official backgrounds, so Cao Lu and others planned to come and mix in the name of imperial merchants.

They didn't expect to reach any cooperation agreement with Haihan, after all, it was just a shell gang, and there was no real business in operation. However, they had roughly heard about the meeting and discussion between some high-ranking officials of Haihan and local businessmen, and knew that Haihan planned to operate a large number of industries in Zhejiang, so they thought of taking advantage of the recent hype of the Xiangshan Salt Farm to discuss cooperation with Haihan as imperial merchants. This group of people has neither channels nor capital, and of course it is impossible to really win the sales agent of salt, but as Shi Diwen said, they plan to use this result to defraud those related downstream industries and defraud other businessmen after negotiating a preliminary agreement with Haihan.

This idea is actually quite feasible, because the Haihan always preferred to choose merchants with official backgrounds as partners when trading in the Ming Dynasty, so as to obtain channels and contacts with the government. And the identity of the imperial merchant pretended by Cao Lu and his gang can be said to be very aimed at Haihan's habit, and it is difficult to verify their identity in a short period of time, after all, the straight-line distance from Nanjing to Ningbo is more than 700 miles, even if Haihan wants to send someone to Nanjing to verify his identity, it is not something that can be done in two or three days, and such a long time is enough for Cao Lu and others to implement the plan.

However, Cao Lu and his gang probably didn't expect that this Haihan general surnamed Shi was not a martial artist who knew nothing about commerce and diplomacy, but a very shrewd jack of all trades, even when it came to matters related to the royal family, Shi Diwen was very clear. Cao Lu was not prepared for this, and the talking points he knew of to deter Shi Diwen were not useful at all. Where there are people, there are rivers and lakes, and where there are rivers and lakes, there must be all kinds of charlatans. In particular, groups like the Haihan people, who are known for their wealth and wealth, are naturally more likely to attract all kinds of swindlers. Driven by huge profits, daring scammers often ignore the serious consequences of being found out and choose to take risks.

This Cao Lu, who pretended to be an imperial businessman, was this kind of person, he was originally a eunuch who came out of the palace, and he knew a little about the various rules in the palace and the situation of the royal family, and it was not easy to show his stuff when fooling ordinary people, so he chose such a unique way. Ordinary people would never have expected that someone would dare to deceive under the banner of the royal family, and Cao Lu and others took advantage of this psychology to pretend to be imperial businessmen. This group of people had a record of success in other places in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and this time they heard that high-ranking officials of Haihan were receiving businessmen in Ningbo, especially those with official backgrounds, so Cao Lu and others planned to come and mix in the name of imperial merchants.

They didn't expect to reach any cooperation agreement with Haihan, after all, it was just a shell gang, and there was no real business in operation. However, they had roughly heard about the meeting and discussion between some high-ranking officials of Haihan and local businessmen, and knew that Haihan planned to operate a large number of industries in Zhejiang, so they thought of taking advantage of the recent hype of the Xiangshan Salt Farm to discuss cooperation with Haihan as imperial merchants. This group of people has neither channels nor capital, and of course it is impossible to really win the sales agent of salt, but as Shi Diwen said, they plan to use this result to defraud those related downstream industries and defraud other businessmen after negotiating a preliminary agreement with Haihan.

This idea is actually quite feasible, because the Haihan always preferred to choose merchants with official backgrounds as partners when trading in the Ming Dynasty, so as to obtain channels and contacts with the government. And the identity of the imperial merchant pretended by Cao Lu and his gang can be said to be very aimed at Haihan's habit, and it is difficult to verify their identity in a short period of time, after all, the straight-line distance from Nanjing to Ningbo is more than 700 miles, even if Haihan wants to send someone to Nanjing to verify his identity, it is not something that can be done in two or three days, and such a long time is enough for Cao Lu and others to implement the plan.

However, Cao Lu and his gang probably didn't expect that this Haihan general surnamed Shi was not a martial artist who knew nothing about commerce and diplomacy, but a very shrewd jack of all trades, even when it came to matters related to the royal family, Shi Diwen was very clear. Cao Lu was not prepared for this, and the talking points he knew of to deter Shi Diwen were not useful at all.

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