When Rojon heard this, he couldn't believe that the Dutchman, who had been weak in the first five bidding events, could fight himself in the last one. The other party only used one round of bidding opportunities to completely crush himself to death, what courage and determination to win!

Although Luo Hong has won the first five projects and can be said to be the big winner of today's competition, he is not happy at all at this time. Luo Hong thought that the three million offer he had prepared was enough for Su Keyi to leave the venue in disgrace, and went back to Batavia with zero egg results to plead with his red-haired boss and admit his mistake, but it was obvious that the other party had prepared the script a long time ago, and waited for this moment to come before finally giving himself a heavy blow, and the words that he was originally ready to mock the other party were now blocked in his throat.

Bai Kesi got up and opened the bidding card on the wall that belonged to the East India Company, and Luo Hong finally saw the amount written on it: three hundred thousand yuan. Yes, the offer given by Su Keyi was more than 500,000 yuan more than Luo Hong's final offer, and this was only the first round of bidding, and Luo Hong couldn't imagine how much money the other party had prepared for this batch of Haihan warships.

Of course, what Luo Hong couldn't imagine was that Haihan gave Su Keyi great preferential conditions, of the 3.5 million offer, 2 million were special loans belonging to Haihan, and the East India Company only needed to repay half of them afterwards, that is, 1 million. If it weren't for this, Su Keyi would not have been able to borrow such a large amount from Haihan. For one million he could still try to explain to the governor and council of Batavia, and for two million he would probably have to go back and plead guilty, after all, this amount was even more than the sum of the East India Company's annual revenue.

However, this shady curtain will probably never be made public, and both parties have benefited greatly from it, and no one will take the initiative to expose these shady tricks. All Luo Hong could see was Su Keyi, who was sitting opposite with a calm face, and he didn't know that he had been calculated by the Haihan and Dutch.

After the results are announced, it is time for the complicated procedures and settlements. Representatives of both sides returned to their respective lounges, where they were given the relevant formalities. The gold bricks that Luo Hong brought to Sanya this time could only be discounted by about 3 million, so although he failed in the last round of bidding and did not spend money, he spent 4 million on the first five bids, and in the end he still had to borrow one million from Haihan to complete the procedures. And his opponent Su Keyi is the same, and in the end, he also owes Haihan millions of dollars.

Judging from the results, both sides owe Haihan a debt of one million, and the projects that the two sides bid for are five to one, and it seems that Madaran has a clear upper hand. But in fact, because of the failure to grab this last key project, the role that the Mataran country has previously bid for in the military confrontation will also be greatly reduced.

The East India Company spent a lot of money to buy a fleet without weapons, which seemed to have suffered a big loss, but if you think about it the other way, if this fleet was bought by the Matalan country, then the East India Company could really only pack up and leave Batavia in advance.

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When Rojon heard this, he couldn't believe that the Dutchman, who had been weak in the first five bidding events, could fight himself in the last one. The other party only used one round of bidding opportunities to completely crush himself to death, what courage and determination to win!

Although Luo Hong has won the first five projects and can be said to be the big winner of today's competition, he is not happy at all at this time. Luo Hong thought that the three million offer he had prepared was enough for Su Keyi to leave the venue in disgrace, and went back to Batavia with zero egg results to plead with his red-haired boss and admit his mistake, but it was obvious that the other party had prepared the script a long time ago, and waited for this moment to come before finally giving himself a heavy blow, and the words that he was originally ready to mock the other party were now blocked in his throat.

Bai Kesi got up and opened the bidding card on the wall that belonged to the East India Company, and Luo Hong finally saw the amount written on it: three hundred thousand yuan. Yes, the offer given by Su Keyi was more than 500,000 yuan more than Luo Hong's final offer, and this was only the first round of bidding, and Luo Hong couldn't imagine how much money the other party had prepared for this batch of Haihan warships.

Of course, what Luo Hong couldn't imagine was that Haihan gave Su Keyi great preferential conditions, of the 3.5 million offer, 2 million were special loans belonging to Haihan, and the East India Company only needed to repay half of them afterwards, that is, 1 million. If it weren't for this, Su Keyi would not have been able to borrow such a large amount from Haihan. For one million he could still try to explain to the governor and council of Batavia, and for two million he would probably have to go back and plead guilty, after all, this amount was even more than the sum of the East India Company's annual revenue.

However, this shady curtain will probably never be made public, and both parties have benefited greatly from it, and no one will take the initiative to expose these shady tricks. All Luo Hong could see was Su Keyi, who was sitting opposite with a calm face, and he didn't know that he had been calculated by the Haihan and Dutch.

After the results are announced, it is time for the complicated procedures and settlements. Representatives of both sides returned to their respective lounges, where they were given the relevant formalities. The gold bricks that Luo Hong brought to Sanya this time could only be discounted by about 3 million, so although he failed in the last round of bidding and did not spend money, he spent 4 million on the first five bids, and in the end he still had to borrow one million from Haihan to complete the procedures. And his opponent Su Keyi is the same, and in the end, he also owes Haihan millions of dollars.

Judging from the results, both sides owe Haihan a debt of one million, and the projects that the two sides bid for are five to one, and it seems that Madaran has a clear upper hand. But in fact, because of the failure to grab this last key project, the role that the Mataran country has previously bid for in the military confrontation will also be greatly reduced.

The East India Company spent a lot of money to buy a fleet without weapons, which seemed to have suffered a big loss, but if you think about it the other way, if this fleet was bought by the Matalan country, then the East India Company could really only pack up and leave Batavia in advance. When Rojon heard this, he couldn't believe that the Dutchman, who had been weak in the first five bidding events, could fight himself in the last one. The other party only used one round of bidding opportunities to completely crush himself to death, what courage and determination to win!

Although Luo Hong has won the first five projects and can be said to be the big winner of today's competition, he is not happy at all at this time. Luo Hong thought that the three million offer he had prepared was enough for Su Keyi to leave the venue in disgrace, and went back to Batavia with zero egg results to plead with his red-haired boss and admit his mistake, but it was obvious that the other party had prepared the script a long time ago, and waited for this moment to come before finally giving himself a heavy blow, and the words that he was originally ready to mock the other party were now blocked in his throat.

Bai Kesi got up and opened the bidding card on the wall that belonged to the East India Company, and Luo Hong finally saw the amount written on it: three hundred thousand yuan. Yes, the offer given by Su Keyi was more than 500,000 yuan more than Luo Hong's final offer, and this was only the first round of bidding, and Luo Hong couldn't imagine how much money the other party had prepared for this batch of Haihan warships.

Of course, what Luo Hong couldn't imagine was that Haihan gave Su Keyi great preferential conditions, of the 3.5 million offer, 2 million were special loans belonging to Haihan, and the East India Company only needed to repay half of them afterwards, that is, 1 million. If it weren't for this, Su Keyi would not have been able to borrow such a large amount from Haihan. For one million he could still try to explain to the governor and council of Batavia, and for two million he would probably have to go back and plead guilty, after all, this amount was even more than the sum of the East India Company's annual revenue.

However, this shady curtain will probably never be made public, and both parties have benefited greatly from it, and no one will take the initiative to expose these shady tricks. All Luo Hong could see was Su Keyi, who was sitting opposite with a calm face, and he didn't know that he had been calculated by the Haihan and Dutch.

After the results are announced, it is time for the complicated procedures and settlements. Representatives of both sides returned to their respective lounges, where they were given the relevant formalities. The gold bricks that Luo Hong brought to Sanya this time could only be discounted by about 3 million, so although he failed in the last round of bidding and did not spend money, he spent 4 million on the first five bids, and in the end he still had to borrow one million from Haihan to complete the procedures. And his opponent Su Keyi is the same, and in the end, he also owes Haihan millions of dollars.

Judging from the results, both sides owe Haihan a debt of one million, and the projects that the two sides bid for are five to one, and it seems that Madaran has a clear upper hand. But in fact, because of the failure to grab this last key project, the role that the Mataran country has previously bid for in the military confrontation will also be greatly reduced.

The East India Company spent a lot of money to buy a fleet without weapons, which seemed to have suffered a big loss, but if you think about it the other way, if this fleet was bought by the Matalan country, then the East India Company could really only pack up and leave Batavia in advance. When Rojon heard this, he couldn't believe that the Dutchman, who had been weak in the first five bidding events, could fight himself in the last one. The other party only used one round of bidding opportunities to completely crush himself to death, what courage and determination to win!

Although Luo Hong has won the first five projects and can be said to be the big winner of today's competition, he is not happy at all at this time. Luo Hong thought that the three million offer he had prepared was enough for Su Keyi to leave the venue in disgrace, and went back to Batavia with zero egg results to plead with his red-haired boss and admit his mistake, but it was obvious that the other party had prepared the script a long time ago, and waited for this moment to come before finally giving himself a heavy blow, and the words that he was originally ready to mock the other party were now blocked in his throat.

Bai Kesi got up and opened the bidding card on the wall that belonged to the East India Company, and Luo Hong finally saw the amount written on it: three hundred thousand yuan. Yes, the offer given by Su Keyi was more than 500,000 yuan more than Luo Hong's final offer, and this was only the first round of bidding, and Luo Hong couldn't imagine how much money the other party had prepared for this batch of Haihan warships.

Of course, what Luo Hong couldn't imagine was that Haihan gave Su Keyi great preferential conditions, of the 3.5 million offer, 2 million were special loans belonging to Haihan, and the East India Company only needed to repay half of them afterwards, that is, 1 million. If it weren't for this, Su Keyi would not have been able to borrow such a large amount from Haihan. For one million he could still try to explain to the governor and council of Batavia, and for two million he would probably have to go back and plead guilty, after all, this amount was even more than the sum of the East India Company's annual revenue.

However, this shady curtain will probably never be made public, and both parties have benefited greatly from it, and no one will take the initiative to expose these shady tricks. All Luo Hong could see was Su Keyi, who was sitting opposite with a calm face, and he didn't know that he had been calculated by the Haihan and Dutch.

After the results are announced, it is time for the complicated procedures and settlements. Representatives of both sides returned to their respective lounges, where they were given the relevant formalities. The gold bricks that Luo Hong brought to Sanya this time could only be discounted by about 3 million, so although he failed in the last round of bidding and did not spend money, he spent 4 million on the first five bids, and in the end he still had to borrow one million from Haihan to complete the procedures. And his opponent Su Keyi is the same, and in the end, he also owes Haihan millions of dollars.

Judging from the results, both sides owe Haihan a debt of one million, and the projects that the two sides bid for are five to one, and it seems that Madaran has a clear upper hand. But in fact, because of the failure to grab this last key project, the role that the Mataran country has previously bid for in the military confrontation will also be greatly reduced.

The East India Company spent a lot of money to buy a fleet without weapons, which seemed to have suffered a big loss, but if you think about it the other way, if this fleet was bought by the Matalan country, then the East India Company could really only pack up and leave Batavia in advance.

(End of chapter)