OK, continue.

After the fourth sentence, four coins became eight coins.

After the fifth sentence, eight coins became sixteen coins.

After the sixth sentence, sixteen coins became thirty-two coins.

…

At the end of the tenth sentence, five hundred and twelve dollars.

Ten coins of silver make one tael.

Did you see that this is an arithmetic problem?

The instinctive reaction of most people is that the first sentence is one cent, the second sentence is two cents, and even if it is doubled later, it is only a few taels of silver.

The generous one doesn't care, the stingy one holds his nose in recognition because the big day is so auspicious and festive.

Spend some money to buy some auspicious and festive traces, and you won’t lose money!

But what about actually?

Adding up to the tenth sentence, you get more than one hundred taels of silver.

This is a huge sum of money!

I can buy ten cows!

It's more than a hundred taels, let alone stingy, it's painful even for generous.

Zhao Qing started with a small amount of money and kidnapped his master step by step until the master couldn't bear it anymore. He earned whatever he earned.

As for the guests, they had a great time cheering and cheering, and they didn't have to pay for it themselves. They didn't feel bad at all. In fact, they were used by Zhao Qing, which played a role in fueling the flames.
Chapter completed!