That’s outrageous!

But Shen Lie remembered talking to Li Rusong about horses. In Liaodong and Mongolia, the number of Mongolian horses in this era had already become widespread.

A high-quality horse in Mongolia, even in the Jurchen territory of Liaodong, would never be sold for more than five taels of silver.

Then comes the problem.

Who made this ten-fold price difference?

No need to ask.

Thinking of those Shanxi horse traders, Shen Lie suddenly felt enlightened.

No wonder.

The Eight Shanxi Merchants emerged from the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. In just a few decades, they quickly completed capital accumulation and replaced the Yangzhou salt merchants to become the most wealthy imperial merchants of the Qing Dynasty.

It turns out the secret is here!

No wonder the Ming Dynasty was short of horses.

Who can afford to buy the Mongolian horses that flooded the grasslands to look like this? It’s no wonder that when the Ming Dynasty was founded, elite cavalry from various guards once dominated the world.

It will disappear day by day.

In the end, they were rushed to pieces by the Houjin cavalry riding Mongolian ponies.

The case was solved.

The secret lies in the crazy hype of horse prices. In these days, the price of a horse can be as high as a house in the inner city of Ming Dynasty!

"Okay!"

Shen Lie quickly stopped Bai Guangen and said, "Don't spend this unjust money. Please take out the money and give it to Mr. Li Rusong."

Let Young Master Li buy horses from Liaodong, the price difference is more than ten times.

"oh……"

Vaguely.

Shen Lie seemed to understand something.

No wonder.

In later generations, the Donglin Party and the Qi, Chu and Zhejiang Party, no matter which party gained power, would desperately intervene in Liaodong and risk the disapproval of the world.

Kill Mao Wenlong, who is doing shipping business in Pidao!

turn out to be.

The adults are all attracted to this big fat piece of meat.

It turns out it was all about money.

at this time.

Shen Lie's heart was as bright as a mirror, and he had a clearer understanding of the rapid decline of the Ming Dynasty.

Nothing happened in Liaodong.
Chapter completed!