Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

Thirty-seven?

In fact, Li Xin also knows that it is a bit too much to want a 50-50 split. After all, there are many large tea markets outside of Chang'an. If they want to sell tea to these places, the other party has to bear a lot of risk. However, in business, isn't it just asking for a lot of money and paying back the money on the spot?

Twenty-eight open is a bit too low. Sanqikai has just the right taste, and the price is not too far from Li Xin's ideal price.

So, Li Xin waved his hand and said, "Let's open 37 to 37. It's almost enough."

Cui Yingying breathed a sigh of relief when she heard this. To be honest, she was a little hesitant when she asked for the price just now. Judging by her intuition, Tianranju's roasted tea will surely become the mainstream of the tea market in the future. Being able to participate in such a business will definitely make a steady profit without losing money. Some, but after all, the market is large enough, and the profits are still very impressive.

She has already prepared in her heart: if Li Xin pushes her further, she can still let the bottom line go to the level of "four or six". Of course, a 50-50 split is absolutely impossible.

Unexpectedly, Li Xin agreed so easily. This once again gave Cui Yingying an uncomfortable experience of being powerless and powerless.

She finally found out. The white and pure King Chu in front of her was not a typical businessman at all. She didn't understand what was going on in the other person's mind at all, so she was completely convinced by what the other person said, so she had no idea how her words would be responded to.

However, these less important things should be put aside for the time being. At this moment, the most important thing in Cui Yingying's heart is to finalize the cooperation with Li Xin.

She said: "I came in a hurry today and didn't prepare anything. I will draw up the official documents in two days and bring them to His Highness for review."

Li Xin naturally agreed.

Cui Yingying shook her head with a smile, and said, "Your Highness, can Yingying ask you a question?"

"Just ask." Li Xin was in a very good mood when he thought that this cooperation would bring countless copper coins in profit.

"I always feel that His Highness doesn't just do business for money?" Cui Yingying carefully considered her words.

Li Xin laughed loudly and said, "It's true that it's not just for money."

"Then, may I ask Your Highness, if you don't want money in business, what are you looking for?" Cui Yingying asked seriously.

Li Xin smiled mysteriously, and said: "After a while, you can look at the lives of those tea farmers and you will know what I am planning."

Cui Yingying could only smile and did not continue to ask.

The two sat and chatted for a while, then Cui Yingying excused that it was late and got up to leave. Li Xin was concerned about the other party's daughter, so he didn't dare to ask Cui Yingying to stay for a light meal even if he was being polite, so he just got up and gave it away.

After leaving the Chu Palace, Cui Yingying got into her sedan chair. The bearers let out a low shout, and the sedan chair vacated about a foot and moved forward steadily. Cui Yingying's personal maid, Huansha, bowed her head and followed the side of the sedan chair, step by step.

Cui Yingying closed her eyes and fell asleep in the sedan chair, but she kept recalling all the conversations she had with Li Xin today in her mind.

She had never gotten to know Li Xin specifically before. Almost all of my impressions of Li Xin come from hearsay. If she hadn't met Li Xin with her own eyes today, her impression of the legendary King of Chu would have been that of Li Xuandao's son, a well-known dandy in Chang'an.