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When Su Yu and Xie An arrived in front of the money shop, Su Yu waved to the shop assistants to come and help carry the silver.

Su Yu told Xie An to wait beside the carriage, and he walked into the money shop with a swagger. Su Yu glanced at the money shop and felt that there was nothing special about it. It was just like a pawnshop. The counter was tightly enclosed by a mahogany frame that extended to the ceiling. The people inside took and exchanged silver bills by relying on a gap deliberately left under the wooden railings. There was a small door on the side of the counter for easy entry and exit.

This design is the same as that of modern banks, which is to protect the safety of people sitting at the counter and avoid casualties caused by robbery.

On the plaque inside the counter were written in vigorous and powerful characters - Datong Money House. On the side of the counter were prominently hung characters: Silver and Money Exchange.

I saw several heavy boxes being carried into the hall in a dignified manner.

Shopkeeper Sun immediately recognized the chubby young man as a major customer. He hurried out through the side door of the counter to greet him, smiling broadly and bowing, "Sir, my surname is Sun. You can just call me Shopkeeper Sun. Today, you need to exchange all this silver for banknotes, right?"

Su Yu nodded slightly and asked directly: "How do you charge a handling fee for exchanging silver?"

Shopkeeper Sun replied calmly, "To exchange this silver for silver notes, a storage fee of fifty taels is charged for every ten thousand taels of silver exchanged for silver notes. Similarly, the same fee applies to exchanging silver notes for silver.

If you want to exchange silver for copper coins, as long as the quality is good, we will not charge any additional fees! "

Su Yu felt that the exchange fee was a bit high, but they were running a money shop, not a charity. But how many delicious foods could you buy with fifty taels? It was too much of a loss.

Su Yu thought for a while, and with a flick of his sleeves, his mind moved, and the ten thousand taels in the three boxes were in the space. Su Yu thought that teleporting too much would attract attention, so this way he could at least avoid the loss of fifty taels of silver.

Su Yu pointed to the three boxes and said to the shopkeeper Sun: "There are 20,000 taels of silver in the three boxes. Shopkeeper Sun, please change 10,000 taels of silver into silver notes with a face value of 100 taels. The other 10,000 taels can be changed into copper coins for me."

Shopkeeper Sun was still a little disappointed when he heard this. The customer in front of him did not exchange all the silver into banknotes, so he earned a lot less, but at least he still made some profit. So he happily ordered the servant in the store to count the amount of silver.

After a while, the waiter in the store finished the inventory quickly and skillfully. The shopkeeper Sun said to Su Yu: "Sir, our store has finished the inventory. You have 20,000 taels of high-quality silver. We will exchange it for silver notes and copper coins for you right away."

Shopkeeper Sun clapped his hands, and the servant in the store immediately carried Su Yu's box behind the counter. After a while, he immediately came out from the side door, carrying several wooden boxes that were larger than Su Yu's.

Su Yu looked at the extra-large wooden box and was shocked. How could he drag it back? It wouldn't even fit in a carriage.

Shopkeeper Sun seemed to see Su Yu's concerns, and he explained: "Ten thousand taels of copper coins is really too much, so we can only store it in our specially made large wooden box. If your carriage can't fit it, we can be responsible for transporting it to your home by cart. However, we also have external escorts in our store, so you need to pay some extra silver. As long as the distance is not too far, we charge one tael of silver around here."

As he spoke, Shopkeeper Sun took out another stack of silver notes, all with a face value of one hundred taels. Su Yu took it and counted them quickly. Yes, that's right, one hundred. So he took out one of the one hundred taels of silver notes and paid the fifty-one taels of fee incurred in this transaction. The shopkeeper gave him a change of forty-nine taels.

Su Yu casually put the change into his arms, but in fact he threw all the banknotes and small change into the space. Since he was fat and his clothes were loose, this action was not obvious.

Then, Su Yu suddenly remembered what Shopkeeper Sun had just said about escorts. He thought it was just what he wanted. Nowadays, to be an escort, one must have good martial arts skills. Why not hire one to teach martial arts to everyone in the mansion? He could also learn from him. If he was offered silver as a reward, he would probably agree. After all, escorting is all about making money.

Su Yu's heart was burning with anxiety. He looked at Shopkeeper Sun and said, "Shopkeeper Sun, please send these copper coins to the Su Mansion in Taohua Lane. My name is Su Yu. Just tell me my name so my family will know.

And where is the escort company you mentioned? I want to hire some good guards to look after my house."

Shopkeeper Sun enthusiastically showed Su Yu the route to Pingwei Escort Agency and told him that the escort with the highest martial arts skills was called Cheng Pingwei. Su Yu happily bowed to thank the shopkeeper and strode out of Datong Money House.

Xie An, who had been waiting beside the carriage, looked at Su Yu with a bright expression and slightly brisk steps. He asked: "Master, how is it? Have you exchanged the silver notes?"

Su Yu said: "I have exchanged some silver notes and copper coins. There are too many copper coins. I have asked them to help send them to Taohua Lane. Let's ignore them for now. Let's go to another important place."

Su Yu was still sitting on the right side of the carriage, directing the direction to go, while Xie An was on the left side of the carriage, listening to Su Yu's instructions and driving the carriage.