You confiscated my property, I exiled you, why are you crying when the treasury is empty?

Another clerk standing at the door glanced at Su Wanning and the others with disdain, "It doesn't matter which store you go to if you exchange a copper coin."

Su Wanning glanced at her without saying a word. They walked out of the money shop and went straight to the other money shop that Zhan Beiwang mentioned.

The bank owner, who was sitting nearby drinking tea, looked at Su Wanning and the other person from behind and smiled disdainfully, "If you run into people like this in the future, ignore them. After all, they don't provide any benefits to the bank."

The clerk at the door smiled flatteringly at the shopkeeper and nodded, "That's right, shopkeeper."

Datong Bank.

They looked up at the sign at the door and walked in.

The clerk standing at the door ushered the two men in and asked, "Are you here to exchange silver notes or copper coins?"

"Exchange for banknotes."

"Then please come this way, sir." Then he took Su Wanning and the other person to the side.

"How many banknotes do you want to exchange?" The clerk looked at Su Wanning and the other person.

Su Wanning directly put the bulging cloth bag on the table, and Zhan Beiwang also took out the large silver bills in his arms.

The clerk looked at the two men, his eyes filled with disbelief. "Please wait a moment. I can't make the decision on such a big deal. I need to go find our boss."

Su Wanning nodded, and soon the bank's owner arrived. "My employee said you want to exchange a lot of banknotes?"

Su Wanning pushed the cloth bag in front of her forward, and Zhan Beiwang handed the several large-denomination silver bills in his hand to the shopkeeper, "Change all these large-denomination silver bills into small-denomination silver bills."

The shopkeeper took a few silver notes, calculated that there were about three thousand taels, and looked at Zhan Beiwang in shock.

"What? Can't you change it?"

The shopkeeper immediately shook his head, then nodded, "Of course, we can, but we don't have that many small-denomination silver notes in our store right now. We need to help you collect them, but we will charge some interest in exchange for small-denomination silver notes."

Zhan Beiwang nodded and waved his hand at the shopkeeper, "Just go and get it."

The shopkeeper smiled apologetically, saying that if the banknotes were exchanged, even the interest earned would be enough to cover their bank's profits for several days.

He hurriedly asked a clerk to go to the counter to count the goods and see how many small-denomination silver bills there were. He then went out through the back door and went directly to the money shop that Su Wanning had visited before.

"Lao Gao, Lao Gao."

Gao Daban stood up from the stool beside him calmly and said, "What are you doing here in such a hurry?"

Wang Yanhuai took two quick steps, picked up the teapot, poured a cup of tea, drank it, and took a breath. "Change me some small banknotes."

As he spoke, he took out a few large-denomination silver bills from his pocket and handed them to Gao Daban.

Gao Daban looked at the two thousand taels of silver in his hand, not even bothering to drink the tea in his hand, and asked, "Are you taking out all the large-denomination silver notes in your store?"

Wang Yanhuai smiled awkwardly, "Isn't this a customer who came to exchange silver bills? The counter just happened to be out of money, so I came to you to exchange some."

Gao Daban took the banknote handed over by Wang Yanhuai and said, "Okay, then let's follow the previous rules. I'll get it for you."

After a while, he took out the banknotes and said, "It's exactly two thousand taels."

Wang Yanhuai counted the money and found that it was indeed that much. He put it directly into his arms and took out two silver ingots from his arms and handed them to Gao Daban.

Gao Daban took the silver ingot and hurriedly stopped Wang Yanhuai when he saw him about to leave. "Is the person who exchanged the silver from the Zhang family?"

Wang Yanhuai shook his head and said, "No, it's a pair of unfamiliar faces." Then he urged me to go back.

Gao Daban murmured, "A new face?" Why didn't a rich man suddenly appear in his shop to exchange silver?

The backs of Su Wanning and the other person suddenly flashed through his mind, and then he shook his head. They were just a pair of peasant women who came from some unknown village.

Su Wanning and the other man drank two cups of tea before Wang Yanhuai came over with a considerable amount of banknotes.

He placed the banknotes on the table. "Here are three thousand taels worth of banknotes. There are forty ten-tael notes, ten fifty-tael notes, and twenty one-hundred-tael notes. I'll charge you one hundred taels in interest."

One hundred taels of interest? Su Wanning recalled that even in modern times, the withdrawal fees were not so high.

Looking at the silver ingots in the cloth bag that had not been exchanged, she took them back silently. She was rich, but this was too much of a rip-off.

Zhan Beiwang curled his lips slightly when he saw Su Wanning's little action. He took the silver note and counted it, which was exactly two thousand nine hundred taels. He directly took out three thousand taels and handed it to Wang Yanhuai, then reached out and picked up Su Wanning's cloth bag.

Su Wanning nodded, and the two of them walked out. The moment they walked out the door, they happened to meet Gao Daban.

Gao Daban walked into the bank and approached Wang Yanhuai. "Where is the money changer you mentioned? Where is he?"

Wang Yanhuai put the banknote into his arms and pointed in the direction of the door. "I just ran into you when I went out."

As he said that, he turned and walked to the counter, took out the wooden box from before, and put the silver bills in his arms into it.

When Gao Daban heard the result, he was stunned and slowly turned his head towards the door. If he remembered correctly, the people he met just now were the couple of peasant women who had left their store before.

He looked at Wang Yanhuai, who had just returned with the banknotes, in disbelief, "Could it be that the couple who exchanged the banknotes just now were a pair of peasant women?"

Wang Yanhuai nodded. "Although they look like a peasant couple, the bracelets on the woman's hands and the pearl hairpins on her head are new jewelry from Jinbao Pavilion. They cost several hundred taels of silver."

"How is that possible?" Although Gao Daban said he didn't believe it, he could already think in his heart that since the two of them could exchange so many silver notes, they could naturally afford to buy jewelry worth hundreds of taels.

"Yes, when I went there with my wife a few days ago, the owner of Jinbao Pavilion took it out to look at, but it was too expensive, and I don't have that much silver." He leaned closer to Gao Daban and said, "I heard that a group of exiles has recently arrived in Lingnan, and among them is the God of War of the Dashun Dynasty."

Gao Daban's already sad face became even more melancholic. But before he could say anything, Wang Yanhuai saw someone walking in. "Erhong, are you here to pick up the money for the purchase today? It's not even the end of the month yet."

Yu Honghong raised the banknotes in her hand and said, "Today, a customer came to the store. Not only did he buy a lot of clothes, he even ordered a lot of clothes. We won't have the chance to place orders next month."

"Are they a pair of peasant women?" Wang Yanhuai asked.

"How did you know?" Yu Honghong thought for a moment. She remembered that the two of them had gone out saying they were going to the bank to exchange silver bills. "Did they come to your shop to exchange silver bills?"

Wang Yanhuai nodded, "You'll never guess how much was changed."

Yu Honghong was filled with curiosity. She also wanted to know how much the exchange rate was. After all, judging by the expressions on their faces when they were buying things, she knew they were both wealthy. "Don't keep me in suspense. How much did the exchange rate get?"

Wang Yanhuai leaned closer to Yu Honghong and said, "Three thousand taels."