The female general of the last days returned to ancient times to raise a young prostitute

Mo Rao took out the blueprint and said: Four meters high, thirty centimeters thick, and the pattern is carved according to the drawing.

How much is one? The quantity is large, about 300 pieces.

When the clerk heard that they wanted 300 pieces, he immediately looked at the carpenter next to him. The carpenter was also surprised by the number. He looked at the objects in the picture and thought that it was neither difficult nor easy. After all, there were still patterns to be carved on them.

The carpenter said: Fir wood costs five hundred coins per piece, and three hundred pieces will cost one hundred and fifty taels.

Okay, when can it be ready soonest? Mo Rao asked without any hesitation.

These one hundred and fifty taels are a huge sum of money in the eyes of ordinary people, but it is still easy for Mo Rao, who has some assets, to take it out.

The master calculated the time and said: Three hundred will take at least two months.

Two months is too long, so I'll give you an extra fifty taels, and I want to finish it all in twenty days. Is that okay with you?

Time is money, so Mo Rao doesn't want to delay for a moment.

The carpenter calculated in his mind that he could pay a high price of 50 taels of silver and hire some temporary workers to help. In this way, if he hurried the work, it should be possible to complete it.

Thinking it was feasible, the master said: OK, girl, come and pick up the goods in 20 days.

Now that the lamp post has been determined, the next step is to rotate the colorful lights.

There are few people selling lanterns on the street during non-holiday seasons. I searched two streets before I saw a lantern shop next to an arch bridge.

The man selling lanterns was an old man. Mo Rao walked up to him and asked politely: Uncle, I want to customize some lanterns. Can you make them here?

The old man said with drooping eyelids: Whatever kind you want to make, the shapes are all above, and he pointed to the lanterns hanging under the eaves.

The lantern above is indeed beautiful, but it is not the style that Mo Rao wants.

Sir, these are not what I want. Can I design my own?

The old man said impatiently: No, don’t disturb me while I’m doing business.

The old man's impatient tone made Mo Rao very angry. It was obvious that this man was not cut out for big business. If he didn't want to do it, then he didn't want to do it. She didn't believe that there was only one lantern-making company in the city.

Thinking this in his mind, he strode away from this place.

Whenever she meets an old man or woman buying groceries, Mo Rao will always ask a few questions.

Unexpectedly, Mo Rao really found another family selling lanterns.

According to the description of people passing by, Mo Rao found a house along the way, which was where the residents lived.

I saw many different kinds of lanterns hanging at the door.

This should be the house. Mo Rao knocked on the door softly, and a well-mannered scholar came to open the door.

Mo Rao said directly: Do you make lanterns here?

The scholar said: Yes, what do you want to make, girl?

Mo Rao said: Take a look at the drawings in my hand, you may be able to do it.

The scholar took the stack of drawings from Mo Rao's hand and began to look at them carefully. The more he looked, the brighter his eyes became.

The style of this lantern was something he had never seen before.

That's so beautiful, girl, how many do you want to make?

Currently I plan to make 300 of them, ten of each pattern on the drawing.

OK, but your item uses a lot of materials and is not cheap.

How much? Mo Rao asked.

The scholar said: Each one is at least fifty coins, and three hundred of them is fifteen taels of silver.

How long will it take to heal? Mo Rao asked again.

The fastest time is one month. These are not available on the market, so it takes time to make.

“Okay!” Mo Rao said, “This is a deposit of one or two taels of silver.”