Chapter 1898 Negotiation

   "I'm going to open a few medical clinics along the capital first, which can teach the people to grow medicinal materials for free, and allow them to send medicinal materials to their homes for sale."

   "By the way, your Ministry of Household Affairs should not have clearly stipulated that ordinary merchants cannot buy medicinal materials from ordinary people, right?"

When Ye Muyu said this, he waved his hand: "No, Ah Heng, you really should consider that, for example, you need to have a qualification certificate to receive medicinal materials, so that in case of any special circumstances, ordinary medical centers will not accept medicinal materials. The people who rely on medicinal materials for food, don’t they just rot the medicinal materials in their hands.”

"Of course, if the common people plant more medicinal materials in the future, the price of the medicinal materials will definitely drop, and there will be no problem of being unable to sell them. However, in this way, the certificate will be useless. At that time, the imperial court will take advantage of the trend to relax the conditions, and other drugstores will also be able to accept medicinal materials. , but the effect we wanted was also achieved.”

   "Ah Heng, what do you think?" Ye Muyu felt extra satisfied after the analysis, picked up the teacup and took a sip, looking at him with a smile.

  Chu Heng wiped her mouth with a handkerchief, "It's easy to say, it's similar to Yanyin, but it's the first time that relevant regulations have been made on medicinal materials."

   "But this certificate will do more harm than good to the drug dealer." Chu Heng tapped his fingers on the table.

  Ye Muyu stretched out her hand, and put her palm under his finger. When the man's fingertip poked her palm, she couldn't help but smiled sweetly. The two got along with each other more mischievously.

   "It is well known that salt merchants are rich because of the huge profits from selling salt, and your goal is to reduce the price of medicinal materials. Even if the cost is cheaper, the profit will not be much."

   "I understand what you mean." Ye Muyu squeezed his fingers, and while playing around, took his words and replied: "Actually, it's very simple, just bundle the salt and medicine certificate together."

   "You mean, if you want to get Shiobiki, you must have a certificate of medicinal materials."

  Ye Muyu nodded: "And there will be restrictions on the certificate of medicinal materials, such as the selling price, non-transferable, and the medicinal materials that must be sold by the common people."

   "Families who can get Yanyin are unlikely to be poor. They have a lot of silver in their hands. It is very simple to open a pharmacy."

  Chu Heng felt his fingertips tingle, and was helpless by her mischievous behavior: "Well, you are right, it's time for these salt merchants to do something practical."

   "That's a hard job, Mr. Ye..." Ye Muyu achieved his goal, stood up, and was about to tidy up and go to sleep.

   But before he could stand still, a huge force hit his finger, and when he fell down on Chu Heng's lap, his eyes were still a little confused: "What's wrong?"

   "What did you call me just now, call me again." Chu Heng kissed her on the mouth.

   Ye Muyu couldn't understand when she saw his approaching behavior.

  Can't help laughing, deliberately pretending not to understand: "Ah? What are you shouting? I didn't shout anything."

   "I don't need to clean up."

  After Ye Muyu was cleaned up, he felt his legs were weak and his back was sore.

  Even when he was washing, Chu Heng led him over to help him take out a wool toothbrush and touched his lips, which still felt a little painful.

  She suppressed the discomfort, brushed her teeth clean, and lay down on the bed, feeling extra restrained and covered by a thin blanket.

  When Chu Heng came back, she had already fallen asleep.

  Chu Heng laughed helplessly, carried her into the bed to sleep well, and then lay down next to her.

   Have a good night's sleep.

   Sure enough, it was as Chu Heng guessed.

  (end of this chapter)