Having learned from the past, the crime guard did not go to get the city slip first this time, but asked first: "So?"

"Here I go..." The man dug around in the storage box for a long time and took out four Yuan stones: "Three and a half Yuan stones. One of them, I have already used half of it."

This is a big deal!

As soon as the crime guard passed them, he knew they were of good quality, so he put them into the open box next to him, picked up the entry slips and pen, and started recording them dutifully.

While casually asking: "How long will it take to buy?"

The life-money system for not redeeming a city is, of course, not a one-time payment that lasts a lifetime, but a gradual reduction based on the statute of limitations.

For example, Zhang San uses one hundred Daoyuan stones to buy ten days.

Then on average, ten Dao Yuan Stones will be consumed for the average daily amount of life.

If Li Si wants to kill Zhang San, the ransom required on the first day must be calculated corresponding to the life gold of these hundred Daoyuan stones. On the second day, it only needs to correspond to ninety. On the tenth day, only

You only need to calculate the life gold corresponding to ten Dao Yuan Stones.

So Guilty Guard has this question.

The visitor obviously knew the rules and had already thought about it. He said calmly: "Forty days."

"Three half Yuan stones, buy them for forty days. Then three half Yuan stones are equivalent to thirty-five thousand Dao Yuan stones, so one day is..." Sin Guard bit the tip of his pen and calculated with difficulty.

"Wait, I haven't finished talking yet!" the person said, and took out a bag of Dao Yuan Stones from the storage box: "There are twenty-seven Dao Yuan Stones in it, and they are all mine.

Life gold."

The guilty guard, who had been calculating for a long time, suddenly lost his expression, but he followed the rules after all. After quickly checking the Daoyuan Stones, he continued to calculate: "That is 35,027 Daoyuan Stones, divided by..."

"There's more, there's more." The visitor hurriedly stopped, took out a few ingots of decent gold, and said with a gentle smile: "Twenty taels of pure gold, please count them all."

The guilty guard was already dizzy with calculations, and his eyes were filled with stars. He simply stopped writing and asked angrily: "Is there more?"

Sure enough there is.

The visitor took out a handful of ring coins that were circulated among Taoist countries.

I took out a few more ingots of silver.

Finally, he piled the empty storage boxes in the criminal guard's hands: "Buy them all!"

The crime guard frowned, but he still checked the coins and the silver, looked at the storage box carefully, and seriously evaluated: "This storage box of yours is too old.

The pattern is no longer very clear...it can only be converted into 60% of the price, which is six thousand Daoyuan stones. Do you agree?"

"Of course." The visitor smiled: "When in the countryside, do as the Romans do, and when in the city, follow the rules. You are right!"

As he said that, he started to take off his clothes again, taking off his outer shirt directly, and piled it into the hands of the criminal guard: "Add this too."

Then he bent down and began to take off his boots.

"Wait a minute!" The lazy guard almost jumped up: "Stop it! Oh no, stop it! I don't sell clothes here, how do you calculate the money for your clothes and boots?

?”

"It's okay to count one or two ring coins." The visitor only wore a thin inner shirt and stood alone outside the city gate. The wind blew his thin bones, but he said seriously: "I have very good materials.

It’s made. It’s quite valuable when you buy it!”

"No, no, no, no!" The criminal guard stuffed the coat back in his hand, with a look of disgust on his face: "I don't accept clothes here, let alone boots, let alone worn ones!"

"Oh... okay." The visitor looked a little disappointed, but still said politely: "Then, that's it, I have nothing else to pay."

The guilty guard put these things into the box one by one and recorded them carefully: "Forty-one thousand and twenty-seven Daoyuan stones, twenty taels of red gold, thirteen taels of snowflake silver, twenty-six ring coins...

…Buy life for forty days.”

He looked at the person in front of him and said with emotion: "You are the most life-saving person among the people I have met in these years!"

Especially compared with the man who entered the city this morning, the contrast is really stark.

Regarding this ambiguous emotion, the visitor just smiled and said: "So I should live longer, right?"

In his deep eyes.

The crime guard only saw seriousness.

This person really wants to live longer.

Want it so so much.

The guilty guard could no longer laugh.

"Go in," he said.

"Thank you." The young man, who put on his coat again, thanked him politely and walked towards the city gate.

The crime guard somehow added behind him: "Your life is very high. You will be safe during these forty days!"

"……Thanks."

The newly arrived residents of Unredeemed City took another look at this completely unfamiliar city and stepped into it.

Maybe someone recognizes him.

Maybe no one recognizes it.

In the year 3919 of the Daoist calendar, he was the genius of the inner palace of the Yellow River Club, and he stopped in front of Qin Zhizhen.

He was one of the seventeen geniuses who participated in the trial in the Shanhai Realm of Chu State in the year 3920 of the Dao Li Period, but stopped before Dou Zhao.

His name is Xiao Shu.

But none of that matters now.
Chapter completed!