After coming to the Kingdom of God, Luden met many people, many of whom left a deep impression on him.

Great Scholar Three, Great Scholar Six, Justice Proud, Al's grandma...

These people, no matter in terms of power, status, or city, are considered to be the top beings in the Kingdom of God, far beyond the comparison of the idiots in the Senate.

Luden spoke highly of them. If they were placed in Qiyun Kingdom, some of them might be canonized by later generations.

but,

Luden only had respect and respect for them, but he was a little more distant.

In the final analysis, the two sides have different ideals and beliefs. In some periods, they can temporarily form an alliance because of their interests, but in the long run, they are destined to be strangers.

Justice Gurread is different.

This fat man, whose soul exudes greed, is in a sense Luden's fellow traveler.

Just like Aisheng.

Should go to the same gallows, choose the same way to die, take a bath in the same hell...

Before the meeting, Luden did not expect that Justice Gu Ruide would be such a person.

In the Kingdom of God, how many surprises does Luden still have that he doesn’t know about?

Since the two parties have chosen to cooperate, work together, and start pursuing excitement, then they will follow through to the end.

Luden took the lead and spoke,

"Before coming here, the great scholar San once told me that everyone has the freedom to trade blessing contracts."

Three great scholars are in one group, advocating the view that "if there are no prohibitions in the sacred code, there will be freedom."

The sacred code does not prohibit everyone from trading blessing contracts,

Then, anyone, anywhere has the freedom to trade blessing contracts.

This is the official interpretation of a great scholar. It is very authoritative and cannot be challenged.

Luden's Fu Bao Contract Exchange must overcome this hurdle if it wants to achieve the effect of monopoly operation.

Luden does have the method.

but,

Luden knew very well what to say on what occasions in his capacity.

Challenging the sacred code should be left to the Chief Justice.

and,

Judging from the appearance of Justice Gu Ruide, a big question mark needs to be placed on whether the other party respects the sacred code.

"This matter can be easily solved."

Justice Gurread said casually,

“Outside the Fu Bao Exchange, when trading Fu Bao contracts, you need to pay the same fee, which is three thousandths.

This money must be paid outside the Greedy Palace 3 cloud hours after the transaction occurs.

Failure to pay within the time limit will be regarded as evasion of payment and you will need to pay a high fine..."

Luden asked politely, "How long does it usually take to wait in line to pay the Greedy Palace fee?"

Justice Gurread politely replied,

"Start at four cloud hours."

The staff here are very attentive, conscientious and responsible, and there will be no mistakes.

Of course, the speed will naturally be a bit slower, so what's there to complain about?

Justice Gurread's approach is very realistic and efficient.

There is neither a violation of the principle of fair dealing nor any violation of the sacred code.

As long as this rule exists, Luden believes that the entire Divine Kingdom's blessing trading will be concentrated on the blessing exchange.

Confronting sacred law with executive orders,

Unimagined roads belong to yes.

From a legal point of view, Justice Gurread did not deprive anyone of the freedom to trade blessing contracts.

A glimpse of the leopard shows that the justices often do this kind of thing.

Luden asked another question,

"So, what's the price?"

In the previous transaction, Luden used his voting rights to obtain Justice Gurread's support for Fu Bao Exchange.

Now, if both parties want to achieve the effect of monopoly operation, just like the game has DLC, Luden will naturally need to pay an additional price.

There are not many DLCs that can be used for free.

Moreover, Luden firmly believes that free is the most expensive.

In Luden's opinion, this price can best be solved with miso.

Coincidentally, Justice Gurread thought so too.

Justice Gu Ruide said slowly,

"The opening of Fu Bao Exchange requires a license. How should I describe it..."

Luden aptly added,

"license."

"Yes, license plate, that's a good word."

Justice Gurread originally intended to use words like license, but Ludden's was more appropriate.

"Your Fu Bao Exchange will be open for trial operation for two days, and then I will host an auction for the Fu Bao Exchange License. The one with the highest price will get it."

Bidding?

The proceeds from the license plate auction are considered the additional price Luden paid.

That's fair.

but,

If Fu Bao Exchange falls into the hands of others, it may have some impact on Luden's plan.

Regarding the blessing transaction of grain, it is true that only one harvest can be harvested.

But Luden has more blessings, which he wants to give to the Kingdom of God!

Seeing Luden's doubts, Justice Gu Ruide hit the nail on the head and said,

“You just need a monopoly-operated fortune exchange, and it doesn’t matter whether you have it or not.

Sometimes, the rice in someone else's bowl tastes better, doesn't it?"

All Luden wants is a gambling table.

Under the premise of ensuring that the gameplay is fair, just and open, it doesn't matter who owns this gambling table.

If Ryan dares to play "unfair, unjust, and non-disclosure" tricks on the Fortune Exchange, the fine alone will be enough for him to drink.

These days, there is no network cable for him to unplug!

Justice Goodread continued,

"Besides, after you win, wouldn't it be enough to buy back the Fu Bao Contract?"

Speaking of this, Luden knew that he had no room to refuse, so he had no choice but to nod his head and agree to the other party's proposal.

After the serious talk was over, both parties felt a lot more relaxed.

"I appreciate you even more, Mr. Ludden."

Justice Gu Ruide slapped the armrest, overjoyed and elated,

"I'm even considering whether I should designate you as Justice Gu Ruide's successor."

Luden was very moved, and then refused.

Still with a slight smile on his face, he replied politely and without embarrassment,

"If I ever sit on the bench one day, I think I will probably not only commit the crime of greed."

Obviously, Luden has an extremely clear self-understanding of what he has done.

Even if he was hanged ten thousand times, Luden would never feel unjust.

Justice Gu Ruide was amused by his words and burst into laughter.

The laughter gradually died down and soon turned into purring.

Justice Gureid fell asleep!

The smile on Luden's face froze. This was beyond his expectation.

A servant walked in outside the palace and led Luden to get up and leave the Greed Palace.

He has finished talking about all the serious business and has no reason to stay here anymore.

The candles in the Greedy Palace were extinguished rhythmically, and soon they entered complete darkness, as silent as death.

In this darkness, a pair of small eyes slowly opened.

The empty greedy palace echoed the whispers of Justice Gureid,
Chapter completed!