"The third master is so righteous." Li Luoyou said with admiration, "However, what the Tatars value most is iron and food. I see that the thirty-one kinds of goods purchased by the crowd are also included. I think they are not enough. How can I have spare energy?

Going to redeem it again? I’m afraid it will be very difficult.”

"Just food and ironware?" Liu San was immediately doused with cold water. He asked with hope, "Can we sell other items?"

"Although Huang Taiji is a Tatar, his knowledge is not bad." Li Luoyou said, "Businessmen can bring goods in and sell them. He only welcomes materials related to people's livelihood and national use. Food and ironware are the best, as are cloth and silk. Even like you

This glass mirror is something that is purely for enjoyment. I am afraid that once it is shipped in, there will be a ban on its sale."

"So that's it." Liu San thought that this would be tricky. If it involves the export of strategic materials, it would have to be approved by the executive committee. "That would have to be considered separately."

"If you have such intention, Mr. Li is willing to make a connection."

"Thank you, Boss Li!"

The two parties agreed that within the next three months, he would arrange for several elders to secretly go to Liaodong for on-site inspections to see if it was possible to purchase large quantities of prisoners from Liaodong.

The two parties used Li Luoyou's semicolon here as the contact point, and Gu Baocheng was the contact person. The two parties did not have any other contact through other channels. Li Luoyou showed a pair of monogrammed horn stamps, and the two stamps can be combined into one.

It can be divided into a pair again. He left one.

"Whenever there is a letter or a message, please use this monogram as proof. Seeing the letter is like seeing the person."

In order to keep confidentiality in his daily business, he used this method to communicate with all parties. He did not think it was a simple and effective method. In addition to sweeping leaves, he had two confidants in his inner and outer study rooms to keep these monograms for him.

There are different horn stamps. As for who each stamp corresponds to, only he knows.

The matter of ransoming prisoners had no direct benefit to Li Luoyou, and it may not be possible, but it still made him feel a little more open-minded. His favor towards the Australians also increased.

In the next few days, Li Luoyou continued to visit Lingao. Wu Nanhai's intensive farm left a deep impression on him. Then he visited the Dongmen City Catholic Church - he only learned about it by accident.

There is a church here - on the road he saw someone hanging a wooden cross. After asking, he found out that there was already a church here. So at his request, he temporarily added a visit to the church.

At the Dongmen City Church, he was warmly welcomed by Wu Shimang and others. Although Li Luoyou always had an indescribable feeling of awkwardness towards this Australian priest. This man was dignified and well-behaved, even better than the one in Ma Yangchun.

The smelly German priest who didn't like to take a shower was much more respectable, but his conversation didn't give the impression that he was a priest.

However, Priest Bai is still a bit cool. Li Luoyou is very fond of the Australians for allowing the church to build a church here. He was even more surprised when he heard that a monastery was established here. It seems that the Australians have great reverence for God.

The church is not big, with a pointed roof, a small bell tower, and long glass windows on the walls. The building is simple and beautiful. Li Luoyou was very fond of the church and immediately donated a circulation coupon equivalent to one hundred taels.

Wu Shimang expressed his gratitude and gave him a Chinese version of "Catechism" in return. This is an introductory book for Catholics. The book is beautifully printed and has a beautiful binding. Li Luoyou greatly appreciated it and immediately donated it.
Chapter completed!