They want to bring down the grain prices, but it's undoubtedly a pipe dream.
"At worst, just buy the grain at the original price, the master can still earn a lot. The key is, this batch of grain must not fall into others' hands."
A companion reminded him.
They already held quite a bit of grain, though for the entire Northern Lands, it was a drop in the ocean.
But if this batch of grain in others' hands is sold cheaper than theirs, the grain they hold would be stuck, unable to be sold.
Grain is unlike other things; if kept too long, it becomes even harder to sell.
"That's what they say, but..."
Lord Qi paused in his words, finally only able to sigh.
"I don't even know who stands behind Master Ji, to have such a large quantity of grain. There hasn't been any news from other places about people collecting grain.
Could it be that those people collected the grain in advance?"
"How is that possible?"
The companion chuckled, who could have foreseen the Northland drought?
