How could we just casually sell the things we've painstakingly acquired to them?
Of course, they quickly understood a principle: selling these goods wasn't impossible, but the aim was to make them pay dearly, and then, with all that money in hand, they could live better in Dayou's country. Otherwise, when would they ever save enough money?
With this thought, everyone's mindset changed. Those who brought back treasures were calculating in their hearts how much money they should drain from the opposition; for instance, having bought a glass cup for three hundred taels, should they sell it to them for three thousand taels?
And it wasn't just one person who thought this way; almost everyone did. As for those larger glass pieces, they were too reluctant to sell them now. They all agreed on an approach,
which was to sell these items for a good price gradually, step by step.
