Even if they had been told long ago, the iron cart brought by Immortal Master Wen Fei appeared later. But now they were really shocked to see such a huge creature.

Wen Fei walked out of the car in a big way and shouted coldly: "Those unscrupulous merchants whose consciences are eaten by dogs will not sell them to you. The immortal master will come and sell them. Don't squeeze them. Each person can buy one bucket, one hundred and fifty coins per bucket!" As he said that, he walked over and opened the container in a flash.

Without saying a word, Wen Fei stabbed into a bag with a knife, and the snow-white refined flour suddenly flowed down like rain. And in such a long container, there were almost thirty tons of grain. In fact, this is just the cheapest special second flour!

Suddenly, countless people let out a buzzing scream, looking at this scene in disbelief.

Wen Fei smiled coldly. The rice price in the early Northern Song Dynasty was about 300 to 600 ci per stone, and the middle period (during the Renzong period), between 600 to 700 ci, and the rice price in the early Southern Song Dynasty was about 2 ci. During the late Northern Song Dynasty, during the Huizong period, it was about 1 ci per stone, but this was still relatively coarse grain, and this kind of fine noodles was at least half, that is, about 1 ci per stone.

A stone was ten dou in the Song Dynasty, and a dou in the Song Dynasty had 6.64 liters. According to 1.56 kilograms of wheat per liter, a dou weighed about 10 kilograms.

If it is 640 grams per kilogram in the Song Dynasty, 1 stone is 92.5 grams per kilogram (Shen Kuo’s Mengxi Bida Volume 3, "All stones are based on 92 and a half kilograms, which is 341 kilograms of Han scales"). Therefore, a stone of rice is 59,200 grams, that is, 59.2 kilograms. Then a bucket of rice is about 6 kilograms, which is 12 kilograms. Anyway, no matter how you calculate it, it looks like ten kilograms or eleven or two kilograms.

This price can only be said to be fair, at least about 10% cheaper than the grain merchants in Tokyo.

Of course, not everyone can afford this kind of sky-high food. Even if it is put in later generations, this kind of grain that costs ten or twenty yuan per pound can make people turn green...

Therefore, few people can afford this kind of refined white flour. Most of them are mixed with coarse grains, or even mixed grains.

At this moment, Wen Fei deeply realized what science and technology are the primary productive forces! He also had a full and clear understanding of the prices in Tokyo at this time.

However, this is just a calculation of purchasing power. You can compare RMB to it without any meaning. For example, if you look at an American who drinks a beer, it costs $1 to spend a little more than you can vomit blood. No wonder so many people went to the United States to wash dishes, save money, and rely on the exchange rate to get rich.

Bags of flour were unloaded one after another. Anyway, people in Tokyo like to eat noodles, and this flour is cheaper than rice. So in the horror of the crowd, the whole truck of flour was unloaded.

If these ordinary people were shocked that Wen Fei had created so much food, then the grain merchants who were mixed into the crowd watching the fun or sending people to find out the news would be desolate.

Wen Fei had not sold this pound of flour yet, and the grain store that closed in Tokyo had already opened more than half. At this time, it was not that ordinary people were panicked, but that they themselves were panicked. No one knew how much grain Wen Fei could produce, and the closure of business was also extremely stressful for them. Those big grain merchants were fine, but those small grain stores were not good enough. If they didn't open for a day, they would suffer heavy losses.

The grain traders' associations are not so monotonous. Most small grain shops are forced to bow down because the grain traders' associations monopolize the source of grain. In the entire Song Dynasty, guild organizations emerged, monopolizing various industries. If you don't join, you will not even be able to do business.

But now Wen Fei has made such a move all of a sudden, which means he has broken the monopoly of the grain merchant guild.

The people immediately reacted and squeezed forward desperately, waving money strings in their hands, wanting to buy food. At this moment, Wen Fei still underestimated the purchasing power of the residents of Tokyo...

Ordinary people had a narrow vision, but they knew that Wen Fei had created so much food. However, Song Huizong, Cai Jing and others knew more about the significance of this, and they couldn't help but tremble all over.

There is no moment when I can make Zhao Ji more confident than seeing Wen Fei's magical power with my own eyes. There are indeed immortals in the world, and it must be the ancestors who have sent me to assist me and the Song Dynasty... Lan Congxi can't keep that guy. If the immortal master knew that Lan Congxi was slandering in my ears, and I almost believed it. What if I get angry and don't come back to the upper realm?

Zhao Ji did not feel ashamed of his ears being too soft. It was not that he was too incompetent, but that the enemy was too strong. It was not that he was too soft, but that he was just because Lan Congxi, the treacherous jealous... Poor Lan Congxi was sentenced to death by Song Huizong in his heart at this moment, and planned to turn around and demote Lan Congxi to Leizhou to eat lychees...

Even the cunning Cai Jing opened his mouth at this time, and the worldview he had developed throughout his life was shaking in front of him. In the hearts of most scholars and officials of the Song Dynasty, it was hard to ask about the gods and immortals. It is respectable but not to be upheld. But at this moment, real miracles happened in front of him. It seems that he must pay more attention to the immortal master Wen Fei. Cai Jing, who knew Song Huizong very well, knew very well that he could see such a scene that could be called a "miracle" and how much impact it had on Song Huizong...

The next moment, I saw Song Huizong Zhao Ji standing up with murderous aura: "Those unscrupulous merchants from the grain merchant guild dared to disrupt the market and incite the people, which almost caused civil rebellion. This is rebellion..."

Several people were shocked and knew that this was a sign for the unlucky people from the Grain Traders Association. Prince Zhao Heng stood up and begged: "Dad..."

Song Huizong's eyes flashed with a cold light and said, "You go back and restrain your uncles' families, don't come out to cause trouble for me. Otherwise, I will not spare you!" Behind the Grain Merchants Association was the grandfather and uncle of the Crown Prince Zhao Heng.

Zhao Heng felt a little relieved, that was to not pursue his grandfather's house, so that he felt a little relieved. He looked at Cai Jing and Liang Shicheng with a begging look. These people must have been the ones who took the initiative. He hoped that these people could let go of water behind their backs...

Cai Jing smiled bitterly. If it were before, he would definitely have let go, but at this moment, he would not, and he would not dare to do so.

Liang Shicheng's eyes flashed, and his heart was already filled with Yi Chu's intention. For Liang Shicheng, seeing Wen Fei's miracle just now, Liang Shicheng has regarded Wen Fei as his biggest speculation in his life! (To be continued. Please search for Astronomy, novels are better, updated and faster!)
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