Shi Lang watched the boatloads of Italians leaving and smiled with satisfaction.

Those who ventured to Daming to earn a living were the poorest Italians.

They know best who needs what, and these goods are sold before they are even warmed.

Then they found the black market and exchanged the Italian lira in their hands for Ming Dynasty silver dollars.

Soon the smuggling business of Sicilian and Italian people gradually became prosperous, and a large number of Ming products even appeared in Rome.

Shi Lang was busy mobilizing domestic supplies from Alexandria every day while working as a swindler. Money continued to flow into his pocket day by day.

However, the business of smuggling refined oil products to the French has not made much progress.

After all, the two countries are at war.

The French did not dare to get involved in Ming Dynasty business, and Murat was very strict in this regard.

Several pirates who intended to smuggle oil products from the Ming Dynasty only met Shi Lang twice, and their bodies were hung at the top of the city of Marseille.

Shi Lang was a little worried. After all, smuggling refined oil is the real big business.

That's traded in gold!

Just when Shi Lang was sitting in the office at a loss, the junior staff officer knocked on the door and came in: "Brother, there is an Italian named Al Pacino looking for you.
Chapter completed!