The Barrage Said, I Am the Final Villain In the Game Chapter 245

   61.7 million, gold coins.

  To be honest, for a moment, Duke Christine felt that this might be true, but as a well-informed nobleman, his reason could clearly discern for him what this number meant.

Because the economy was not well controlled in the early days of the Kingdom, and the gold coin production process was relatively weak, Rhine gold coins are not particularly valuable compared to Starlight gold coins. The exchange ratio is usually between 1:13 and 15. On average, this amount of money is almost equivalent to more than four million Starlight gold coins.

And these gold coins are enough to bribe the increasingly corrupt empire center, and buy from them a piece of land with about 7,000 peasant households, a population of about 40,000, and an area of ​​20 square kilometers, and a viscount title .

  In addition, the remaining money can also pull up an elite soldier force of two hundred people armed to the teeth, and support them in a three-month expedition.

  61.7 million is not a small number. At least if Duke Christine wants to spend this money, he will probably have to copy the homes of all the clans.

  So, Corinna actually said that she earned this amount of money that even he, the duke, could not afford?

   "Korinna." The Duke's voice returned to calm, "Are you being deceived?"

   Corinna was slightly taken aback, a little surprised by her father's reply, before she had time to explain, Duke Christine sighed.

  He took the girl's blankness as affirmation of his own judgment, so he said seriously, "I remember I told you that before doing anything, you need to think about it in advance and use facts to prove it."

   "I don't know who gave you a bad check, but you have to use your brain for this number."

   "Pt"

   Corinna slapped a stack of document-style parchment on the desk in front of the Duke: "Sorry, the words I just used may be a little inappropriate."

   "I should say that after adding some cash and various assets, its value can reach 61.7 million gold coins—if you don't believe it, please see for yourself."

   Duke Christine picked up the documents on the table dully.

   "I remember that there is indeed such a manor in this place. I have been to this shop before. The seal, the seal is actually real."

  Duke Christine spent about an hour scanning all the documents that Corinna threw out.

   Then he came to a very outrageous conclusion for him.

   These are all true!

   Corina, really brought back more than 60 million gold coins to Christine!

  The corners of the Duke's lips finally couldn't help but crazily curled up.

  He strode forward, grabbed his daughter's shoulder, and asked excitedly: "Korinna, my daughter, my dearest relative has so much money, my God, you, how did you do it!"

Before Corinna could give a reply, he let go of his hand again, jumping incoherently: "It's great, it's really timely, with the money you brought, we can finally, and finally we don't have to be laughed at anymore. Poor Duke, Corinna, you will come with me to meet your uncles later, I want you to be praised by everyone in the family!"

   "." Corinna didn't speak, just looked at her father like this, and suddenly felt that he was a bit ridiculous.

  His behavior reminded her of the scene when she first got the money.

   Corinna, who was notified, came to the jewelry store, looked at the lazily lying boy behind the boss's chair, and asked suspiciously: "The money has arrived? So soon?"

   "Yes." Lynn raised his eyelids slightly and said with a chuckle, "No wonder he can become a big businessman, he is neat and generous in his work."

   "Generous?" Corinna's eyes sparkled slightly, curious, "How much did he give? One million, two million?"

  Lin En's lips twitched, and he laughed and said, "You are also a young lady, why is your imagination so lacking?"

"I am the eldest lady because my elders are powerful, but what does it matter to me if they are powerful? Could it be that they are powerful, so I can't be poor—and they are not very rich." Corinna retorted a few words, Continue to ask: "Stop teasing me, tell me, how much is it?"

   "Sixty-one million seven hundred thousand."

   "Oh, more than 60 million!" Corinna's smiling face suddenly froze, "10,000?!!"

   "Sixty million?!!"

  Lin En looked at her wide-eyed, as if she had never seen the world, and couldn't help teasing: "Just now you said you were poor, so now you don't pay attention to the extra 1.7 million?"

  If it was before this number jumped out, Corinna would definitely refute Lynn fiercely, but now, she is almost completely immersed in the shock brought to her by this huge number.

   Sixty million, sixty million.

When she went to help others with Charlotte before, she already learned that the annual living expenses of ordinary people in Catalina are generally around 600 gold coins for individuals, and the family expenses are even higher. There may be thousands of pieces at home.

60 million gold coins are enough to provide 100,000 ordinary people with enough food and drink to live for a year without working or earning money, and can make 60,000 families of three live comfortably—and it is the most prosperous and most expensive item in the entire Rhine Kingdom Wangduzhong.

  In remote areas, this number may be doubled several times.

  The etherealness brought by the huge numbers made Corinna feel that the world in front of her eyes was gradually becoming a little illusory, so she hurriedly supported the bookcase with the files on it, and fixed her eyes on Lynn.

   "You're not lying to me again, are you?"

  Lin En didn't answer, and pointed to the place she was supporting: "Everything is there, you can see for yourself."

   Corinna glanced at the place Lynn pointed to, reached out and took out the things inside to look at, then silently moved away from the bookshelf.

  I always feel that this seemingly ordinary cabinet suddenly becomes noble.

  Heaved a sigh of relief, and calmed down her excited heart and trembling hands to a normal state. Corinna was about to put the materials back and asked.

   "The money is here now, then what, are you ready"

   "What are you going to do?" Lynn looked at her movements and asked suspiciously, "Why did you put it back?"

   "Huh?" Corinna was stunned, "I won't put it back. You customized a special magic safe?"

   "." Lynn laughed, "I don't have a safe here, but your house should have quite a few."

"my home?"

  The girl seemed to understand something.

  She looked at the things in her hand, then at Lynn, then at the documents, going back and forth several times, and finally confirmed one thing in Lynn's smiling eyes.

   "You said, you want me to take all these back?"

"yes."

"all?"

"all."

   "Are you willing?!"

   "Why can't you bear it?"

   "." Corinna was silent for a moment, and said, "I'll be honest, even if you give it to me, I'm too embarrassed to take it."

   "You made the original plan, you arranged the details, and you invited His Highness, but now I'm asked to take all the results. I can't do that."

  Lin En was a little surprised by her words, and couldn't help laughing: "Such a thin-skinned, he is not a qualified nobleman."

   "Beyond the nobility, I am still a knight." Corinna said calmly, "Honesty and fairness are one of the codes of chivalry. At least for now, I still can't lose them."

   Lynn stared at her for a while, and Corinna looked into his eyes silently.

   This is one of the few things she hopes to stick to.

  Because she knows that this trait will wear off in social interaction sooner or later.

  She has the dual identities of knight and nobleman, but as time goes by, she will eventually fall to the noble side.

  So, while there is still time, she hopes to keep what she has for a little longer.

   After all, silence cannot be maintained for a long time, and Lynn's faint laughter finally broke the silence.

"Okay, I understand." He tapped the table with his fingertips and said, "Since you don't want to take it all by yourself, then I hope you can bring back my share in full. "

   "Which one is yours? Bring it back?" Corinna was a little confused.

"Yeah." Lynn narrowed his eyes slightly and said, "You must take all the money back first, because it is your stepping stone and stepping stone. The larger the number, the easier it is for you to climb up. Open the door that didn't let you in before."

   "But, after knocking on the door, you can't put it all in there."

   “The amount of money is the only capital you have in your house right now, and if you hand it all over and put yourself back into nothing. I think it might be a long time before the next one gets taken.”

   "So, you have to keep a part of it in your hands—just like when feeding cats, you can't feed them too much at one time, or they won't recognize you as their master after they're full."

   Corinna understood now.

   Slightly pondering, she asked: "What should this number be?"

   "The more the better." Lynn said, "As for how many you can have, it depends on your ability."

   "—Can you do it?"

   Corinna clenched her hands: "I'm not sure, but I will try my best."

  Lin En nodded with a smile, "I believe in you."

   "Huh?" Corinna felt a little surprised when she saw the trust in his eyes, "You can also trust people."

   "Why don't I trust people." Lynn asked back: "Otherwise, why would I say I will give you everything?"

   "Do you really think that if I don't believe in your ability, character, and character, I will put all the money in front of you-it just passed my hands."

   Corinna was silent.

   At this time, should she be happy to be trusted, or sad that she was seen through?

Corinna didn't know it before, but when she saw her father dancing happily because of the money and holding her up so that the uncles looked at her with surprised eyes, she felt that Lynn's eyes might still be It's more acceptable to her.

".alright."

   After bragging to his siblings that his daughter brought a huge sum of money, the duke didn't respond to some people's question of "how did the money come from"-it doesn't matter-he looked at his daughter with fiery eyes.

   "Korinna, you got this money by relying on your ability, so the right to distribute it...is up to you."

  When the voice of these words fell, the Christines looked at Corinna with green eyes almost at the same time—except for the Duke himself.

  'Korinna is my daughter, and she will distribute it. We must be the ones who benefit the most. '

  The Duke smiled with almost certain thoughts, but this smile quietly disappeared when Corinna's next sentence appeared.

   "If I were to assign, I think"

   Corinna raised her eyelids slightly.

   "It's better to have them all."

  While the atmosphere in Christine's house was gradually heating up, the palace in the distance was extraordinarily peaceful.

   And, calm is a bit too much.

   "Kangdang—"

  Charlotte casually threw the hanger on the bed, took the twenty-seventh set of skirts she found out, and trotted to the floor-to-ceiling mirror, gesturing to herself.

   "This one. It seems to be pretty good."

  The female officer sighed, put away the hanger, turned her head, and looked at her princess with some headaches.

  Although this phenomenon also appeared a few days ago, but at that time, I only chose seven sets after tangling, but today I am a bit dazed.

   Sighed, the female officer asked: "Your Highness, are you going out again tomorrow?"

   "That's right." Charlotte said without turning her head, "Karin, won't your friend rest tomorrow?"

"Won't."

   "Oh, that's good. If he rests again, I will report to my father and let him stand guard every day."

  Kailin thought that if he stood guard every day, your sneaking away would probably be exposed the next day.

   After all, when people complain, they will say anything.

  Of course, Charlotte just said it casually.

  Her heart is still on how to choose clothes.

   "Karin." She turned her head and said with some embarrassment, "Tell me, which one should I wear better?"

   "That one."

  Kailin pointed to a long skirt with a sky blue top and a pure white bottom with a gradient color expressionlessly, while Charlotte shook her head after thinking about it for a moment.

   "No, it's too fancy, it doesn't fit."

   "So, this?"

  This time it was a dress with a look, and the color matching was more serious, but Charlotte still refused.

   "No, not the color."

   "The color doesn't work?"

   "That's right." Charlotte said, "Aren't dark dresses usually only worn at funerals, but tomorrow I'm going to a wedding venue, so how can I wear dark dresses?"

   "Wedding scene?!" The female officer screamed, "So you were going to sneak out to get married?!"

   "What are you talking about!" Charlotte hurried up to cover her mouth, and looked around with a guilty conscience, "You can't talk nonsense, you will be scolded!"

  The female officer silently watched the blush flashing across the girl's face, and suddenly felt that her death might be approaching.

   Fortunately, the girl finally explained to her clearly that she was not going to attend the wedding, but to take a sneak peek at how other people got married.

   "That's good, that's good."

  The female officer who felt that she was walking around the edge of death breathed a sigh of relief, and slapped her chest hard to stop her heart from beating so fast.

   "Huh—"

   After a while, she recovered, looked up again, and looked at the girl who continued to struggle with what to wear, and her heartbeat that had calmed down suddenly began to beat violently again.

  Why. There is always an ominous premonition.

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