Farming: I dressed up as a widow and beat my parents-in-law violently

Bai Ruixue is in the kitchen.

Mrs. Song is on the bed.

No one heard what the two said.

In the afternoon, Mrs. Song finally felt better after eating and taking a nap.

She was coaxed by Jiao'er to go out for a visit. He Tian took the opportunity to sneak into Mrs. Song's room. He rummaged for the keys, opened his mother's dowry box, successfully obtained the house deed, then locked the box and returned the keys to their original place. at.

Go straight to the pawn shop.

"Your house is in a bad location. It's small and remote. I can only give you 80 taels for one year. If you don't redeem it when the time is up, we will take the house back."

"Eighty taels? This is too little. Even the smallest family in my alley sold his house for 150 taels. No matter how small my house is, I can still get 200. Shopkeeper, please be accommodating. Next, I don’t want such a long period of time, just three months. I will redeem the house deed after three months. Can you add some for me, one hundred and fifty taels, okay?"

He Tian stepped into a pawn shop for the first time.

No wonder everyone says that everyone here, from the shopkeeper to the waiters, is shady.

Two hundred and two lives are said to be eighty.

Not even a bargain sale.

Just let him give it to the pawn shop.

What the hell.

He Tian's face was gloomy, and he wanted to turn around and leave.

But he was in a hurry to use the money, so he could only talk to the pawnshop owner slowly and politely.

"The period can be shortened, but don't forget, you are not selling, you are pawning. I can't get my house, and you will have to live in it for a few months. What do I want? Eighty taels can't be more. It's really not possible. , you can take it to the gambling house to pay it off, they will give you more money."

The owner of a pawn shop doesn't like collecting land and house deeds very much.

The follow-up process is too troublesome. You have to hire thugs to take back the house and land, and you can't cause trouble.

It takes a lot of effort.

You can earn hundreds of taels of silver in a few months or even a year.

So of course he has to keep pushing the price down again and again.

If sold individually, he can give one hundred and fifty taels.

If so.

Forget it if it's over eighty.

This shabby house is so big. According to the market price, it is about one hundred and eighty taels.

Excluding his labor costs, he could not earn even one hundred taels.

Today he received eight pieces of white jade jewelry, and he could earn a hundred taels with each hand.

How could he take a small house deed seriously?

Just let He Tian go to the gambling house, which is run by the same master anyway.

"Gambling house? How much can you pay there?" He Tian had never been to a gambling house.

Although he occasionally drinks wine with his friends.

But I dare not step into that kind of place.

If you don't pay attention, you will be in danger.

"She must be in her early 100s. This is the first house you turn fifty steps to the left when you go out, or the third house at the end of the left bridge at the top of the city. I don't know about the others."

There are only three gambling houses in Shuangqiao Town.

Two of them were opened by his master.

"Thank you, shopkeeper."

He Tian left with the house deed.

He could only earn three hundred taels from eighty taels.

Since the house deeds were stolen, he naturally had to make a big deal.

At least 120 taels of silver must be obtained.

Then after three months, you can earn five hundred taels.

When the time comes, he will replace his house and live in a big mansion.

Then buy some jewelry and clothes for Mom and Jiaoer.

Before I could figure out how to spend the rest of the money, I was only fifty steps away.

In the afternoon, the gambling house is the busiest.

When He Tian went in, it was crowded. There were three tables in the shop, all of them crowded with gamblers.

On the right hand side, there was a rosewood Taishi chair, on which sat a middle-aged man wearing a tan-colored round-necked robe.

He held the teacup in his hand, raised a smile, and looked at the crowd gambling.

Seeing He Tian come in, I thought he was also here to gamble.

"Go, there's a new guest here. He's a little unfamiliar. Please treat him well." After giving the instructions softly, the waiter next to the man immediately put on a smile and stepped forward to greet He Tian.

"Sir, what do you want to play?"

He Tian heard this and waved his hands repeatedly. "I don't want to play. I'm here to mortgage the house. I wonder if your shopkeeper is here? It was the pawnshop shopkeeper who introduced me."

The waiter turned his head and glanced at the shopkeeper.

Seeing him raise his eyelids, he immediately turned back and said.

"Then you come with me."

The gambling shop clerk took He Tian to the back room.

"Keep an eye on the outside." After saying that, the man sitting on the Grand Master's chair stood up.

He brushed his robe.

He also went in.

"Which house do you want to mortgage? Show me the deed. Do you have the title deed?"

Generally, a house has two deeds, which are the house deed and the land deed. There are also cases where the house and land deed are connected together.

not much.

"My house deed and land deed are on the same piece of paper. They were connected together when I bought the house."

Shen Jiading nodded slightly. He took the house deed from He Tian and looked at it carefully. "Well, it is indeed true. How much money are you prepared to mortgage and what is the term?"

"Two hundred taels, the deadline is three months. If the money is not paid back after three months, you will take the house away."

He Tiante is confident. He has been playing with Wang Gui for seven or eight years.

Wang Gui's family has always been wealthy.

Invite him to dinner and drink wine from time to time.

He took him to see a lot of the world, so if Wang Gui said March, it would definitely not be more than March.

He originally wanted to pay one hundred and fifty taels.

But then I thought about it, what if the shopkeeper of the gambling shop also wants to lower the price.

It's better to shout higher.

By then, after pulling back and forth like this, he might get one hundred and fifty taels, so he could earn at least 600 taels.

"It's high. Even in good times, your house only sold for two hundred taels. Besides, this house is quite old. I haven't seen the appearance of the house yet. If the house is in disrepair for a long time, then even You can’t even sell it for one hundred and eighty taels, but I can give you two hundred taels of silver, but!”

Shen Jiading put down the house deed and stopped mid-sentence. He looked at He Tian.

"But what? Shopkeeper, you said."

He Tian asked excitedly, if he could really get 200 taels, then he could earn taels of silver.

Oh my god.

At that time, it will not be a problem to buy a remote and older three-in-one hospital.

Buy a few more servants for the family.

Then he can live a life like a master.

What books are you still reading?

I will never read it again in this life.

"But! When March comes, if you don't come back to pay back the money, I will definitely take it away. You have to make up another eighty taels of silver. Even if you pay back the money, you still have to pay fifty taels of interest. Of course, if you don’t give it, we have plenty of means, haha.”

Shen Jiading sneered twice.

This laughter was a bit sinister, and He Tian couldn't help but shudder.

"It's too much. No matter how bad my house is, it can still be sold for 190 taels. Moreover, the interest rate is exaggeratedly high. How about paying taels each?"

He Tian wouldn't dare to bet so big.

"Let's do it, fifty taels each. If it's still not enough, add 10 taels for one more month, and then bargain, you can go out. If you agree, then sign on the paper."

As he spoke, pens and paper were already placed on the table.

" I agree."

He Tian thought for five seconds.

He directly signed his name and took his thumbprint.

When he left the casino, he already had two hundred taels of silver notes on him.