Wang Pijiang only paid eighty copper coins for a piece of high-quality white wolf belly fur.
If it was of poor quality, with mixed colors or damage, it would fetch an even lower price.
Over twenty white wolf pelts added up to less than two thousand copper coins.
Were the prices really this unreasonable?
If you wanted to stay in the village, even the cheapest overnight accommodation would cost over a hundred copper coins.
And a decent wolf pelt was only worth eighty?
However, eating was not that outrageous; if you weren't after a feast of fish and meat, a few coins a day would be enough. It was just the accommodation that was ridiculously priced.
It seemed that Beiyuan Village was taking advantage of the ghost disturbances at night to overcharge guests?
But Lin Yue had the nagging feeling that there was a special reason behind such lodging prices and it wasn't just about fleecing guests on the surface.
