Every plan cannot be implemented 100% according to the ideas of the person who made the plan. There are many uncertain factors interfering with everything, such as some problems that are not included in the plan, such as some unsatisfactory small accidents.

This kind of thing happens often and is the norm.

Lynch's original idea was different from what he wanted to do now. His plan was very good. He persuaded the local rulers and theocratic rulers to become his partners, and everyone made a fortune together.

But it was only after actual contact that he realized that things were not that simple. Mr. Preton and his firm had actually become the third largest force in Nagaril.

Regardless of whether those in the theocracy and political power admit this or not, the position of Preton Trading Company is already difficult to shake, and they even have the control of resources by grabbing Nagalir's throat.

If you want to make a fortune in Nagaril, you can't escape the face-to-face collision with Preton Trading Company. They will not allow Lynch to take away their profits without even farting, so Lynch is currently in Nagaril.

There is only one real opponent at this stage, and that is Mr. Preton and his firm.

How to defeat these people?

This matter is not as simple as it sounds. The relationship network of Preton Trading Company has already penetrated into all levels of Nagaril. From the bottom of society to the top of society, there are agents of their interests who rashly confront Preton.

Dun Commercial Bank could only trigger a full-scale counterattack, so Lynch changed his original plan.

In the past, he wanted to make a fortune alone, but now he plans to bring everyone together to make a fortune, but he controls the source and gets the best piece of cake.

This is also the reason why he has been promoting his experience like crazy recently, and all of this is for an exhibition to be held in Bupain in a few days. He will bring back what he has brought back from Nagaril, thoroughly,

Show it to people comprehensively.

Let people see how much valuable things he brought back from Nagaril without spending much money. Only when people realize this, will they be moved and take action.

At that time, the confrontation will no longer be between Lynch and Preton's firm, but between the federal capital power and several capitalists. Mr. Preton and his firm will be crushed!

Trueman quickly figured out Lynch's stuff, which wasn't actually surprising, but it worked!

This is also in line with some of the arguments in the "interest first theory" he recently proposed. As long as there are enough interests, war can usher in peace in an instant, and peace may be instantly overwhelmed by war.

All benevolence, justice and morality are false, only interests are real and eternal.

Listening to Lynch's words, Trueman was moved. The biggest problem he faced in politics now was actually the attitude of politicians towards the world.

A few years ago, in order to cater to the needs of the people, a large number of radical politicians were purged and replaced by a large number of conservative politicians. Now these politicians have not changed their minds. They still maintain the stupid and ignorant stance of the past and do not want to

Attack, just want to hold on.

This is the biggest problem that Trueman is currently facing. They have just removed the president and replaced him with a new president. It is not suitable to immediately take action against the members of Congress, the legislators and the ruling class in each state. This requires

There is a transition period.

In fact, it is not difficult to convince these people. As long as someone is willing to spend money, these people will eventually nod on some policies, but no one will spend the money.

What Lynch was about to do allowed him to see some opportunities. Once the capitalists smelled the benefits, in order to ensure that they could swallow the most lucrative benefits, they would actively spend money to organize lobbying groups to persuade everyone who advocated conservative contact with international affairs.

politicians.

No matter whether it is money, power, or bullets, no one can stop capitalists from plundering profits.

"It's very dangerous, but we should try it. What you said in the salon seems right to me. Each of us is an explorer, and every step we take is an adventure!" Trueman still said.

Lynch's idea was confirmed and he felt this was a good opportunity.

There was a smile on Lynch's face. In fact, when he found out that Mr. Trueman came to listen to his speech, he realized that Mr. Trueman was actually looking for supporters.

The next day, Mr. Wardrick took the initiative to contact Lynch, which was rare. Lynch booked a room at the Bupen Hotel and the front desk would leave a message for him.

A little later, Lynch met Mr. Wardrick, a man who had great influence in the Federation, at his manor.

There was also an episode during this period. Maybe Severella didn't know that Lynch was coming. When she saw Lynch, she said hello to him, which seemed a little surprised. She also had something to say to Lynch, but

Abandoned by her father, Mr. Wardrick.

When he entered a study room that looked like a small library, looking at the densely packed books, Lynch's eyes lingered on the books and bookcases for a while.

There are so many books here, and it really feels like a library.

There are six double-sided bookcases in the room that are four meters high, ten meters long, and nearly one meter wide. Each one has rails and rail ladders for easy access to books.

The books filled with books make people feel shocked, but also make some people feel numb. These books are not those "looking at pictures and talking". Each page is full of large paintings and a small amount of text content. The books here are almost all text.

, there are very few illustrations.

This also means that it will take at least ten days and a half to read a book that is two fingers thick. What is more than 10 million here?

Maybe more than 10,000 copies!

Mr. Wardrick had been paying attention to Lynch, and when he found Lynch's eyes resting on those bookcases, he also had a smile on his face.

He walked to the nearest bookcase, took out a book, and flipped through it casually. "Knowledge illuminates the path of human progress, and books are the most precious wealth of mankind!"

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Lynch came to his senses and nodded, "Have you read all these books, Mr. Wardrick?"

What Lynch said at this time was not like what he would say at all, but the question was just right for Mr. Wardrick to answer. As he walked inside, he invited Lynch to sit down, "I have only seen another

Part of it, the rest were left to me by my father, my grandfather, and my ancestors."

"I haven't seen some of them because my time and energy are limited, but they are understood by me in another way and transformed into my experience."

When he said these words, Mr. Wardrick's face was filled with a reserved smile. Underneath the reserved expression was a sense of arrogance and arrogance. In fact, it cannot be said that he is a conceited person, because he does have pride.

reasons.

Knowledge has always been one of the important social resources monopolized by the upper class society. Especially in the past, when education was not yet popularized, people's ways of acquiring knowledge were very limited and selfish.

Since ancient times, the aristocracy and the ruling class have used monopolized knowledge as the basis of their rule. Even today, there is still a lot of knowledge that will not appear in front of ordinary people.

All the books here are enough to prove how prominent Mr. Wardrick's family is.

As for whether there is blood on these books and who they originally belong to, that is another question. At least at this moment, it can make their owners proud.

Lynch sat down and said with a smile, "I can't read so many books. Sometimes I admire older people. They have gone through the baptism of time and know and have experienced much more than me!"

The pride on Mr. Wardrick's face froze for a moment, and then turned into a smile, "I just thought you were flattering me."

"That's right!" Lynch didn't care at all that Mr. Wardrick saw through his ridicule.

From the moment the two met to this moment, the atmosphere was harmonious and harmonious, which is a good sign.

After a short pause, Mr. Wardrick collected his thoughts and began to talk about the main purpose of inviting Lynch here. "How well do you know Nagaril?" He added,

"I don't want to hear what you say outside. Say something that interests me. You know what I mean."

Mr. Trueman was not the only person who could see through Lynch's thoughts. Ever since Lynch convened so many media outlets to build momentum for his return, Mr. Wardrick had a vague understanding of what Lynch wanted to do.

Although people are still unsure about what he gained from his trip, it can be seen from some of the products he displayed after disembarking from the ship.

Whether it is those living rare birds and beasts or the huge ivory that can be used as a porch pillar, these are all money and they are all expensive.

Even though ivory is not rare, such large ivory is still very rare, and the price is naturally high.

What do ordinary people do when they find a way to make money?

It's very simple. They will make money secretly and will not show around how much money they have made easily. This will attract others to enter this industry and make competition fierce.

But Lynch didn't do that. He promoted his experiences every day and also held an "exotic exhibition". Then his purpose was very clear.

Lynch thought for a while and asked, "Are you interested in gold?"

From Mr. Wardrick's brief absence, Lynch knew that he was very interested in gold, so he continued the topic, "In Nagaril, the religious power is very strong, there are many festivals every year, and most families above average

, all have to offer some treasures.”

"From pure gold products to vessels painted with thick gold paint, as well as various jewelry and gemstones, these all prove that there are rich gold resources in Nagaril."

Mr. Wardrick came to his senses at this time, and asked with some uncertainty, "But I checked, and there is no relevant international geological report."

Lynch curled his lips and retorted in a begging tone, "If there is a report, do you think it will be... our turn?"
Chapter completed!