Yes, the three emperors stand on their own sides. This is definitely an opportunity. Since they have made a start, why not go with the trend? Join forces to support Xiao Yan openly or covertly, use Xiao Yan as a spearman, and use Xiao Yan to
In the confrontation with the Alchemy Palace, even if Xiao Yan loses, it will not harm the interests of the three clans. Once Xiao Yan wins, the huge market for elixirs will be controlled by the business alliance in which all three clans have shares! Why not?
for?
Although Qing Haoran was dissatisfied with using Xiao Yan, Qing Haoran knew very well how deep the hatred between Xiao Yan and Dandian was. Dandian would never let Xiao Yan go. If the three clans' business alliance could really unite,
By supporting Xiao Yan, Xiao Yan's safety will be more guaranteed. And if Xiao Yan can use this to eradicate the Dan Palace, he will definitely become the most influential figure in Dou Emperor Continent, and his future growth path will change.
If it goes well, the Xiao clan can become a big force or even a super force. For Xiao Yan, the advantages far outweigh the disadvantages, and it is a good thing, so Qing Haoran does not object.
As for whether Xiao Yan is willing to be used as a spearman by them, they are not worried at all, because it is not up to Xiao Yan. The Dan Palace will never give up and Xiao Yan has to be used. They believe that Xiao Yan can get their help to destroy Dan.
Your Majesty, it’s not too late to be happy.
However, my heart is beating. Although the three tribes and one alliance will definitely have an absolute advantage, the Dan Palace has a profound foundation, a huge network of people, and countless affiliated families. It is not easy to overthrow the Dan Palace. Moreover, if the three clans and one alliance join forces,
How should the contribution be divided? To what extent should the contribution be? How will the elixir be unified and refined after the elixir palace is overthrown? How should the future elixir market be planned? How should the benefits be distributed? These all need to be discussed and decided.
The three emperors were thinking a lot but did not speak. Since Zhen Bufan made this suggestion, he should have a complete plan. He might as well listen to what Zhen Bufan said first.
Zhen Bufan had anticipated this and said confidently: "After overthrowing the Alchemy Palace, I suggested forming a guild of alchemists to replace the Dan Palace. However, all sales of the elixirs must be handed over to the Merchant Alliance."
Yes. The three emperors all nodded. Replacement means that the monopoly of the Alchemy Palace can be inherited, but as long as the sales of the elixirs are divested to the Merchant Alliance, and then the Merchant Alliance and the Alchemist Guild sign a business contract, the Merchant Alliance and the Alchemist Guild will
The guild only has a supply and marketing relationship, and the Alchemist Guild cannot form a monopoly on elixirs like the Alchemy Palace. Instead, the Merchant Alliance monopolizes the elixir market.
The three emperors seemed to see endless wealth rolling in. However, who should preside over the Alchemist Guild? If the presiding officer does not have convincing authority among the alchemists, how can he restrain the unruly alchemists?
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Zhen Bufan was well prepared for this and continued: "I suggest that the Alchemist Guild be chaired by Yao Aotian. What do you think?"
Although the Yao Clan has declined, except for Dan Dacheng, the master of the Dan Palace, who has the highest prestige among alchemists, Yao Aotian is definitely one of them, not only because the Yao Clan has been glorious, but also because Yao Aotian is
The seventh-level alchemist who has been famous for a long time is also because of Yao Aotian's proud character. Alchemists are all arrogant and admire people with pride the most. Moreover, the Yao Clan is on Xiao Yan's side and is an alliance of three tribes.
ally, so Yao Aotian is undoubtedly the most suitable candidate to preside over the Alchemist Guild.
"I agree." Qing Haoran took the lead in expressing his stance. (To be continued)