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The next day, everyone met in Gumuxuan.

The buyer is a middle-aged man who is very talkative.

Mainly because this man really likes Mu Lao's wood carvings.

I think Mulao’s wood carvings are very spiritual.

Mu Lao's words yesterday also made him appreciate this somewhat "pedantic" craftsman who is now rare.

He directly said that the money did not need to be refunded.

And he placed another order, hoping that Mu Lao could carve a large piece for him to put in his office.

Mu Lao said that he would not charge for this big item, even if it was 500,000 yuan.

The middle-aged man disagreed.

Say one code means one code.

In fact, the middle-aged man knew very well that Master Qianmu, the previous wood carver, had not gotten it either.

It was Zhou Mingbao's own fault to lie to him that the wood carving was the work of a master from the Qing Dynasty.

Master Mu himself knew nothing.

Then how can Master Mu be made to pay for this behavior?

This is so unfair to Master Mu.

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The two sides could not hold on any longer, and there was no way for Mr. Zhou to persuade Mr. Mu to continue like this.

Let Mu Lao accept the other party's proposal.

If you really feel that you can't live with it, just give the other person some discount when the time comes.

After all, in the final analysis, it was his son who did something wrong, not Mu Lao.

Why is Mr. Mu so polite here?

If you open the door for business, how can you push the business to other places?

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With everyone's unanimous persuasion, Mu Lao accepted the middle-aged man's order.

When the final delivery was made, Mu Lao gave the other party a 20% discount.

This was agreed upon from the beginning. Others were also worried that the old man would announce a discount, so they directly gave him a very low discount.

Then the previous debate is meaningless.

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Chapter completed!