Feng Jun was momentarily taken aback; he truly hadn't considered the factor of personal relationships.
The words spoken by Zhang Caixin sounded somewhat unreasonable: Was having sufficient goods really a reason to justify arrears?
But upon closer thought, this twisted logic astonishingly held up. The jade industry was hugely profitable, and the most difficult part was securing the mines. Once you have the resources, mining didn't cost much at all.
Therefore, there wasn't really an issue of tying up a lot of capital.
The high price of jade didn't lie in the raw stones; it was the various stages of the distribution process that consumed massive profits.
Knowing that Feng Jun had an ample supply of jade and not tapping into the channels, of course, people would assume his profits were startling. Under such circumstances, wasn't it normal for them to ask for credit?
So although Feng Jun felt that this reasoning was somewhat bizarre, he couldn't immediately say that she was wrong.
