Chu Liang returned to Silver Sword Peak and carefully perused the laws of Shu Mountain.
There were not many clauses about Red Cotton Market, and even fewer about the stall fee. There was only one rule: If you were selling large goods, occupying a large space, and disturbing the order of Red Cotton Market, you would need to pay a ten percent stall fee.
His fruit tea stall was just a queue, clearly not part of this rule.
As for the fines, if you repeatedly refuse to pay the stall fee, only then you would need to pay all your income as a fine.
Obviously, his actions were not in these categories either.
At that time, he did not understand these rules. He also feared that the other party might take the opportunity to start a fight, so he did not argue with the Law Enforcement Hall's disciple. But when he checked the rules again after returning, it was clear that the other party's actions were all unreasonable.
After a series of analysis, Chu Liang came to a conclusion.
