Chapter 176

"She is asking how many you can offer after you judge the quality of the clothes," her husband answered.

"J-judge? You mean I have to evaluate these before I get them?" she was surprised.

Hue nodded his head, "Yes, you have to evaluate it and then offer the seller how much good deeds it is worth. Here, it's the buyer that put the price on the goods sold by the seller."

"Oh," Jennet exclaimed as she nodded her head. The explanation was very different from what she was used to.

Then, she asked for her husband's opinion, "But, what if I say, I want these for one good deed? What would happen?"

Hue inhaled deeply as he explained calmly, "Then, these clothes are of low quality and thus considered bad products. The seller won't display it anymore and they will only display new ones that are of good quality. But, there's another thing you must know, buyers must evaluate the goods honestly because if they don't, they will gain bad deeds for the attempt to trouble others."