The Duke only took away more than three hundred gold coins and a few valuable gemstones.
If he were to take all the gold coins, it would be too heavy, not suitable for a long journey.
The Duke tried it out, and he would have to carry a huge chest filled with gold coins and take it everywhere with him.
Not only would it be inconvenient to carry, but it would also easily attract attention and cause some trouble.
After consideration, the Duke handed over the remaining hard-to-carry gold coins to Mr. Wood, so that he and the villagers could use the money.
The villagers had no ability to manage money, giving it to them would harm them, giving it to Mr. Wood was just right.
Even if this money runs out, Yining Village is still under the care of Earl Hardy, and there won't be any major problems.
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In early March, on the vast plains of Maple Hill County, some peasants were working in the fields, now was the time for sowing wheat.
