"Hmm, go on," Mu Rufeng nodded slightly.
The monthly expenses of his mansion were not small—whether it was for the maintenance of the mansion, food, clothing, daily necessities, or the silver for these servants, it was a considerable sum.
It would cost about twenty thousand taels or so each month.
And the court allocated to him, as the Ninth Prince, a stipend of ten thousand taels of silver, some Spirit Rice, and various cultivation resources each month.
At first glance, it might seem entirely insufficient, but those Spirit Rice and cultivation resources were also valuable commodities.
At the same time, Mu Rufeng owned his own properties; so many shops supported so many people that they also brought him a considerable income each month.
In the Da Li Dynasty, the purchasing power of silver was still very strong.
Some not-so-precious cultivation resources could be bought with silver.
