When those capable merchants heard about such affairs, without exception, their eyes reddened,
each and every one of them made plans early on, and began preparing. Many merchants had already covertly traveled directly to Dayou Country under the guise of selling goods,
and they transported all their gold, silver, and jewelry here, depositing them directly in the bank.
As the bank's reputation grew, it could be said that the currency gradually became a globally circulating currency,
with almost every region beginning to recognize these silver notes. Whenever these silver notes were presented, no place would refuse to accept them,
even in regions where the Royal Bank of Dayou was not established. They still recognized these notes, even though they couldn't exchange them for gold and silver locally,
yet they knew that as long as these notes reached Dayou Country, they could definitely be exchanged—an undeniable fact.
