The space is full of supplies, and the little milk bag can't be used up.

Father Li took the banknote from Li Youran with trembling hands.

At this moment, the lotus on Li Youran's forehead suddenly flickered slightly, as if it was about to break free from its restraints, but in an instant it dimmed and returned to its original state. Even Li Youran himself did not notice the slightest abnormality of this subtle change.

However, Li Kangze, who was standing by, caught this detail with his sharp eyes. He couldn't help but frown, with a hint of doubt and complexity in his eyes. He felt strange and curious about what was happening in front of him, but he couldn't explain the reason for a while.

Li Youran noticed that her second brother had a frown on his face, as if he was lost in thought, so she stood on tiptoe and waved her small hand in front of his eyes. A childish voice sounded: "Second brother, what are you thinking about?"

Li Youran's eyes were full of concern for Li Kangze, which made people feel pity for him.

Li Kangze came back to his senses from his deep thoughts and gently picked up his lovely sister. Although he was only ten years old, he had no difficulty in picking up his sister because he often helped with farm work.

"Sister, you are so cute. I can't help but want to hug you!" Li Kangze said with a smile.

Hearing this, Li Youran was extremely happy. She kissed Li Kangze on the cheek, and her dark and bright eyes were shining with happiness.

Shopkeeper Yang stood aside, looking at Li Youran's innocent and lovely appearance, and felt secretly happy in his heart.

Not to mention her extraordinary courage, her clever and well-behaved appearance alone is extremely lovable.

When Mr. Li saw that everything was sold out, he packed up his things.

Shopkeeper Yang didn't stay long as he had his own things to do.

The three of them left the pharmacy. Li Youran winked at his father and said, "Dad, let's buy a bullock cart. Walking is too tiring."

Father Li also thought about the fact that they often came to the town and needed a oxcart to load things, so he nodded. Li Youran got down from Li Kangze's arms, held the hands of his father and brother, and walked leisurely.

The three of them came to the money shop, and Li's father went in and exchanged some of the silver bills for small change and put it in his inner clothes.

Li Youran understood what it meant. After all, she had an adult's soul in her body.

The three of them strolled slowly along a quiet and remote back street, which was the only way to the Bull Market.

Before you even step deep into the street, you can hear bursts of noisy hawking sounds all around, one after another, endlessly.

Father Li looked around as he walked, but he still couldn't find a working ox that satisfied him.

Some people think the cows are too small or too old, or they have their eyes on a cow but are hesitant because the price is too high.

Li Youran followed his father silently and gradually felt exhausted.

At this moment, a strange look caught Li Youran's attention. She looked closely and saw a big buffalo with a sturdy body and well-developed muscles standing not far away, staring at her with its bright eyes.

Li Youran has long been accustomed to his innate ability to understand animal language and does not think it is anything special.

At this moment, the strong bull seemed to sense Li Youran's gaze and said, "Not only am I affordable, but I'm also very strong. I can help you do a lot of work!"

Only Li Youran could hear the sound of the buffalo.

When Li Youran heard this, his eyes suddenly lit up. He quickly pointed at the bull and said excitedly to his father, "Dad, look over there! That bull is not only cheap, but also very strong!"

Father Li looked in the direction of his daughter's finger and saw the majestic buffalo. He couldn't help but smile with satisfaction and nodded repeatedly to show his approval.

The three of them approached slowly and saw an old man with silver hair and wrinkled face sitting quietly beside the big buffalo. His weather-beaten face seemed to tell the story of the years.

Li Youran felt a little compassion in his heart, so he asked softly, "Grandpa, are you selling this big buffalo?"

The old man slowly raised his cloudy eyes, looked at Li Youran firmly, and replied, "Sell!"

Father Li then asked, "Uncle, how much silver does this water buffalo cost?"

The old man stood up with great effort, his eyes showing his attachment and reluctance to part with the big buffalo, but he still gritted his teeth and said, "Then I will take five taels of silver from you, how about that?"

Father Li turned to look at Li Youran. Li Youran looked up and made eye contact with his father, then nodded slightly to show his agreement.

"Okay!" Father Li agreed without hesitation.