Born in an ancient peasant family, the peasant girl became famous all over the world

Liu Chunfeng took a step forward.

"Pork is sold at 16 wen a pound, pheasants and rabbits at 20 wen a pound. Chickens and rabbits at 18 wen a pound. Eggs at 14 wen a pound."

Pork in the county town usually costs 17 cents per pound, which is two cents more expensive than in the town. No matter what, it can't be cheaper than the one sold in the town.

"We still have a lot of mountain products. Red dates are 15 cents a pound, and mushrooms are 8 cents a pound." After saying that, Lin Guo had already taken down two sacks from the roof of the car.

Jiang Dani untied the sacks one by one.

"Look, shopkeeper, these are all good things from the mountains. The mountain folks are reluctant to eat them, so they want to exchange them for some money."

The shopkeeper was amazed, these mountain products are really good stuff.

While he was thinking about the price, he grabbed a handful of red dates and mushrooms, examined them carefully, squinted his eyes slightly, and nodded with satisfaction.

The red dates are big, and there are two or three kinds of mushrooms, all of good quality.

"It looks like it's OK, but we have a limited number of customers at Zui Xiang Zhai. We can't order yours and return others. We still have to be honest."

Jiang Yue knew that the shopkeeper had taken a fancy to their mountain products and wanted to lower the price.

"Try some first. If it sells well, you can come back to us for more."

Liu Chunfeng glanced at Jiang Yue and continued, "As for the price, it can be cheaper."

The shopkeeper’s surname is Zhou. Although he is a straightforward person, he is also a businessman.

Ordinary pork is purchased by professionals themselves, and pork is one cent cheaper. Chicken, rabbit, and mushrooms are all about the same price, but it is obvious that the mountain products here are much better.

If possible, he could save the purchasing job.

"Ten catties of pork, five catties of mushrooms and red dates each, two domestic chickens and two domestic rabbits, and both the pheasants and rabbits. I'll give you a 20% discount."

The restaurant still has pork, but if we buy too much, it won’t be fresh and we’re worried it will go bad.

Li Chunfeng thought for a moment, and undecided, her eyes fell on Jiang Yue.

Jiang Yue: "Uncle, we only make a small profit on these mountain products. At most, we can only sell them at a 10% discount."

It's so neutral and the price is acceptable.

After saying this, Liu Chunfeng nodded.

The old woman actually wanted to listen to a little kid? The shopkeeper didn't think much about it this time and agreed.

Before leaving, Liu Chunfeng took out a pound of homemade dried noodles.

"Boss, take these noodles back and eat them."

Shopkeeper Zhou looked at it carefully and found that the noodles were surprisingly tight.

Farmers are simple and honest in their business.

After leaving the restaurant, Liu Chunfeng collected all the money for the time being, only thinking about giving some to Lin Guo when she got home.

The remaining meat had to be sold, so Jiang Yue and her grandmother went to ask the wealthy family to whom they had sold the meat years ago.

After asking every household one by one, the remaining chickens and rabbits were almost all sold out, and a lot of red dates and mushrooms were also sold.

This business is easy to do because it is familiar to you once.

Finally, the group went directly to the West Market, where they set up stalls as usual, selling pork and other things.

Jiang Yue knew that she had too much meat and it was not a good idea to sell it herself, so she looked at the meat stall not far away.

Seeing that the pork was almost sold out,

"Grandma, let's go ask for the price."

"Ask for the price? Aren't they all 17 cents per pound?"

"I'm asking about the price of a grown pig."

Liu Chunfeng probably understood what was going on. Seeing Jiang Yue taking a step forward and walking towards the meat stall, she followed him closer.

Jiang Yue asked:

"Uncle, my family raises pigs. Do you harvest pigs here?"

"Huh?" The butcher found it curious and couldn't help but glance at the Jiang family's stall. He was quite interested.

He asked Liu Chunfeng who was behind Jiang Yue. He had seen this woman before because she often came to this stall to sell eggs.

"Where do you live?"

Liu Chunfeng: "Near Qinghe Town."

Without waiting for the butcher to refuse, Jiang Yue continued, "We can deliver it in person."

"I buy them at twelve cents per pound." He would go to the farmers' houses to buy the normal adult pigs himself. Having someone deliver them personally saved him a lot of trouble.

Jiang Yue thought to herself, "When do you want it?"

"The day after tomorrow. I will have sold all my pigs tomorrow."

This business is much easier than the restaurant business just now.

After the butcher finished speaking, he packed up his stall and left because he had sold all the meat for the day.

Jiang Yue and their stall has just started...

Red dates and mushrooms are easy to sell, but it takes time. As for eggs, Liu Chunfeng had some connections before, so she delivered them today. Near noon, she also sold some pork.

They changed to two more places, and it was not until very late that they sold out all the meat.

The heavy silver coins felt substantial in my palm.

It was a total of ten taels of silver. It was the first time that Liu Chunfeng had received so much money.

Although everyone is suffering physically, their hearts are sweet.

Hope always comes in small steps.

When Jiang Yue got home, she was hit by the fragrant smell as soon as she got home.

When I got closer,

It was my second and third sisters who cooked a big pot of pork offal soup.

"Grandma, my fifth sister and I have been cleaning pig intestines all day." As soon as Jiang Sini saw her grandma, she started to take credit.

The whole family enjoyed the pork offal soup with Jiang Sanni's freshly baked white flour pancakes.

The villagers are not so particular about things that rich people don’t eat. This pork offal soup is cheap and delicious, enough for the Jiang family to eat for several days.

Today's dinner includes pork soup and tender corn.

The fourth sister was greedy. Seeing that the corn in her own garden was almost ripe, she found some tender corns and broke nine of them together with the fifth sister, planning to cook them for dinner tonight.

Jiang Yue and her family sat around the table, eating this year's new corn together, their mouths filled with the sweetness.

While eating, Jiang Sini secretly glanced at her grandmother beside her, fearing that she would be blamed by her grandmother.

But she heard that her grandmother not only did not complain, but praised her.

"Si Ni is becoming more and more diligent." My heart felt as sweet as honey.

She was eating corn and giggling, and was slapped on the head by her second sister.

"The pork soup is getting cold."

He just stopped laughing.

When she saw this, the whole family was staring at her and she couldn't help coughing.

At the dinner table that night, even Cheng Yuchu, who used to disdain to eat these things, ate two full bowls.

After today, on the third day, Liu Chunfeng and Lin Guo went to the county town in a donkey cart to deliver a mature pig to the butcher.

After that, whenever Liu Chunfeng met a butcher, she would selectively ask him whether he would harvest pigs.

Some people don’t collect the fish, most of them raise pigs themselves, but some do.

The other chickens and rabbits were also sold at the stalls.

Since there are so many sales, naturally, there are also a few businesses that deliver to the door.

Most of them were cooks who came to do some shopping.

This was all thanks to Jiang Yue's persistence in going door to door to sell her own chickens and rabbits to wealthy families.

...During Jiang Yue's study class, the teacher became more strict with her, as he was a little afraid that she would become arrogant due to her favor.

As for her, she naturally studied hard to ensure that she could answer every question from the teacher as much as possible.

I finished school today and went to the pharmacy as usual.

Only Er Ren was allowed in the pharmacy. The master was busy in the pharmacy in the county town and was not there.

Jiang Yue processed the herbs as usual, and after preparing for quarter of an hour, she rested for a while on the small bed.

at this time,

"Brother, brother, you hold on, hold on!"

The shouts reminded Jiang Yue of what happened to the Yuan family.

At this time, a beggar covered in blood was carried by another beggar into the pharmacy.

The other beggar looked at Xu Er with a timid and pleading look. "Little doctor, please save my elder brother."

"I'm not a doctor. Come on, sit down first." Xu Er was a little embarrassed for a moment, so he arranged for the injured beggar to sit on a chair in the shop.

Jiang Yue entered the medicine shop from the backyard, took a closer look, and gasped.

The injured beggar had messy hair covering most of his face, making it difficult to see his true appearance. When she saw it clearly, she was shocked.

His thin clothes were torn, revealing his bloody skin, which was unbearable to look at.

"Brother Mu?"

Mu Heng raised his eyes and saw Jiang Yue's bright eyes through his blurry eyes.

He said awkwardly,

"little six."

"Big brother, do you know him?" The little beggar at the side almost cried with joy, "Little doctor, please, save my big brother."

Xu Er is just a waiter and he doesn't know how to treat patients.

Jiang Yue briefly checked and felt their pulses, then said to them, "It's just some superficial injuries. They look scary, but you'll be fine after you go back and take care of yourself. I'll prescribe some medicine for you."

After hearing this, the two beggars both breathed a sigh of relief, but they were somewhat skeptical of Jiang Yue's words.

"Xiao Liu, we have no money." Mu Heng said weakly, and it was difficult for him to utter the words.