I have been farming since I crossed over.

When the two returned home, the fifth branch of the Yang family had already started preparing for dinner. After arriving home, the two washed their hands and started eating.

At the dinner table, Yang Mingxi said as she ate, "Master Lu and I went to the county this afternoon. The rice seeds that Master's Aunt had sent to Master Lu's family are ready, and we're going to pick them up tomorrow. I happened to see the chicks and ducklings that Master's Aunt had hatched, and I wanted to get them all and raise them. Then we can sell fried chicken every day."

Yang Laowu said: "Sure, ask other families if they raise them. We can raise more."

Mrs. Wu said excitedly, "Raise them! Raise more, and you can eat eggs too."

Yang Mingxi said, "Okay, but I have to pay for this little chicken and the little duck. But you can put it in the account first, and then I can deduct it directly when I collect it."

Yang Laowu said, "That's better. I'm afraid there aren't enough to go around."

"Dad, go and do the statistics first. Everyone can raise chickens and ducks, so every family should do a count! Also, the breeding cycle of chickens and ducks is short, so you can consider raising more. Chickens can be used to make fried chicken, and I will have use for ducks later." Yang Mingxi said.

"Okay, I'll go ask after dinner." Yang Laowu said.

After dinner, the other members of the Lu family went to take care of their own things, leaving Lu Jintang and Yang Mingxi alone, thinking that they were going to discuss something?

Lu Jintang asked Lu Er to go back and tell Uncle Lu to prepare the seedling field first, sow the seedlings first, and then transplant them later.

Yang Mingxi looked at Lu Jintang who was explaining things and said, "Aren't you going back yet? How long will it take for Lu San and the others to come back?"

Lu Jintang said with obvious displeasure: "You don't want to see me? I've already arranged everything, and I just want to spend more time with you."

Yang Mingxi: “…”

Lu Jintang looked at the speechless Yang Mingxi, and said with a bit of reluctance: "It's true that I'm accompanying you, and it's also true that I have something to ask you. How about setting up the stall today? Do you want to follow me to the stall every day in the future? This is too tiring."

Yang Mingxi smiled and said, "Everything has been arranged for today. I won't be setting up the stall anymore. They can go on their own." After that, she turned and went to the back room, took out a small notebook from the space, and came out and said, "Let me show you today's income and expenditure. How often do I pay you?"

Lu Jintang said, "Let's not divide them for now. We'll use them in the snack street behind us to save the trouble of dividing them up. Let's just put them all here with you!"

After a while, Yang Laowu came back with a note in his hand. He said, "Everyone wants a lot. I wonder if your aunt-in-law can give us some. If not, we can raise a small number of them for now. It won't be too late to raise more after the house is built."

Yang Mingxi took the order, took a look at it and said, "Why is it only this much? I've raised it for three or four months, and the total amount is not even enough for me to sell in one day."

Yang Laowu opened his mouth but said nothing. He remembered that on the first day, they sold around a hundred or two hundred chickens, and it hadn't been selling for very long. Today, they sold over fifty. It seemed like they'd sold them for an hour? That was definitely a small amount.

Yang Mingxi said, "Dad, go out and tell the uncles and aunts to come to our house so we can discuss this."

Yang Laowu went out and shouted at the top of his voice. Soon, his uncles, aunts and uncles all came to the fifth room.

Yang Mingxi smiled and said, "I know everyone is busy, so I won't waste your time. You can find a seat and sit down, or you can stand. It will take at most a cup of tea."

Yang Mingxi paused, and when she realized everyone was standing still, she spoke up, "Based on the number of chickens you've reported raising, each family has about a dozen, and even after three or four months of raising them, they're still not enough for me to sell in one day. I'm bringing in chicks, and I'm not charging you for now, just to encourage everyone to raise more. I can't say we'll be able to supply all the fried chicken business, but at least half. I'll consider buying the rest from somewhere else."