Ru Yue Shu Yun Feng Wen Wan

"See those sacks of beans over there? I have five. You're crazy to want so many."

"How heavy is that when it's fully filled?"

"There are a full twenty kilograms. Although the Fortune Fruit is a bit fluffy, it should still weigh about fifteen or sixteen kilograms."

"That's a lot. If you have five bags, doesn't that mean they could weigh over 80 kilograms? Why did you collect so much for no reason?"

"Oh! Stop it... Girl, just tell me how many you want!" I almost let it slip, but it was no different than letting it slip. It must be a waste of money. This isn't a consumable item, it's just for viewing. Many people only buy it once and then save the seeds for themselves.

If it's twelve wen liang, then eighty jin is eight hundred liang, so buying these seeds would cost more than nine liang. It sounds expensive. And this way you can only make a pot of gold. The rest is up to the great people, who will develop countless ways to eat it.

No matter how hard he tries, he probably won't be able to sell it anyway.

Seeing that He Ru didn't say anything for a long time, the shopkeeper was not surprised. Who would want so much?

He Ru called An Yun over and whispered in his ear, "Go to other grocery stores and buy these unrubbed Fortune Fruits. The price is ten coins per two ounces, no higher. You can do it, right?"

The expected nod didn't come.

An Yun said: "I'm really not sure about this."

No, aren’t people like them generally omnipotent?

Well, if you can't do it, just do it yourself. Finish it tonight. Even if they find out something is wrong tomorrow, it will be too late.

"Girl, girl, do you want more?"

He Ru hesitated. "Well, my master told me to collect as much as possible, but this is too much."

He Ru paused, as if considering how much he wanted.

"How about this! Boss, take me to see the quality first. If the quality is not good, I won't buy it."

"Okay! This way, please."

He Ru and his friend were invited into the warehouse. The shopkeeper took down a bag and opened it to show He Ru.

It is not as messy as I imagined, but clean, bright red, not over-sunned, and still has some toughness.

"That won't do! It's so hard to rub!"

"No, no, these are just a few."

"A few? How many? Two bags?"

"No, no, there are no such things!"

If you're not the boss, how can you speak? Who would believe you if you said that? Aren't you just waiting to be ripped off?

If there really weren't so many, people would probably say: Little girl, don't talk nonsense, look at this, the quality is so good.

"How about this! Shopkeeper, I'll give you eight cents, and I'll take all of them. I'm not lying, I want them all."

"This, this won't do! I'll be at a loss this way! This won't do, really won't do, no no no."

"Old... I'm not the shopkeeper. I see you look kind, so I'm sure you won't cheat me. So, nine cents, nine cents can't be more. If it's more, I won't be able to explain it."

"Here, girl, don't pay nine cents. I'll give you three pounds of this for ten cents." He pointed to the strange-looking seeds next to him.

"what is this?"

"I don't know. I don't know him."

How could He Ru not recognize this seed? Aren't these tomato seeds? What year was this? Did tomato seeds appear so early? Is time and space confused? Does that mean there might be other seeds out there?

"You gave me all the seeds you had. I don't even know what they are. I don't know if they will grow at all. You're asking me for 800 coins for these seeds that I don't even know what they are. That's much more expensive than the Fortune Fruit. How unkind!"

The shopkeeper didn't expect He Ru to be so quick-witted.

"Besides, it looks like you've been here a long time! No one is buying it, and we don't even know if this seed is good."

The shopkeeper was sweating profusely. "Don't worry, little girl. Our store preserves seeds very well and they can be planted."

The shopkeeper pointed to the row of shelves where the tomato seeds were placed and said, "To be honest, we don't have much use for the seeds here. Look for yourself. The most I can give you is one kind of two kilograms, and then ten cents per two kilograms, no less. Forget about the nine cents you mentioned. Ten cents is the lowest price. And don't tell me it's more expensive than the Fortune Fruit. The lowest I can sell the Fortune Fruit for is ten cents. I'm giving you two kinds of seeds, so you didn't lose anything."

"Since the shopkeeper has said so, then it has to be so."

He Ru picked it up and looked at one place. No way, pumpkin, no way, no way, this time and space are completely messed up, right?

It's not surprising that tomato seeds and pumpkin seeds are also found. But what we are saying is, is there a possibility that these seeds actually appeared very early in ancient times, but no one recognized them and they were buried.

Maybe! I'll have to look for it carefully.

He Ru was happy because he successfully bought three kinds of seeds at the price of ten cents per ounce.

"I won't weigh these anymore. I'll just calculate them as 80 kilograms. How about that?"

He Ru asked An Yun to gather everything together, listened carefully, and nodded.

"Okay, we're all straightforward people, so let's make a deal." The rising tone at the end of the voice made the shopkeeper think that he had lost money.

The shopkeeper is also a careless person. He has already sold it, so why is he still worrying about it?

"Shopkeeper, I'll give you eight taels of silver. I wish you a prosperous business and a lot of money!"

The shopkeeper naturally became happy after hearing the good words: "Okay, okay, I'll lend you my good wishes. Come back next time if you need anything!"

"Okay, okay, goodbye."

He Ru asked An Yun to send these back to He Ru's room first, and He Ru went to the next house by herself.

He did the same thing and bought another 60 jin (approximately 10 wen) from two other houses. Basically, all the peppers in Tongqiu County were harvested.

Today I bought 140 kilograms of chili peppers for 14 taels. Tomorrow I'll buy some other ingredients and make hot pot base to sell. I'm sure to make a profit.

Fu Ning lived next door to He Ru, and he discovered it when An Yun brought back the sixty kilograms of peppers. When He Ru came back, he said, "Why did you buy so many rich fruits? They are inedible and expensive. You didn't get ripped off!"

He Ru was in a good mood today, so she didn't bother with him. "Guess how many peppers I bought."

"Chili, you call this chili. Does that mean it's edible?"

He Ru didn't expect that he could guess the purpose just by the name. "How do you know?"

Fu Ning said proudly, "That's easy. Sichuan peppercorns and peppercorns are both peppers. And you said it's chili pepper, so it's spicy. Cornus officinalis is spicy, so it's spicy too?"

Seeing that she was so enlightened, He Ru thought she was a real talent. He patted her shoulder and said, "You're not bad! Full marks."

The sudden physical contact made Fu Ning feel a little uncomfortable. If He Ru knew, he would definitely think: "If you're not my friend, how can you feel wearing such thick clothes?"

"But don't they say that this fruit of fortune is poisonous? No one has ever eaten it."

"Just because no one has eaten it, does that mean it's inedible? And it's not poisonous at all, it's purely spicy. If you don't believe me, try it tomorrow."

This, this, this, Fu Ning dared not eat it. "Forget it, forget it. I won't eat it. You eat it yourself. If I eat it, we will all die."