I'm wearing it, but I'm still suffering.

Zhu Fu and others only separated from Liu Yingxiong and his group after they had traveled for a while, saying that they wanted to buy some things.

But they agreed that after they finished their work, they would wait for each other at the stall before leaving the city, and then go back together.

Liu Yingcai watched them escorting people straight to the government office before he said, "Now there are only three of us left. Xiaoxiao, you can go shopping however you want. Before we entered the city, your grandmother told you to have as much fun as possible."

The doting grandpa was not to be outdone: "Yes! Xiaoxiao, if you see something you like, just tell me and I'll buy it for you."

Liu Xiaoxiao was very happy to be spoiled by the two old people.

She said happily, "Okay, thank you, Grandpa and Grandpa, but I just want to eat something delicious right now, so let's go find a restaurant to eat first, and then go shopping!"

The two old men also thought it was feasible. They had been fleeing from famine for so long and had not eaten any decent food. Now that Xiaoxiao proposed it, they naturally agreed.

So the three of them walked towards the most bustling and prosperous street in the city. Along the way, Liu Xiaoxiao looked left and right, full of curiosity about everything.

Soon, they found a restaurant that looked pretty good.

After entering the restaurant, Liu Xiaoxiao didn't encounter the kind of snobbish waiters in TV dramas. Instead, the waiter in this restaurant enthusiastically asked them what they wanted to eat.

Liu Xiaoxiao was naturally satisfied with this, so she ordered a few of her favorite dishes without hesitation. Her grandpa and grandpa asked the waiter to recommend two signature dishes and then sent them away.

After a while, the food was served and the three of them began to eat it with relish.

After having a good meal and a few drinks, Liu Xiaoxiao burped contentedly, then took her grandfather and grandpa to stroll around the market.

Liu Yingcai also saw many new and interesting things. After seeing his grandfather's expression, Liu Xiaoxiao would deliberately stop from time to time to give the two old people more opportunities to watch.

Of course, there were also things that Liu Xiaoxiao was interested in, and in the end, Zhufu helped her buy them.

In this way, the few of them walked and strolled, and after a general understanding, Liu Xiaoxiao quietly pulled the two old people aside.

Seeing her thief-like movements, Zhufu asked, "Xiaoxiao, are you going to get some food out?"

Liu Xiaoxiao nodded, then shook her head and replied, "Yes and no."

Liu Yingcai didn't want to play any guessing games with her, so he said directly: "Okay, don't play guessing games with us! Just tell us what you want to do."

Seeing her grandfather's impatience, Liu Xiaoxiao stopped teasing him and said, "I don't know if you noticed when you were shopping just now, but they seem to have very few vegetables here, and even if they do, they're a bit expensive. So I was thinking, if I take out the vegetables I've grown in my space and sell them, wouldn't that mean we can make some money again?"

Zhufu thought for a moment and said, "It's a drought right now. Even if it's not serious here, the crops should have been affected. If you want to do business here, I suggest you do wholesale."

He paused again, then continued to explain: "Of course, the most important thing is that we have only been here for a short time, so it is not suitable to sell slowly."

Liu Yingcai looked at Liu Xiaoxiao and said, "Your grandpa is right. You have to listen to your grandpa when it comes to business."

After talking about his granddaughter, Liu Yingcai said to Zhufu: "Then, my in-laws, please take a look at this matter. What should we do specifically? Just give the order and we will follow your instructions."

Upon seeing this, Zhufu immediately expressed his thoughts.

The final arrangement was this: Zhufu would pretend to be a local vegetable vendor and first negotiate with restaurants and other businesses to see how much they could buy. After all, such businesses would offer higher prices than other places. After selling to them, they would then go to the market to find the big vendors and finally deal with all the remaining vegetables.