Scientific Travel

After buying the things, I went to Aunt Wang's house first, returned the money, and gave Wang Xi a lot of delicious food.

Aunt Wang couldn't refuse Deng Yin, so she sent her a bunch of vegetables.

Deng Yin did not refuse.

It was already dark when they got home. Deng Yin entered the space, took out the model machine from the bracelet. The model machine looked a bit like a balance scale. One end was used to put the model he wanted to make, and the other end was used to put the materials for making the model.

Besides the canned food, there were also pieces of the canned food box inside the jade bracelet. It took Deng Yin quite a bit of time to open the can.

After finishing a can of food, I wash it and open it with a laser cutter. The can is made of cypress metal, which is very hard, fireproof and corrosionproof, and can replace preservatives when storing food.

It has many uses.

Cutting it into canned pieces not only makes it easier to use, but also saves space.

A piece of canned food can be made into three gold coin models. While the models are being made, the gold bars are melted down into molten gold.

To speed up the cooling process, Deng Yin put the finished gold coins into the water. However, the water cooled down faster than the gold coins were made, and the basin of water quickly boiled.

Time seemed to stand still in the space. After an unknown amount of time, all the gold coins were converted into gold coins, totaling 1498 gold coins. There were still 0.75 grams of gold beans left, which were exchanged for silver coins at the bank later.

You can exchange it for four coins and 68 copper coins; keep the rest of the money.

There is no smaller currency than copper coins.

No, exchanging it would deduct three silver coins, which isn't worthwhile. I'll wait until I have enough gold (16g) before exchanging it.

These 1498 gold coins were divided into three parts.

I used the first set of 200 gold coins to open a shop.

Use the second set of 1000 gold coins to upgrade the space.

The third set of 298 gold coins was used for daily living expenses.

Her long-term habit of hoarding goods has instilled in her a hoarding mentality; she spends all her spare money on buying things.

Forget it, Deng Yin knows himself very well; he has absolutely no talent for doing business. He might as well use the 200 gold coins he earned from opening the shop to stockpile goods.

Deng Yin bought a lot of things today, including one of each kind of snack, as well as daily necessities such as pots and pans, which only cost him less than 19 silver coins.

While the fact that everything on the street was cheap also played a part, having that much money was enough to keep Deng Yin alive until he died.

After deducting the five copper coins returned to Aunt Wang, Deng Yin still had 1499 gold coins, three silver coins, and 64 copper coins left.

Don't throw away these things used to make gold coins. When you have the materials later, make a detector so you can find gold mines every time.

After finishing all the work, Deng Yin was so tired he could barely keep his eyes open. He didn't leave the space and just slept there.

Stock up early, that's a piece of advice.

Although that was an experience from when I was poor.

After waking up, Deng Yin ate a bowl of wontons. The soup was full of red oil, the skin was thin and the filling was large. Every bite was full of meaty flavor.

Although Deng Yin had empty cans, there were only two, both left over from giving them to Aunt Wang. The rest of the cans were already full and couldn't hold anything.

So Deng Yin bought the bowls along with every food item that needed to be served in a bowl.

Have money and be willful.

There's a method to stockpiling goods. You can't just stockpile whatever you see; you have to stockpile in a planned way, otherwise you'll easily forget something.

The first rule of stockpiling is to stockpile food.

If we extend this path further back, the space will be too empty. We'll need to buy some shelves first, otherwise we won't have anywhere to put the things we buy.

Considering that he needed too many shelves, Deng Yin went to eight stores and bought all the shelves in the stores.

I must say, these eight shops have a good foundation; even 50 square meters isn't enough to fit them all. After all, space for aisles needs to be reserved.

Deng Yin spent another 1000 gold coins to upgrade the space to 600 square meters.

The size of the river has also changed, expanding from fifty square meters to 100 square meters.

Aside from the size of the river, there is still 500 square meters of space available for storage.

Each store has a different shelf, and Deng Yin plans to categorize the supplies by shelf type.

Bracelets don't need any fancy setups; you can put everything together, and if you want something, you just need to think about it, and it will appear in front of you the next second.

But the system's space is different, which is why Deng Yin was able to enter here.

If it's not tidied up properly, there won't be any room to stand when you come in.

Ah, a sweet trouble.

The second rule for stockpiling is to stockpile food.

Regardless of whether it tastes good or not, I'll stock up on it first.

Various kinds of flour and rice are essential. Although Deng Yin had never eaten these things before and did not know how to make them, he didn't care. If he didn't know how to make them, he could learn from Uncle Li.

Uncle Li is an exceptional cook.

Although I've only eaten it twice, I still can't forget the taste.

There are many kinds of beans, but Deng Yin didn't pick and chose; he bought a bag of each kind.

I bought 20 servings of every food stall on this street, and 30 servings of wontons. They tasted good.

Oil, sugar, vinegar, salt, soy sauce and other seasonings are essential.

Every time Deng Yin went to stock up on goods, he would see fried chicken cutlets, chicken legs and other foods that needed to be fried on the tablet. However, the ingredients were already expensive enough, not to mention the oil.

Buy ten cylinders.

Buy twenty bags of sugar and salt, and ten bags of each of the other seasonings.

The natural disasters of those years taught Deng Yin a lesson: it's better to teach someone how to fish than to give them a fish; it's better to buy ingredients directly than to buy ready-made ones.

I bought quite a lot of each kind of seed, but I bought the fewest fruit tree seeds, only one sack of each kind.

The seeds here are definitely not as good as those from her hometown; the survival rate is low, so we need to stock up on more.

Pigs, sheep, chickens, and geese are essential; you don't need to buy too many of these reproductive animals, as they will reproduce on their own.

Actually, what Deng Yin really wanted to buy was beef, but eating beef here is illegal, so he gave up on that idea.

The canned food that Deng Yin gave to Aunt Wang was braised beef. There are no animals on Heqi Star, so the meat in the canned food is all artificial meat.

Only a few people can afford real meat, and it is said that artificial meat tastes almost the same as real meat.

I'll see if I can get a couple of cows when I have the chance.

You need to install a fence before buying animals, otherwise they will all run around freely.

This time I bought from the same eight stores as before, but not too many, just a little from each store.

Buying too many things at once might attract attention.

Even so, there's still a lot of stuff.

Deng Yin bought a very large house in a relatively remote part of the city for 13 gold coins. It can be said that the house has mountains, water and forests.

If you buy too many things at once, the merchant will deliver them to your home. Once the previous batch of items has arrived, Deng Yin will store them in his space before buying the next batch.

I bought two pigs, two sheep, two geese, and ten chickens.

It is said that goose meat tastes so-so, and the two goose raised are a male and a female, mainly used for laying eggs.

Salted duck eggs are said to be delicious.

All the animals are free-range, with a 200-square-meter area enclosed by a fence. Considering that chickens and geese need nests to lay eggs, Deng Yin specially bought chicken coops.

It can't be said that she bought everything; the shop owner gave her a chicken coop as a gift because she bought a lot.

"A fool wouldn't take advantage of a good deal," Deng Yin immediately bought ten more chickens, and the shopkeeper gave him a free nest.

The remaining 18 chicken coops and 2 goose coops were purchased.

The second rule for stockpiling is to stockpile daily necessities.

An axe, a kitchen knife, a pot, bowls, ladles, basins, chopsticks, and clothes are all essential. Toys are things that enhance happiness, and I've bought quite a few. Writing brushes, ink, paper, and inkstones are also necessary.

Although I can't write, everyone else does.

You can buy clothes from the smallest size to the largest size, but no one can predict what your body shape will be in the future.

Just in case, I also bought a lot of fabric.

Although I haven't unlocked the clothing-making skill yet, it's not bad either.

It shouldn't be difficult?

They went to three different streets to stock up on goods, both cheap and expensive. Deng Yin has been staying in the city for the past few days and has eaten at every restaurant.

I bought a lot of everything that tasted good.

You can't buy too much food. If you buy a few portions, you can secretly store them in your space in a secluded spot. If you buy too much, you'll have to have someone deliver it to you.

Although the house Deng Yin bought was in the city, it was still too remote; it would have been cold long ago if delivered there.

Deng Yin also got a taste of the power of money.

Whenever there was a dish that Deng Yin liked, he would invite the chef to his home. In the morning, one chef would cook his specialty dish, and in the afternoon, another chef would cook the dish that Deng Yin liked to eat.

The chefs who used to make small dishes all started making large pot dishes. Deng Yin gave them a lot, and even though they were cooking non-stop all morning, no one complained.

The third rule for stockpiling is to stockpile items that can save your life.

Deng Yin has experienced countless natural disasters, and she knows what can help her survive them.

Yes, it's about money.