Exiled just after being married? I turned around and emptied the treasury to escape the famine

Chu Zixi said from the side: "Second Aunt, Tiedan said thank you, because you have warmed the four seasons..."

Jian Anan was speechless, and the corners of her mouth couldn't stop twitching.

She took a deep breath and suppressed the urge to crush the iron egg with one foot.

She didn't want to hear Tiedan squeak anymore, so she took Chu Zixi's little hand and turned around to leave.

After returning home, Jian Anan fell asleep.

She was really exhausted digging those vegetables today, and now she was sleeping on the bed, so she closed her eyes and fell asleep comfortably.

Chu Junxing felt sorry for her, covered her with a quilt, and hugged her to sleep together.

At dawn the next day, Jian Anan got up and went to Taiyang County to sell vegetables.

Chu Junxing felt a little distressed: "You are already so rich, so you don't have to get up early to sell vegetables."

"That's not possible. The money is reserved for future use. I can't just sit there and have nothing. I have to find a way to make more money."

Jian Anan has her own plans.

When they can attack Jingzhou City one day, she will have to be the richest woman in Taiyuan Kingdom.

Chu Junxing smiled and did not stop him.

He also got up and followed Jian Anan out to wash up.

The two of them drove a carriage to Taiyang County.

Since she had been to Taiyang County several times before, Jian Anan had already figured out where the market was.

On the way there, Jian Anan took out some of the vegetables in the space and placed them on the carriage.

The carriage soon arrived at the market, where there were many stalls, each stall filled with vegetables and fruits.

Jian Anan looked at the vegetables sold by others, but none of them were as fresh as those grown at her home.

She immediately got off the carriage, took down the vegetables from the carriage, and placed them in the open space.

Chu Junxing also got off the carriage and helped arrange the vegetables.

This was the first time in his life that he had to do this kind of job of selling vegetables.

It's really a bit uncomfortable.

As soon as the two arranged the vegetables, someone came here to buy them.

"How do you sell this cabbage?" an elderly woman asked aloud.

She saw that the cabbage in front of Jian Anan was fresher than others, and it looked like it had just been dug out of the ground.

She just wanted to buy one back and make stew for her grandson.

Jian An'an is also selling vegetables for the first time, and she doesn't know the market here yet.

She didn't know what price she should offer to be reasonable.

In order to prevent the old woman from leaving, Jian Anan stretched out three fingers.

"Three pennies a piece."

When the old woman heard that such good cabbage only cost three pennies a head, her eyes lit up.

This is too cheap.

"Girl, I'll buy two." The old woman said, took out six copper coins from her pocket and handed them to Jian An'an.

Jian Anan saw the old woman giving money so readily. She had received the copper coins, and thought to herself that she had sold them cheaply.

The old woman picked two big, fresh cabbages and left with a smile.

People passing by heard that the cabbage sold by Jian Anan was so cheap.

Everyone gathered around.

"Girl, how much do these carrots cost?"

Soon someone asked about the price of carrots.

Jian Anan felt that the cabbage had been sold so cheap just now, so the carrots should be sold more expensively.

She held out five fingers: "Five cents a pound."

Although Jian Anan doesn't know the market here, she knows the principle of small profits but quick turnover.

These vegetables are very easy to grow and don’t cost much.

Of course she doesn't plan to sell it too expensively.

She took out the paper she had prepared in advance, wrote the price on it with a big stroke of pen.

A cabbage costs three cents, a carrot costs five cents a catty, and potatoes cost ten cents a pound.

"I'll take a cabbage."

"I'll give you three cabbages."

"I'll buy three pounds of potatoes and one pound of carrots."