Soul Travel: I was bought by the fierce man in the village to farm

After dinner, Mao Xiaosui went out to pour swill when she heard Mao Mingzhu calling her.

She responded and asked, "What's wrong?"

Mao Mingzhu asked, "Are you going to the market today?"

"Go." Mao Xiaosui said, "You go first, I will be later."

Hearing this, Mao Mingzhu asked again, "Do you want to wait for you?"

"No need." She said and entered the house.

There was a lot of meat hanging in the yard. She put most of the baskets that had been dried in the past few days and gave them to the Ding family, and put another basket of dried meats to sell.

Li Ruyi wasn't stupid either. From yesterday's conversation, she knew that Ding Pingshun was going back. Mao Xiaosui guessed that there would be trouble soon, but when they both went out, Li Ruyi just stuck to Ding Pingshun.

She looked at him eagerly, until she was about to go downhill, then she raised her hand and shouted, "You want to come again..."

Ding Pingshun turned around to answer her.

After leaving the village, Mao Xiaosui said, "This girl has been more noisy than Ankang since she was a child."

"Very good." Ding Pingshun took the basket on her arm.

The mule was well behaved with Heizi leading the way, so Mao Xiaosui walked slowly with him.

Ding Pingshun doesn't talk much, but he always finds something to talk to.

Talk about interesting things in the village, talk about Ding Ping'an's childhood, and talk about Ding Pingsui.

The family members went to the market after talking about it.

The bridge was too crowded to cross, so we had to go downhill and cross the river by taking a path.

The two took down the basket and carried it on their backs. Mao Xiaosui went to the market, and Ding Pingshun took the mule home.

I came late today, and when Mao Xiaosui arrived, the seat by the bridge was also full.

She planned to go for a walk on the bridge, and saw Mao Mingzhu and others setting up a stall not far from the bridge.

Mao Mingzhu shouted, "Did you just come?"

Mao Xiaosui nodded and walked forward after realizing that there was no place to set up a stall.

After walking a few steps, I met an old lady.

He looked into her basket and asked, "You didn't bring any rabbits?"

"Bring the meat to dry."

The old lady shook her head, "Dried meat is not as delicious as fresh."

"It's quite delicious." Mao Xiaosui said, "Soak it in warm water for two or three hours before cooking."

"How much?" The old lady was moved by what she said.

"Ten copper coins." Mao Xiaosui avoided the passers-by and asked, "Do you want to buy it, grandma?"

The old lady didn't respond and opened the cloth covering the basket. "How do you sell eggs?"

Then he said, "Everyone else is selling twenty and getting two free."

Mao Xiaosui listened with his ears pricked up and laughed, "My family still gives one for every twenty copper coins."

The old lady was confused, "Can I get two eggs for free if I buy two rabbits?"

Mao Xiaosui shook his head and said, "Grandma, go and ask elsewhere." After that, he planned to find a stall to sit as soon as possible.

The old lady refused to give in and reluctantly took out the money and said, "Give me two rabbits and ten eggs."

He asked again without giving up, "I bought so much, you have to give me something, right?"

"I'll give you an egg."

The old lady glared, "Only one egg?"

Mao Xiaosui smiled and said nothing.

It was not convenient to do business while standing on the bridge. After collecting the money, Mao Xiaosui planned to leave.

When I walked to the bridge, I found that the soap vendor was also there. His face was a little less childish and looked smoother.

After seeing her, he took the initiative to shout and asked, "Are you here to do business too?"

Mao Xiaosui nodded and looked at his table. He didn't find his own soap, so he asked, "Have you sold out so many of them so quickly?"

The vendor laughed and said, "It's been a long time, so of course they're all sold out."

He rolled his eyes and asked again, "Aren't yours sold out yet?"

"No." Mao Xiaosui sighed, "It's still at home."

"Why don't you sell it to me?" the vendor laughed. "If you keep it, it's just a waste."

Mao Xiaosui frowned and said, "I'll go back and discuss it with my man."

"We can discuss it," the hawker said immediately, "but the price will be cheaper. There are many better-looking ones in the county than yours. You can only sell forty pieces at most."

Mao Xiaosui immediately rolled his eyes at him.

Li Yunshan and Zhao Hui are about to go to Su County. It will be the same if they take them there and sell them. Her family is not short of money now, so there is no need to do his business.

If this man paid sixty as agreed before, he could just sell the things at home to him. Who would think that he would take advantage of the situation as soon as he comes up?

There was no room on the bridge, so she finally set up on the edge.

Because the location was not good, Mao Xiaosui even planned not to sell it. Unexpectedly, many people came here for the rabbit meat, and even the eggs were sold out.

When she finished buying the candied haws on a stick and was about to leave, she found that Mao Mingzhu and others were not far ahead.

She called out to a few people and trotted over.

Mao Mingzhu glanced into her basket and said, "Sold out?"

She nodded.

Zhang Zhi also asked, "I heard that Yunshan sold it for ten copper coins before? It's more cost-effective than buying ten eggs. It's meat after all."

Others also agreed. Yuan Xiaochun asked, "Can the villagers buy it cheaper?"

"Okay." Mao Xiaosui nodded, "Ten coins for killing now, six for doing it."

"You're not cheap either." Liang Xuefang said.

Zhang Zhi said, "The dried ones from Yunshan sell for ten copper coins, and the fresh ones sell for fifteen."

"How can we be the same as them?" Liang Xuefang's face dropped a little.

Mao Xiaosui sneered, "It's really different. How can they be as thick-skinned as you?"

When Liang Xuefang wanted to say something more, Mao Mingzhu glared at her and scolded her, "If you think it's expensive, don't buy it. It doesn't matter how much they sell for."

Liang Xuefang glared, "What's the matter with you? Her family won't even sell it to your family at a cheap price, but you are just like a dog-legger."

Mao Xiaosui laughed and said, "Don't worry, if my family really wants to do business one day, the land and money-making work will definitely be given to my aunt's family, not yours."

"What are you bragging about?" Liang Xuefang's face was full of disbelief.

"You'll find out when the time comes." Mao Xiaosui was too lazy to argue with her. It would be best if Mao Mingzhu understood the meaning of her words, but there was nothing he could do if he didn't.

It's okay to know many things well, there is no need to say it explicitly, and she can't guarantee whether she will really do business in the future. It's not good to make them worry about it if she says it.

Heizi returned home first. It was past dinner time, and Li Yunshan and Zhao Hui didn't hear anything.

She went to the kitchen and took a look and found porridge and rabbit meat hot on the steamer in the pot.

After she finished eating, Zhao Hui came out of the door, and soon Li Yunshan came out too.

Mao Xiaosui threw the money bag into the cabinet and locked it. He put the candied haws on the table and lay down for a while.

There were too many things to do and she couldn't sleep well. She woke up after Li Ruyi moved, but she always felt helpless and tired.

After sitting on the kang for a while, she took her two children to grass.

People from other villages near the river, Widow Li and a woman who washes clothes in their village were shouting and chatting across the river.

The sharp-eyed man immediately waved after seeing her.

Mao Xiaosui didn't think anything good could happen to her. He pointed to the distance and said loudly, "I'll go over there." Then he walked away without stopping.

Li Ruyi pulled Li Ankang and started running. Heizi also started running when he saw this.

He always wanted to turn into the river, but would turn back every time after she scolded him.