Traveling through time with billions of supplies to become a farmer's little fortune

He himself loves strong flavors, especially since the winter here is cold. He believes that this boiled fish will be a hot seller once it is launched.

Su Muyao winked at her father, and Su Lao San immediately understood. It seemed that the little girl agreed to sell the recipe.

"Then I wonder how much money the shopkeeper is going to give?"

Su Muyao had never thought of selling the house before, otherwise she would not have taken the villagers to the mountains to dig herbs. If she hadn't read the time-travel novel, she really wouldn't have thought of it for a while.

"Three dishes for 60 taels of silver. Are you satisfied?"

Shopkeeper Wang also gave the price after careful consideration.

The prices here are already low, and both the cost and the selling price are far lower than those in other cities.

This price is already considered quite high.

Su Muyao had never thought that just a few simple dishes could earn her dozens of taels of silver. She would have a steady stream of money coming in in the future, which made her feel happy just thinking about it.

"Deal, the shopkeeper is so straightforward that I won't drag it out. Let's just say it's settled."

Soon, Manager Wang had someone bring paper and pen, along with six large silver ingots.

Each silver ingot weighs ten taels.

Basically, as soon as the recipe is finished, the two chefs downstairs come over to work humming their little tunes.

The shopkeeper had previously instructed that if the chef came, he should ask the waiter to call him to the private room first.

"Come here, Lao Song. Take a look at the three recipes I just received today. You can learn from me later."

The chef was very puzzled that someone actually accepted the recipe, as his restaurant's business has always been good.

The shopkeeper was very disdainful of those small recipes coming from outside, always feeling that they were just mediocre, and some were even worse than those he made at home.

A recipe that can catch the shopkeeper's eye must be a very good one.

Looking at the leftovers on the table, I thought this should be the new dish.

Finally, she nodded and followed Su Sanlang into the kitchen.

After teaching Chef Song, Su Sanlang ordered some special dishes from the restaurant and enjoyed them with his daughter.

When we wanted to pay after the meal, the boss refused to take any money.

Su Sanlang didn't force it, thinking that he would just give more next time he sent bean sprouts.

After eating and drinking, he pushed his cart out of the backyard happily.

Looking at the profile of my little girl, I really don’t know how many surprises this little girl will bring me in the future.

"Hey boy, we've earned so much money today, let's buy some things and buy you some clothes."

Su Muyao nodded, and then the two of them walked towards the cloth shop.

Finally, he spent one or two taels of silver to buy Su Muyao a little pink satin skirt.

She went to the street to buy a hairpin for Naituanzi. Su Muyao looked at the ugly hairpin in her hand and fell into deep thought.

There's nothing I can do. I don't want it, but my dad thinks I'm embarrassed and insists on buying it,,?^?,.

The two of them walked around the market again and bought about ten pounds of ribs and pork belly.

Just as she passed by the livestock market, Su Muyao listened to the shouting inside and looked at her own cart.

I just feel that there will be many places where cows will be needed in the future, so I might as well buy a cow, or if that doesn't work, a donkey or a mule will do.

It’s time to start sowing the crops you want to grow.

It would be very inconvenient if there were no cows at that time.

"Dad, let's buy a bullock cart"

When Su Sanlang heard his daughter's request, he immediately shook his head.

"My dear, even though we have made money, we can't just buy things carelessly. Your grandparents will definitely not agree if we buy something that we don't need at home."

Su Muyao began to reason with her father: "We will definitely do business in the future, especially now we have to deliver bean sprouts. If we only use a cart every time, it will be inconvenient to walk so far and pull such heavy things."

Su Laosan rubbed his daughter's hair and said with a look of disapproval, "Dad, you can get up a little earlier."

"But think about it, if you get busy in the future and have to poop several times a day, will it be okay for you to walk back and forth like this?"

In the end, Su Sanlang entered the livestock market despite his daughter's various reasons.

As soon as I parked the cart at the entrance of the livestock market and carried my daughter in, I smelled the stench of feces.

As soon as I entered, someone came up to me and asked, "Young man, are you buying a two-year-old ox that has just reached adulthood? I'm selling it for only 15 taels of silver."

Su Laosan frowned, wondering why it was so expensive, and quickly waved his hand, "Let me take another look."

The man didn't say anything else, and continued to shout to the people coming in from outside, "Come and take a look at the adult oxen. You can take them home for just a dozen taels of silver."

"Are there any donkeys or mules?"

When the man being questioned heard this, his enthusiasm immediately dropped several points.

But he still said, "Yes, I'll take you there to have a look."

After saying that, he led the two people to a corner. When they arrived, he called out to the old man who was feeding the donkey, "Uncle Ma, buy the donkey? I brought it to you. Please introduce it to me."

When the old man heard this, he quickly wiped his hands and walked over here enthusiastically.

"Thank you, you go and do your work first, I'll treat you to noodles at noon."

"Okay, I'll be waiting for you then."

After saying this, the man turned and ran away.

Su Muyao frowned, it seemed her father was still reluctant to buy a cow, so he set his sights on a donkey.

Su Sanlang walked forward to observe the three donkeys in front of him, and finally chose the one on the far left and walked forward to check the donkey's mouth.

After making sure it was no more than two years, he asked, "Old man, how much do you want to sell your donkey for?"

"I didn't expect that you are such an expert, young man. To be honest, this donkey was just captured. It has just reached adulthood and is fat and strong. If you want eight taels of silver, I can also give you a wooden cart. What do you think?"

Su Laosan took a look and saw two brand new donkey carts nearby.

I walked forward to take another look and found that the wheels were also made of wood, and even the saddle was fully equipped.

“To be honest with you, we only asked after we had found out the price.

You want eight taels of silver, which is indeed a bit too much. How about six taels of silver? Give me a cart and a whip, what do you think?"

When the old man heard this, he thought he had met someone who knew how to bargain.

He slapped his thigh and waved his hands, "Little brother, I really don't bargain like you. This price is really not good enough."

"How about seven and a half taels? I'll give you half a tael."

"Uncle, forget it. Let me look at the price and I really can't afford it."

Su Sanlang said this and walked outside holding his little girl in his arms.

"Hey, little brother, don't go. The price is negotiable. Seven taels is already the lowest price. If you think it's okay with me, I'll give you an extra whip."

"It's just six taels of silver. I can't take more than that."

In the end, the old man had no choice but to nod in agreement.

"I'm selling it to you. Don't tell anyone about the price, or I won't be able to do business in the future. I really won't make any money."

Su Sanlang just smiled and didn't respond.

Su Muyao's eyes narrowed with smiles as she watched from the side. This was just like the uncles and aunts who bargained at the street stalls in her previous life.