Rebirth tomorrow, I am the king of hard work, who am I afraid of?

Tianle took all the flour off the cart and pushed it aside.

The old man hurried forward and opened the bag. When he saw the white flour inside, he quickly reached out his hand, picked up a little and put it in his mouth to taste it. It was indeed flour, and he couldn't help but feel happy.

"How are you going to sell this flour? Or how are you going to exchange it for something?"

The uncle looked at the five large bags filled with flour, which weighed at least four or five hundred kilograms.

He looked at the poultry and livestock cubs at hand, except for the calf which was a little bigger and could be eaten a few more bites.

Piglets and lambs are both very small.

Tianle looked at the uncle, then looked at the chicks, ducklings, and goslings in the cages.

After thinking for a while, I started asking the uncle.

"Do you have anything else? Food or vegetable seeds? Even if you don't have vegetable seeds, corn seeds, carrots, spinach, anything, as long as it's a seed will do."

After Tianle said this, the uncle seemed to remember something. He reached into his shirt pocket and took out a bunch of seeds of unknown origin that were packed in a plastic bag.

Tianle took a closer look and saw that there were only a few pumpkin seeds, a few corn seeds that were probably left over from popcorn, and a few seeds that he didn't know were radish seeds or something else.

The seeds were placed in small plastic bags of various sizes and put into the uncle's pocket.

Tianle looked at the seeds. He was not sure what some of them were. He turned his head and looked at the uncle.

The uncle touched his graying beard and gave all the bags of different sizes in his hands to Tianle.

Tianle was very happy at this time. With so many seeds, he could grow so many things. He could be self-sufficient in vegetables in the future.

When Tianle thought of this, he couldn't help but smile in his heart.

"Uncle, how do you think you're going to exchange these things? If possible, I want to exchange all of your seeds and these cubs for mine."

As soon as Tianle said this, the uncle quickly replied: "Well, how about this, um, you give me two bags of flour first. I will give you the lambs and piglets in exchange. I will also give you these chicks and ducklings, and the seeds can be given to you for free, but as for this calf, I estimate it is worth a bag of flour!"

The uncle paused, as if he had made up his mind, and said to Tianle again: "That means you take two more bags of flour back and leave three bags for me, and these cubs and seeds are all yours!"

Although the uncle really wanted to ask for all five bags of flour, he also knew that the current society is no longer a society ruled by law.

In the end-of-the-world environment, these little guys, which were originally worthless, could not be exchanged for so much flour at all. The price he asked for three bags was already a high price.

I just don't know where Tianle kept these little cubs after he bought them back. After all, in this era when people can't even get enough to eat, who has the time to raise livestock and poultry? Not eating them right away was already a great restraint on my part.

Fortunately, the trade caravan arrived at a nearby camp. He also came early to set up a stall, hoping to exchange some daily necessities, and unexpectedly met Tianle.

Tianle was happy that the uncle could exchange three bags of flour for so many poultry and livestock.

He was still very happy in his heart, he felt that he had made a good deal.

The uncle also felt that he had made a good deal, and the two of them cooperated happily and had a good conversation.

The two were reluctant to leave. Tianle thought the uncle was a very good person, and the uncle also thought Tianle was a very good person.

Just like that, with the uncle's reluctant gaze, Tianle took two bags of flour and went to the stall next to him to take a look. As for the poultry and livestock, he had just put them into the space under the excuse of going to look for friends in the convoy.

Fences have been placed on the two newly opened fertile fields in the space, and Tianle put all the pigs, dogs, cows and sheep into the fences at once.

Then the chickens, ducks and geese were placed in another small wooden fence.

They were all fenced in on fertile fields, and then after harvesting a wave of wheat, a small piece of land was cleared and the new seeds were sown.

Tiny seeds, just waiting to sprout.

Because these seeds are of different types, Tianle did not scatter them all in one place.

It was still evenly spread on the fertile land.

The time and cycle of each plant's growth are also different. After looking at the time on the tops of the plants, Tianle left the space.

He came to the small stall, this time holding two large bags in his hands.

The bags were filled with no less than 200 kilograms of flour. Although it was a bit tiring to move around, it was better than having to find an excuse to take something he liked.

It is more eye-catching when moved here. I walked around again and saw some fruit and vegetable seeds at another stall.

These things seem particularly abrupt in the environment of the end of the world.

In an age when people can’t even get enough food to eat, who would have the mood to grow fruits and vegetables? Naturally, these seeds would not have much value.

With his previous experience, Tianle walked forward very consciously. After the young man opposite looked at Tianle, neither of them spoke. Tianle pointed at the seeds, and the young man stretched out his hand and waved!

However, Tianle seemed to have thought of something. He turned around, took out a plastic bag from his trouser pocket, put five kilograms of flour in the bag and handed it over. He was actually a little nervous in his heart, as he was not sure whether this was what the young man meant.

The young man was a little confused at first, but then he reacted, was overjoyed, and quickly took the flour.

Tianle successfully exchanged all the seeds using five kilograms of flour, although he didn't recognize many of them.

Obviously, the boss didn't mean to ask for five kilograms. He was going to give it away for free. What he wanted to sell was the tin ore in the main position of the stall. However, looking at his other materials, Tianle was not very interested, so the boss didn't ask for more. Instead, he thought that Tianle must be a bit stupid.

Who would think of cultivating the fields when doomsday comes? Everyone is busy escaping and no one has time to take care of the crops?

Tianle just felt that he had picked up a big bargain again.

very good mood.

They continued to carry their two large bags of flour and wandered around the small vendors, looking for some that could be used.

After some bargaining.

All of them were exchanged for flour.

If gold bars are hard currency, then food is above gold bars. After all, sometimes you can't buy food even if you have money.

So Tianle’s flour was exchanged very quickly, and Tianle even saw weapons being sold in the market.

Tianle went up to ask, and when he learned that an uzi submachine gun cost 5 gold bars, he was immediately overjoyed.