Rebirth: I became rich by farming Chapter 17 - 17 17 Organic Vegetables

Chapter 17: Chapter 17 Organic Vegetables Chapter 17: Chapter 17 Organic Vegetables i ngzhen smiled, “Don’t worry about making money, you just need to stay with your sister.”

The two dragged the cart towards their ho. Fortunately, they lived on the first floor and even had a big courtyard, so they didn’t need to carry things upstairs.

After entering the yard, i ngzhen first settled her brother, and then she went out to “buy vegetables.”

There was no way around it; her younger brother was too little, and children are uncontrollable. What if he saw sothing and spoke carelessly? Besides, she hadn’t planned to tell anyone about the space, so naturally, she had to keep it a secret from her brother as well.

i ngzhen pulled the cart to a place not far from ho. Only when she saw there was no one around did she put the cabbage and white radishes into the two baskets she had just bought.

Why these two vegetables? Besides being unwilling to accept it, she was still unwilling. How could the vegetables she “hard-earned” from her space sell for just one yuan?

She couldn’t control the Spatial Mall, but could she not control the Vegetable Market?

After arranging the vegetables, she planned to return ho.

It was easy to co, but not so easy to go back. Even with the cart, two full baskets of vegetables took her half the effort. If it were the past, she was sure she wouldn’t be able to move them, but she had been drinking plenty of Spiritual Spring Water, which indeed had a strengthening effect. Despite so effort, she managed to pull the cart back within about ten minutes. The mont she entered the house, i ngchen ran over and hugged her thigh tightly.

i ngzhen stopped the cart and looked down at the little one clinging to her leg, asking, “What’s wrong? Are you scared of being alone?”

i ngchen didn’t answer, twisting and turning. i ngzhen was puzzled but soon realized the child might be afraid she would abandon him and leave him at ho. She quickly said, “Sister said she would co back after getting the vegetables, and look, I’ve brought the vegetables back.”

i ngchen just humd, his face smiling but he didn’t say much. He let go of i ngzhen and turned to look at the vegetables she had brought back.

One storage basket with the cart was almost as tall as him. With two baskets piled together, full of vegetables, i ngchen couldn’t help but exclaim, “Wow, so many veggies. Sister, are we going to eat these for lunch?”

i ngzhen wanted to laugh, but she couldn’t soon after. Why did she have to cook again, or rather, why was it alti already?

She glanced at the ti; it was approaching but not quite lunchti. However, it was the perfect ti to start preparing it.

She gave a stiff smile and said, “Chenchen, how about we keep lunch simple and just stir-fry so cabbage hearts, and then cabbage leaves too?”

i ngchen naturally had no complaints, “I’ll listen to sister; I’m not picky.”

But i ngzhen wasn’t so heartless to feed them both such a plain al. So, while cooking, she stead a big bowl of eggs with water, naturally using Spiritual Spring Water.

The siblings enjoyed their two dishes and egg for lunch. After eating, they each put on a hat, dragged the cart, and left through the front door.

She expected the cart to be heavy, but the more she pulled it, the heavier it got, which she hadn’t anticipated, never having done heavy labor before. i ngchen saw her struggling and pulled with all his might to help her.

Although it hardly made a difference, it filled her soul with satisfaction. Still, i ngzhen was afraid he would overexert himself and get hurt, “Be careful, don’t get injured, okay? We’ll be there soon.”

i ngchen agreed verbally, but he didn’t skimp on the effort.

When they finally brought the cart to the Market, it felt like they had used up half a life. Then they drank a cup of Spiritual Spring Water and suddenly felt full of vitality again.

With their spirits lifted, so ca the strength. i ngzhen asked her brother to step aside and then started to shift the cabbages from the top basket down, one by one, an exceedingly strenuous process. But fortunately, she made it.

This was a good start for the siblings.

They arranged the vegetables and took out the small stools they had brought from ho to start tending their stall.

However, in the midday heat of sumr, who would buy vegetables outside?

Moreover, with no air conditioning or shade, they attracted even fewer people.

Even with her life’s experience, i ngzhen hadn’t expected the Market to be so empty at noon. But they had co out and surely wouldn’t just return ho. Besides, it wasn’t easy to bring the vegetables here, and it would be even harder to take them back. These vegetables must all be sold before they could leave.

This goal wasn’t set too high, yet there was simply no one at the Market. She opened an umbrella to shade her brother and laid him on her lap, “There’s nobody here now, take a nap first. I’ll wake you up when people co.”

It was incredibly hot at noon in midsumr, but after lunch and so activity, i ngchen’s eyes were already drooping. He couldn’t resist i ngzhen’s suggestion and fell asleep as soon as he leaned on her leg.

i ngzhen held the umbrella in one hand and fanned her brother with the other, while sweat dripped down her forehead. In reality, other stalls were the sa; everyone was toiling equally. Thinking like this, she didn’t feel so bad anymore.

Actually, the vegetables i ngzhen brought to the Market were quite different from those available there.

Her vegetables were all uniformly sized, not to ntion clean, without a single insect bite; they looked bright from a distance.

Even though there weren’t many passersby, the spectacle drew the attention of nearby vendors.

The lady from the stall next to her had been examining i ngzhen’s vegetables for a while and, after her brother fell asleep, finally asked in a low voice, “Kid, how co your vegetables are so well-grown?”

Kid?

i ngzhen was stunned for quite a while before realizing the lady was addressing her. It had been a long ti since anyone had called her a kid, and this brought her a wave of nostalgia.

Feeling young again was quite nice. She promptly replied, “Big sister, the vegetables I’m selling are organic, specially cultivated, that’s why they look so good.”

Organic? Cultivated?

These days, that seed a bit fanciful, but the vegetables did look appealing. The lady went along with that and asked, “They do look pretty good. So how much are you selling them for?”

“I’m selling by the piece; one cabbage is 10 yuan, and one radish is also 10 yuan.”

The price seed to shock the lady across from her, who exclaid, “What? Kid, that’s way too expensive! This is the Market; nobody will buy it if the vegetables are too pricey. Listen to , lower your prices if you want to sell. Otherwise, you’ll have to haul them back the way you brought them.”

The lady’s words were loud enough to wake up the brother who was resting on her leg.

i ngchen rubbed his eyes, looked bewilderedly at i ngzhen, then glanced around, seeming to recall where they were.