Whose farming family has the male protagonist giving three piglets as a gift at the beginning?

It was already dark, so there was not much exchange of greetings. The peppers were weighed, totaling more than 120 kilograms. When the money was given, the couple kept refusing to accept it.

"It's different. Wage is wages, and pepper money is pepper money. Why are they confused with each other?" In the end, they accepted 120 yuan, and the rest was nothing.

After they left, Su's father and others poured out the peppers. Mr. Su set up a drying rack under the yard with a drying mat on it, and poured the peppers directly on it to dry.

The family's consumption and income continue to come in one after another. It can still provide enough for now. If the scale is expanded, I'm afraid it won't be enough.

Su Ziling also set her sights on the passing merchants, hoping that they could bring her some good news.

The days went on in an orderly manner, selling tofu, sweet potato noodles, and fried tea every day, and everyone performed their duties.

All the tea leaves were picked, and the harvest was gratifying. The century-old tea tree weighed twelve pounds, which was a little more than she expected.

Ordinary tea leaves weigh thirty-five pounds.

Sweet potato flour with braised pork sausage is also very popular. Ji Yunchu sells it. If he adds two sections to each bowl, the pot of pork sausage can be sold for three or four days.

Later, when Su Zimu and the others went to sell tofu, they would often come back with large intestines.

"Hey, Qing Yatou came to the city today?" Old Man Li was quite surprised to see Su Ziling selling tofu. After all, he hadn't seen her for a long time.

"Yes, I have some other things to sell today, so I went to the city." Today there is one less tofu, but there are two more sacks of tea in bamboo tubes.

When they arrived in the county, they first went to sell tofu. In fact, selling tofu was very fast now. Every time they arrived, the ladies were already waiting here.

Lao Su's tofu has been passed down from one person to another and is famous for its deliciousness. There is an endless stream of customers every day.

After the tofu was sold out, Old Man Li was still waiting at the door, and Su Ziling took Su Zimu to the teahouse.

The waiter recognized her immediately when he stepped into the teahouse again. The moment he saw her, he beamed with joy.

"Miss Su, you are finally here. Our shopkeeper has been looking forward to your arrival every day. Please wait here for a while and I will call the shopkeeper." The waiter was considerate and led them to the private room and served tea. With snacks.

A moment later, there were hurried footsteps outside the door. The shopkeeper opened the door and saw Su Ziling. He immediately had tears in his eyes and said, "My little ancestor, you are finally here. If you don't come again, I will ask someone to help me find out." Where are you."

Su Ziling: "..."

so serious?

"But tea is not easy to sell?" she asked tentatively.

Wang Huai slapped his thigh, not caring about the image at all, "It's easy to sell, it's so easy to sell. As soon as this tea came out, it was sold out in three days. In my shop, people are looking forward to new tea every day. "

"I see you brought a lot this time?" Wang Huai looked at the sack and rubbed his hands with a wretched look on his face.

"There isn't much century-old tea, most of it is new tea." Su Ziling took out the century-old tea and gave it to him.

Wang Huai opened his eyes and took a deep breath, his face full of intoxication, "It just smells like this, but..."

He poured it out and twisted a handful of leaves, "You are getting more and more skilled at frying, and the heat is obviously much better than last time..."

"Oh? In that case, wouldn't it be possible to increase the price?" Wang Huai was interrupted by Su Ziling before he could finish his words.

The corner of his mouth twitched, "I'll give you another two hundred cents per catty of century-old tea tree."

Su Ziling raised her eyebrows. She was just talking casually, but she didn't expect him to actually add it.

"Thank you very much, Uncle Wang. Please take a look at this new tea."

Su Ziling handed him the new tea.

The shape and color of new tea are almost the same as those of centuries-old tea. The difference lies in the year.

Seeing the color, the corners of Wang Huai's mouth slowly rose, and he couldn't hold it back. The owner took one of the three kilograms of tea last time, and he kept the remaining two kilograms to sell in the teahouse. Unexpectedly, this As soon as the tea leaves came out, the customer flow doubled several times.

The business of the teahouse next door that was looming over him had plummeted. Later, when he heard that they were looking for Su Ziling, he was so frightened that he broke out in a cold sweat, fearing that the people over there would offer a higher price than him and pull the person away.

But fortunately, he didn't find anyone, not even over there.

"I'll give you one tael of silver per catty for this new tea."

Su Ziling raised her eyebrows, so many?

She also had an estimate in her mind, thinking that it would be at most 700 Wen. For the sake of old tea, it might be 800. She didn't expect that he would directly offer a high price of one tael.

Su Ziling raised her eyebrows, with a half-smile expression on her face, "Uncle Wang, do you have any other conditions?"

Wang Huai smiled and said, "You are really smart. I hope your tea can only be sold to my family."

Isn't this...exclusive!

The girl smiled, "Is it that simple?"

Wang Huai nodded, "Yes."

"Okay." Su Ziling agreed straightforwardly, not selling anyone. The most important thing is that she has already dealt with this old fox, which is safer than those who have not.

The two reached an agreement, and Su Zimu had already finished the pastries on the table. He was so choked that he drank a cup of tea, which made his face wrinkle up in pain.

Twelve kilograms of old tea is worth twenty-six taels and four hundred wen, and thirty-five kilograms of new tea is worth thirty-five taels, for a total of sixty-one taels and four hundred wen.

When Su Zimu heard this number, he was so frightened that he couldn't close his mouth for a long time.

My dear!

After selling tofu for more than a month, I only made more than 20 taels of silver. The tea I picked for a few days only cost 61 taels?

After leaving the teahouse, he still hadn't come back to his senses. He thought, "I have a biological mother. I'm going to make a fortune!"

You can pick more tea in the future. No, you should go to the mountains more and see where there are tea trees.

This heavy amount of money made Su Ziling's steps become much lighter. She patted Su Zimu's head and said, "Er Niu, let's go buy some meat and go back to make dumplings to eat tonight!"

I haven't had time to eat the five kilograms of white noodles I bought last time. I'm so busy every day, but now I can breathe a sigh of relief.

During the last meal, my grandpa also said that he had used the money he earned to pay off debts. He had paid off 20 taels of the family's debt of 60 taels, and still owed forty taels. In the next few days, the money came in one after another. I guess it's about 70 or 80 taels.

Now there are sixty taels, plus the family's is less than seventy taels. After paying back forty taels, the family probably still has twenty or thirty taels of silver left. After doing this, the smile on Su Ziling's face became even brighter.

I have already started saving money. If I sell tea twice more, I guess I can consider buying a cow. It is not convenient to go to the mountain every time. I will buy a scalper to carry things.

If conditions permit, you can also buy another buffalo. The buffalo is used to carry things, and the buffalo is used to plow the land, each performing its own duties. You can also buy a few piglets to kill the pigs during the New Year.

Moreover, the sweet potato powder is selling well. She is wondering if she can build a workshop and make some dry sweet potato powder. This should be very popular.

Some time ago, I kept saying that I had no time to do anything. I was busy frying tea leaves every day, but...

She touched the silver in her arms and grinned. All the hard work was worth it.