I escaped from natural disasters and won by relying on the system.

What did the noble man say at that time?

It seemed like the salt was so fine and precious that one pound could be exchanged for ten sheep.

What about the salt in the hands of these people from the Central Plains?

Not only was it better than the salt that the nobleman had received, but it also had no impurities or bitterness.

Sang Ji asked tentatively: "Can I exchange one pound of this refined salt for fifteen sheep?"

What she was thinking was that if she could get this fine salt in exchange for this price, then she could lead her people to present this fine salt to the Khan, and maybe then their tribe would be protected by the Khan.

If that doesn't work, she could add five more sheep.

As for the salt for the warriors, she also wanted to ask the Central Plains people in front of her if they had any coarser salt.

When Lin Heng heard this, he thought that one pound of salt in exchange for fifteen sheep was much more than the lowest price given by his daughter, so what was wrong with that?

So he agreed to Sangji's request of exchanging fifteen sheep for one pound of salt.

Sang Ji ordered 100 kilograms of fine salt directly. Lin Heng calculated that this meant they could exchange it for 1,500 sheep.

Doing business with the grassland people is a sure win.

He would like more business like this, let alone a little money-loving daughter.

After negotiating the fine salt, Sangji continued to ask: "Dear guest, I wonder if you have salt that is slightly coarser than this salt.

We also wanted to switch to a coarser salt.

We would also like to exchange some of the tea leaves you gave us just now."

Lin Heng had seen things in the grocery store before, and there was coarse salt, but the particles were slightly larger than those of fine salt.

So he asked someone to bring some coarse salt.

When Lichun heard what his master said, he hurried to the grocery store to get some coarse salt.

Lin Heng took it and handed it to Grandma Sangji.

Sangji took the pottery jar and looked at it. This salt was just as snow-white as the previous fine salt, but the particles were larger than the fine salt.

She poured a few more grains of coarse salt into her palm.

Tasted it carefully.

It tastes saltier than fine salt.

Sanji's eyes lit up.

This is the salt that the grassland people should eat.

Not only is it not bitter, it's also saltier.

The particles are large and more economical to use.

But this so-called coarse salt is much better than the fine salt used by the nobles.

No wonder people in the royal family always wanted to conquer the Central Plains. It turns out that things in the Central Plains are so good.

It would be a wonderful thing to live in the Central Plains.

She hesitated and said, "Can I exchange eleven sheep for one pound of this salt?"

Lin Heng didn't bargain and agreed directly.

This gave Sangji the impression that people from the Central Plains were very straightforward.

So she invited Lin Heng and his group to visit their tribe.

She wanted to entertain these distinguished guests from the Central Plains well.

Lin Heng knew that each of his group had their own skills, and there were also random shops for protection, so he was not worried about going to someone else's territory.

So he accepted Sangji's invitation.

Several uncles still miss their family’s fields and want to go back.

Lin Ke told everyone that if they wanted to go back, she could send them back at any time.

However, it has come.

Then let’s just have fun here for a few days happily.

You can also experience the customs and customs of other ethnic groups.

As the saying goes, reading ten thousand books is not as good as traveling ten thousand miles.

Even if it is for the sake of broadening the horizons of your cousins, it is recommended that you stay a few more days.

When everyone heard this, they felt that what Xiao Keer said made sense.

Besides, Xiao Ke'er said that if they are fine and want to come back, she can send them back at any time.

There is no burden over there.

Let's open our hearts and have fun here. (Well, no, let's do business with these grassland people!)

Lin Yi and his friends quickly put away the tables, chairs, benches and other things.

Everyone got on the carriage and followed Sangji and the others towards the Ram Tribe.

The Goat Tribe was indeed not too far away, and they found a large group of tents after walking for less than half an hour.

The tents stood on the grass, with a stream not far away.

There were some cattle, sheep and horses drinking water by the stream.

There were also some women washing clothes downstream.

Several children were playing in the stream with their bare bottoms.

A scene full of laughter and joy.

Someone saw Sangji and the others coming back from afar.

Next, the whole camp was filled with the sound of rumors.

"Grandma Sangji is back."

"Grandma Sangji has returned with a lot of people."

"Grandma Sangji..."

At the same time, many people rushed over to welcome Grandma Sangji back to the tribe.

This shows how high Sangji's status is in this tribe.

Lin Heng and his friends followed Grandma Sangji all the way and were given a warm welcome.

Other elders and women in the tribe welcomed them in warmly.

The children followed the carriage curiously, running back and forth to observe the huge thing in front of them.

When Lin Heng and his companions came out of the carriage one by one, the other members of the Gongyang tribe opened their mouths so wide that a duck egg could be stuffed in.

What kind of car is this? It can hold so much.

If they could have a car this big, they wouldn't have to worry about the elderly and children being unable to walk when they migrate.

However, they were just thinking about it and had no intention of taking the guests' things as their own.

Lin Heng and his group were welcomed into the largest tent in the middle.

The tent is very spacious and can accommodate more than a hundred people.

The group was arranged to sit on a felt carpet, with a small low table in front of each person.

Everyone guessed that this tent was used by the people of the Ram Tribe for eating and gatherings.

Their carriage was tied outside the tent.

The people of the Ram Tribe originally wanted to take their horses down to feed them.

As a result, the carriage was more than fifty meters away from them and they could not understand what the other party was saying.

So they had to tie the carriage outside the tent.

Because there were female relatives, some respected old ladies in the tribe also accompanied Sangji to accompany the guests.

The hospitable Gongyang tribe quickly served butter tea to the distinguished guests.

They planned to slaughter a few more sheep later to entertain their guests.

The group drank butter tea and chatted.

They chatted with each other about the strange people and things they had seen, and the beautiful scenery.

Everyone gained a lot of knowledge.

The children couldn't sit still and soon went out to play in the water with the other children in the tribe.

Those northerners are all landlubbers, no one can swim.

The children in the tribe volunteered to teach them how to swim.

After reporting to the adults, several children jumped into the water.

Only two girls, Xiao Tongtong and Xiao Doubao, and two-year-old Xiao Maodou, sat in the tent with Lin Ke and Lin Chenyu, listening to the adults chatting.

During the chat, everyone also decided on the things that needed to be exchanged in the tribe.