Farm family group treasure little fox wife

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Speaking of this, Wu Boming laughed: "The doctor in the medicine hall said that the wild ginseng plant is very old, it should be two or three hundred years old, and there is no damage when digging, the roots are intact, well preserved, it is very rare, and the price is relatively high. Also high.

"The shopkeeper offered 100 taels at the beginning, and Chaoer and the shopkeeper of the medicine hall bargained for a long time, and they asked for 28 taels more."

Mrs. Zeng, who just came back to her senses, smacked her tongue after hearing this: "Chao'er is really amazing, this counter-offer is enough for our family to spend for two years."

Wu Xingbang, who had already stabilized his emotions, heard Zeng's praise of his eldest grandson, and he couldn't hide his pride on his face: "I'm afraid this is also the reason why Wanyuanwai cultivated Chao'er. Confused by the scene, but also know how to adapt to the situation."

What Wu Xingbang didn't know was that the shopkeeper of the pharmacy was wary of Wu Chao's ability to bargain when he went to sell pills before, so he slightly lowered the price of ginseng, leaving Wu Chao with a counter-offer. He never thought that Wu Chao was smarter than he imagined, and he actually charged eight taels of silver more than his psychological price.

But the medicine hall is not at a loss. This kind of wild ginseng with a long age and good quality is what their medicine hall is in short supply recently. Several families have reserved it, and they can make a lot of money by selling it.

Everyone knows the truth of not revealing the wealth. When the family suddenly had so much money, Wu Xingbang told the people present not to spread it to the outside world.

Fortunately, the children were not present, otherwise the secret would not be kept.

"Old woman," Wu Xingbang finished exhorting, and said to Miao: "In the past two days, you should first pay back the food and money that our family borrowed from the villagers before, and your in-laws. You should also look at it and help Help me if you can."

The Miao family's natal family is not in Taizhou, and the Guo family has no natal family. The in-laws Wu Xingbang mentioned naturally refers to the Zeng family.

Zeng did not reject her father-in-law's kindness, and said with red eyes, "Thank you father, thank you mother."

"If I want to thank you, I have to thank Atu and Huanhuan," Wu Xingbang said with mixed feelings in his heart, "Our family has met a noble person."

The transformation of their old Wu family was after Huanhuan was abducted, and he always felt that it was Huanhuan who blocked the bad luck for several generations for them.

Of course, there is also Ah Tu, who is not only Huanhuan's benefactor, but also the change of the old Wu family cannot do without him.

"Father, I will." Zeng agreed with her father-in-law from the bottom of her heart.

"Also," Wu Xingbang said to Wu Boming again: "The ginseng was dug up by Huanhuan and Atu, and they need to know about it."

The kid Huanhuan is very sensible and won't talk about things outside, and the kid Atu doesn't talk much, let alone talk nonsense.

Wu Boming agreed.

The next day it was still drizzling, Wu Xingbang and Wu Boming and his son put on bamboo hats and went to the upper reaches of the Zihua River to chop bamboo. Miao asked Guo to return the food and money they had borrowed.

Because it was drizzling and there was no wind, the green peel fruit that Huanhuan had cut before was not completely dried, so she had to take it to the kitchen and use the stove to dry it thoroughly.

Huanhuan was quite puzzled. The green fruits she read in the book were all ripe and picked in autumn. This would be spring. How could the green fruits be ripe?
Huanhuan couldn't figure it out, so she stopped thinking about it.

Huanhuan took the roasted green peel fruit to an empty room and laid it out, planning to find a few jars to store after the temperature dissipated, which is easy to store.

After Huanhuan finished her work, she came to the living room, and saw her grandmother sitting on a chair, holding a few pieces of silver in her hand, and muttering for no one knew what.

(End of this chapter)