The proud daughter of the reborn space

Chapter 27 Ginseng
Hua Shu took a general glance at the medicinal field, and finally set her sights on the ginseng. Looking at the clumps of ginseng, she couldn't help but marvel again.

Look at how lush this plant is, with its leaves in clumps. It must be thousands of years old, right?Not to mention the batch of old ginseng, even their descendants are thriving, ranging from seedlings to tens or hundreds of years old, with all stages available.

In order not to attract attention, the vintage cannot be too high, but if the vintage is too short, it will be worthless, so in the end, Hua Shu decided to choose a ginseng that is about 60 years old.

Before she was reborn, she had seen a report that a tree with a hundred years of life was sold for 500 million. Although the current price cannot be compared with what it would be more than ten years later, there are still people rushing to get it if it sells for 200 million. She It's only 60 years old, so it should be okay to sell it for 50 to [-] million yuan, right?
Fortunately, she now knows how to identify the age of medicinal materials. It would be terrible if she mistook a century-old ginseng for decades.She knew how rare century-old ginseng was. If he took it out and said it was picked in this forest, let alone other people, He Ling would not be able to believe it in the first place.Therefore, as long as you get a plant that is 60 to [-] years old, it is almost enough. Although the price is far different, the insurance is more important.

Hua Shu randomly picked a 60-year-old ginseng, dug it out with a small sickle very carefully, carefully cleaned the soil, and then put it in the basket. Not even a root was found from beginning to end. Not hurt at all.

After the task was completed, Hua Shu breathed a sigh of relief. Although the knowledge was in her mind, it was her first time to actually do it. Thinking that it was something worth hundreds of thousands, she couldn't help but be nervous, lest she get hurt at all.

Without stopping for a long time, Hua Shu carried the basket out of the space, quickly left the woods, and found the place where dandelions grew in large numbers in her memory. She quickly picked a large basket, covered it tightly with ginseng, and then returned. Go to the hillside where Tang Fan is.

Tang Fan was very obedient. He didn't run around or go under the sun. He kept picking red cabbage in the shade of the trees.

Hearing the noise, he immediately looked up and saw that Hua Shu was back, and a bright smile suddenly bloomed on his face.

"Sister Hua, you're back." A child will always feel uneasy if left alone, so as soon as he saw Hua Shu, he immediately ran towards her happily.

Hua Shu held the basket in one hand and caught it with the other. She smiled and touched his head, and praised: "Our little sail is so capable, we picked it up so quickly."

"No, I picked the little bit on top." The child was praised, with a shy smile on his face. He was a little embarrassed, but explained very seriously.

"Well, he's very capable. Our little sail is great." Hua Shu smiled and rubbed his head, "Let's go home!"

Tang Fan plucked his messed up hair and nodded with a smile, keeping his eyes on Hua Shu.

Although he didn't understand why Sister Hua became gentler than before, he knew that Sister Hua was very nice and had a warm smile. He liked it very much and was very happy when Sister Hua touched her head.

Hua Shu put the basket in the backpack, carried the basket on her back, and led Tang Fan down the mountain along the path.

Passing by a small shop on the way back, Hua Shu used the only fifty cents in her pocket to buy a pack of Seven Dwarfs ice cream as promised.There are seven of this kind of ice cream in a pack. The small shop is not far from the orphanage. It won't melt when I take it back. I gave Tang Fan two to eat, and the remaining five were just divided among the other children. As for He Ya, Sun Lan, the two who are over ten years old, once the ginseng is sold, everyone's life will be better, and snacks will naturally be available.

(End of this chapter)