Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

It takes a hundred days to break the muscles and bones. Xue Pan has been pampered since childhood, and it will take at least twice as long to heal the injury.

By the time Xue Pan completely recovered from his injured leg half a year later, he had already forgotten about Zhen Yinglian and went to Guawa Kingdom.

Zhen Yinglian had also married a long time ago and became Feng Yuan's wife.

Xue Pan was injured, and the Xue family did not go to the Jia family to propose marriage.

Jia Yucun didn't know that Xue Pan wanted Zhen Yinglian, so Feng Yuan happened to find someone to propose marriage.

Feng Yuan's family had some assets and he was a scholar, so his status was suitable for Zhen Yinglian.

Although Jia Yucun felt that it was a pity to marry Zhen Yinglian casually because of her beauty, after getting in touch with Zhen Yinglian, he found that Zhen Yinglian was timid and naive, not suitable for house fighting, so he gave up the idea of ​​training Zhen Yinglian to build relationships for him.

In addition, Mrs. Feng was very satisfied with Feng Yuan - Feng Yuan promised to support his mother-in-law - Jia Yucun married Zhen Yinglian to Feng Yuan.

After the two got married, in order to give his wife a better life, Feng Yuan got rid of the bad habits of the past and studied hard. Later, he was admitted to the scholar and judicial examination.

At that time, Jia Yucun was still in a high position and had not been exiled, so he helped his cheap son-in-law find an official position.

The two couples left Jiangnan and went to the land of Bashu to take office.

Later, Jia Yucun was exiled, and Feng Yuan was far away in Bashu with a low official position. This was not affected, and the couple still lived a stable life.

The two died for the Feng family, gave birth to a son and two daughters who inherited the Feng family's incense, and lived out their lives peacefully.

Liu Heng didn't know this.

After breaking one of Xue Pan's legs, Liu Piao left Jinling.

Liu Heng returned to the modern world, took a shower, washed his clothes, lay down on the bed, and fell asleep.

The next day, Liu Heng got up early in the morning.

After changing into a T-shirt and trousers, Liu Heng went out with his schoolbag on his back.

In the schoolbag are embroidery ornaments and some small things that Liu Heng bought from the ancient world.

Liu Heng bought a lot of things these days.

He spent almost all the money he earned from the Xue family, leaving only five taels of silver with him for future travel expenses.

The schoolbag is bulging and weighs at least dozens of kilograms. Fortunately, it is very sturdy, so you don’t have to worry about the straps breaking or the schoolbag splitting when walking on the road.

Liu Heng went downstairs first and had breakfast, a bowl of soy milk, two fried dough sticks and a tea egg.

Liu Heng was not full yet, so he bought another sesame seed cake and ate it, and then he felt full.

Martial arts training is really expensive.

Liu Heng ate breakfast slowly and walked slowly to the bus stop.

It was now the time when workers were rushing to their workplaces. It was the rush hour, and Liu Hiiragi didn't want to be a canned sardine.

After the peak traffic congestion period passed, Liu Hao came to the station and got on a bus bound for the city center.

I was very lucky because the rush hour was just over and there were not many people on this bus and there were still empty seats.

Liu Hao walked over and sat down, put his schoolbag on his knees and hugged him tightly, closed his eyes, focused on two things, and began to cultivate his internal strength.

It took more than an hour to get to the city center, enough time for him to practice for a week.

After arriving at the city center, Liu Hei chose a stop to get off, transferred to another bus, and arrived at today's destination: Wenwan Market.

Liu Heng first walked around the market and looked at the goods sold by the vendors. Most of them were handicrafts, and there were also many "antiques", but almost all of them were fake.

Maybe there is truth in it, but Liu Hierasty can't tell.

Although he had stayed in the ancient world for many years, it was a world of warriors and did not have the same hobbies as literati.

Knowing the prices here, Liu Heng mentally set the prices for the goods he brought.

He found an empty spot, took out a plastic sheet and spread it on the ground.

This is a piece of plastic sheet he bought again. It is plain color without any patterns.

He placed the embroidered handkerchief ornaments and the round fan on the plastic sheet one by one, and took out the gadgets he bought in ancient times and placed them on the other side.

Someone passed by Liu Hiiragi's stall and was attracted by the exquisite embroidery patterns. He came to ask for the price, but was dissuaded by the high price.

"How can these little things be sold at such a high price?"

Liu Heng: "These are all handmade. They are embroidered stitch by stitch by the embroiderer. They are not made by machines, so the price is naturally high." Unfortunately, those people don't understand the value of pure handwork.

Throughout the whole morning, Liu Hiiragi only sold two things, which were made of clay figurines. Liu Hiiragi sold them for three yuan each.

It seems that I thought wrongly, cross-border fraud is not that easy to do.

Liu Heng sighed.

Embroidery cannot be sold in modern times, so what can we bring back from ancient times to sell?

"Are these embroideries of yours really handmade?" A middle-aged man squatted down and asked Liu Heng.

Liu Heng: "Yes, it is made by hand and machine. You can tell at a glance."

The man picked up a round fan and turned it over and over again. He said with satisfaction: "It is indeed handmade and embroidered on both sides. How much does this fan cost?"

Liu Heng quoted a price.

The man asked again about the price of the embroidered handkerchief and ornaments.

"I've packed everything in your stall, can it be cheaper?" the middle-aged man asked.

Liu Heng: "All covered?"

Man: "Yes. So, can it be cheaper?"

Liu Heng: "I'll give you a 10% discount."

Man: "Half."

Liu Heng: "Up to 20% off."

Man: "40% off."

In the end, the two settled the deal at 30% off Liu Hiiragi's price.

The man looked at Liu Heng's schoolbag and asked Liu Heng to wait for him for a while, then he turned and left.

After a while, the man led the three people back to Liu Heng's stall and put the embroidery and small items into three cardboard boxes.

The man took out five wads of cash from his briefcase and handed it to Liu Hao, who quickly put it into his schoolbag.

The man handed Liu Heng a business card again: "If you have such embroidery, you can contact me. As long as the quality is the same as today's, I will accept it all."

Liu Heng took the business card and looked at it.

Written on it was the man's name, company name and position, and contact number.

Cheng Ming, general manager of Chenguang Arts and Crafts Company, 135xxxxxxxxx.

Liu Heng put aside his fame and said to the man: "I have a stable supply of goods, but it's not from the same embroiderer, but from different people."

Cheng Ming: "It doesn't matter. As long as it is purely handmade, we accept it."

And he didn't think one person could embroider so many things at once. Embroidery was very time-consuming and energy-consuming.

Liu Heng said he understood, waved goodbye to Cheng Ming, put away the plastic sheet, and went to the cultural toy market.

Feeling that someone was following him behind him, Liu Heng sneered.

Fifty thousand yuan may not seem like much, but to many people, it is still a large number.

When Liu Heng was trading with Cheng Ming, he realized that he was being targeted.

Cheng Ming probably knew the tricks in this market, so he offered to take him out of the entertainment market with him, but Liu Hiang refused.

"Boy, be smart, hand over the money, and we'll let you leave intact. Otherwise, don't blame us for being harsh."

Three men stood in front of Liu Heng, and four more men blocked his way back.

Liu Heng sneered, too lazy to say anything more, and kicked him up.

A few minutes later, Liu Hao walked out of the toy market with his hair intact.

Others looked behind him and saw seven pig heads beaten to the ground, unable to get up.

So the local snakes in the cultural toy market and the surrounding area knew that there was a young man who was very good at fighting and was a tough guy, so it was best not to mess with him.

But some people are dismissive: "Awesome? How powerful? Is it as good as me to drive a mountain tiger? When someone comes, let me know and I will go meet that guy!" (End of Chapter)