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

Liu Shu took the basket, which contained only three or four pounds of wild vegetables.

Liu Shu said, "The coarse grains and fine grains in the supermarket are expensive, so you might as well exchange them for some fine grains. These wild vegetables can be exchanged for ten kilograms of rice or ten kilograms of noodles."

After guessing the identities of these elderly people, Liu Shu thought about taking better care of them.

The elderly showed surprise on their faces. One of them asked, "Can you give us five kilograms of rice and five kilograms of noodles?"

Liu Heng: "Okay."

Liu Shu packed a bag of rice and five handfuls of noodles for the elderly, and gave them a small bottle of soy sauce for free.

The soy sauce was a gift, and even if it was sold, it would only be one dollar a bottle.

The old people were very grateful to Liu Shu and left with their things.

Liu Shu looked at their backs as they left and sighed.

That's all he can do to help.

On the third day, not many people came to buy wild vegetables. After all, the aunties had just bought wild vegetables the day before and would not come to buy them every day.

However, there were one or two young people who drove to the supermarket to buy wild vegetables.

After seeing them buying the wild vegetables, Liu Shu took photos with his mobile phone and posted them on his circle of friends.

Not many wild vegetables were sold that day, only a quarter of yesterday's.

That night, Chu Weiguo and others and the old people came in batches again and exchanged wild vegetables for what they wanted.

Chu Weiguo and others exchanged for bacon and sausage.

These are the goods that the supermarket bought before the New Year, but because of the second uncle, the supermarket was closed before the New Year, so these preserved goods have been kept until now.

After they left, five old men came to the supermarket, this time carrying a basket of wild vegetables.

One of the old men asked Liu Shu, "Little comrade, do you have any cotton to sell?"

Liu Shu shook his head. Seeing the old man's disappointed expression, he asked, "Do you want cotton to make quilts or clothes?"

Old Man A said, "Make a quilt."

It's spring now, no need to wear cotton clothes.

But it is still quite cold at night and you need a quilt to keep warm.

Liu Shu said: "I don't have a cotton quilt here, but I have a blanket, which is also warm."

Old Man A asked hurriedly: "How do I change the blanket?"

Liu Shu: "Your basket of wild vegetables can be exchanged for two blankets."

Elder A said, "Young comrade, don't take care of us and let yourself suffer."

Liu Shu smiled and said, "Don't worry, I'm a businessman and I won't suffer any loss. And I even made a profit."

After all, the elderly are not as energetic as the young people, nor as free as the young people. They only picked more than ten kilograms of wild vegetables in a basket.

If you sell it to Hyundai, you can get more than 200 yuan.

The blankets that Liu Shu gave to the elderly were thick winter blankets. They were not branded products, so they were not expensive, costing only 99 yuan each.

The old men felt the soft and thick blanket and still felt that Liu Shu was at a disadvantage.

In their hearts, Liu Shu is a good person.

Well, maybe it's a good god.

After all, the sudden appearance of the store seems like a myth or legend.

The amount of wild vegetables accumulated over two days has exceeded 100 kilograms.

However, on the fourth day, more people came to buy wild vegetables.

In addition to a few aunties who had bought wild vegetables before, there were also many people who had never been here before.

From listening to their conversation, I realized that they came here after seeing what they saw on WeChat Moments. They found that this supermarket sells wild vegetables that taste good and are cheap, so they all came here.

The more than 100 kilograms of wild vegetables were divided up by these people.

The remaining ten pounds were also shared by people living nearby. Although the people living nearby were not particularly wealthy, they lived a good life.

They have experienced hardship. When they were young, there was no food at home, so they had to eat wild vegetables to survive.

Now that life is better and they can eat meat every day, they miss the wild vegetables they used to eat.

Although the wild vegetables sold by Liu Shu were 20 yuan per pound, which was higher than the price of meat, they gritted their teeth and bought some back home, missing their previous life.

That day, Liu Shu made a net profit of two thousand yuan.

I made back all the money I spent on the blanket yesterday.

As for Chu Weiguo, no matter how secretly they ate the meat, they were still discovered by other female educated youth.

After all, the male and female educated youth lived not far from each other, and their courtyards were only less than ten meters apart.

Moreover, the aroma of instant noodles and bacon is so overbearing that people can smell it from a long distance away.

The female educated youth smelled the fragrance and came to the door, scolding the male educated youth for eating alone.

The male educated youth had no choice but to let the female educated youth pick wild vegetables and take them to the supermarket at night.

The female educated youth were completely shocked and didn't dare to enter the supermarket at first.

They all hid at the entrance of the supermarket and stuck their heads out to look inside.

They moved very carefully, fearing that people in the supermarket would discover them.

In fact, Liu Shu had already noticed them, but pretended not to see them.

Chu Weiguo handed the basket to Liu Shu: "Comrade, these are the wild vegetables we picked today. We also picked up a dozen pheasant eggs. Do you want to collect them?"

"Collect it." Liu Shu replied.

Even if you can't sell the pheasant eggs, you can eat them yourself.

Definitely more nutritious than eggs.

Liu Shu said, "If you raise chickens yourself, you can also take the eggs they lay to the supermarket to exchange for things."

Chu Weiguo and his companions looked at each other and decided to buy chicks and raise chickens tomorrow!
Anyway, raising chickens doesn’t waste much time and energy.

After weighing, Liu Shu gave the six people a number, which was the price he paid for the wild vegetables and pheasant eggs.

After the six people know how much money they have, they can choose the items they can help exchange based on the price tags of the items in the supermarket.

This time, each of the six people exchanged for a thermos and bought six plastic basins. They used the extra money to exchange for rice and noodles.

The six people walked out of the supermarket happily, holding their belongings, and came up to the girls.

Chu Weiguo said proudly: "Look, what a great thermos! It's bigger and better than the ones sold in the supply and marketing cooperative! And there's also a plastic basin, which the supply and marketing cooperative doesn't even sell."

The girls couldn't help it.

You can really exchange things here, and it’s not dangerous!
They walked into the supermarket immediately.

Liu Shu came up to them with a smile and asked, "Excuse me, ladies, what would you like to buy?"

Female educated youth A: "Excuse me, do you have any rancid oil?"

Another female educated youth hurriedly asked: "What do you want clam oil? We want food and meat."

Liu Shu smiled and replied to the educated youth A: "We don't have clam oil, but we have Pechoin, and it's not expensive."

Then he said to the educated youth B: "We have both food and meat. It depends on how much you buy."

Female educated youth C handed the basket in her hand to Liu Shu and said, "Please help me see how much this basket of wild vegetables can be exchanged for."

Unlike the male educated youth, the female educated youth put the wild vegetables they picked together and divided the money they earned equally.

They each carried a basket and sold wild vegetables they had picked.

Liu Shu weighed them individually. They didn't pick much, only a little over two kilograms each.

Liu Shu quoted them a price of more than 20 yuan each and told them what they could buy with the money.

The female educated youth used all of it to exchange for food, and they can’t even afford bacon now. (End of this chapter)