four and a half year old farm family pet

Chapter 258 Ways to Make Money

The atmosphere in the carriage suddenly solidified and fell to freezing point. Lu Manqun sat in the carriage, feeling uncomfortable and uncomfortable.

Fortunately, we were only three miles away from Lizi Village, so we quickly returned to our doorstep.

"Mr. Pei, Yuanbao, thank you for today." Lu Mandun knew how to be a good person. While saying thank you, he took two melons from the basket and handed them to Pei Yu and Yuanbao.

Food is precious these days, so Pei Yu and Yuan Bao did not accept Lu Manchun's kindness. After exchanging a few words, Pei Yu sent Yuan Bao home, then went back to the house and ordered his servants to clean up the rooms at the back door and come out for the future long-term workers. live.

Besides, on the mountain, the villagers of Lizi Village were so excited when they saw a field of yams that they dug their eyes out, and they all worked tirelessly to wield their farm tools.

Poach away!Dig up all this food!These were the only thoughts of the villagers.

"Dad, this won't work." Jinda raised his head and glanced at the darkening sky. "Our family has dug enough yams. You can rest now. We don't need to grab so much food."

Jin Zhong dug yams for three days in a row and was so tired that he couldn't straighten up. After hearing his eldest son's words, he looked at his four sons who were still digging yams enthusiastically in the crowd.

Nodding, he put down the hoe and walked to the edge, took the calabash cow from Jin Dadi and drank it.

The people next to him who were about the same age saw Jin Zhong resting, and the expressions on their faces could not be described as envy.

This man is really blessed to have many sons. Look at Jin Zhong’s sons and grandsons. They are all good at work. I envy them!I'm so envious that I'm jealous.

"Second, third, fourth and fifth, you all come here." Jin Da also sat down and asked his brothers to take a rest first.

Jin Si wiped his sweat and said, "Brother, what's wrong?"

Jinda said, "Stop digging and leave the rest to the villagers."

"What? No more?? Why!" The other brothers of the Jin family exclaimed in confusion.

Jin Da lowered his voice, "Our family dug more than 2000 kilograms of yams, but only five to six hundred kilograms were dug out. With the speed of our brothers' work, after digging this whole area, we can only have four thousand kilograms of yams at home." Not a problem. But having too much food is not a good thing. From now on, people will line up to come to our house to borrow food. Should we borrow it or not? From the beginning, people will come to borrow food frequently in the future; if they don’t, the villagers will definitely hold grudges. So it’s better to keep a low profile!”

"Then you let such a great opportunity pass? Brother, you missed this village and this store!"

Jin Da hooked his lips and said, "Do you really think that your eldest brother's work as a salesman during this period was in vain? We don't dig grains to make other money!"

"Huh?" The Jin family, including Jin Zhong, all began to look forward to it, waiting for Jin Da to continue.

Jin Da gave instructions in an orderly manner: "Lao Si, you have a good relationship with Lu Da. He is digging grain in the mountains. You go and talk to him. For fifty cents a day, you can rent the family's ox cart from him for two days."

"Second brother, hurry down the mountain and go home now, and lead our carriage to the foot of the mountain."

"As for the third and fifth boys, you also go to the foot of the mountain and wait for a while. The work will come soon."

"We go to the foot of the mountain and are responsible for helping the villagers transport food back. We charge five cents for each trip."

"As for dad, just take the trouble and help look after the few skinny monkeys at home, okay?"

Jin Da has been a peddler for two or three months, so he has gained experience. Especially after receiving some advice from Yuan Bao, he seems to always be able to find some clever ways to make money.

For example, this time, he calculated that if half of the people who went up the mountain came to transport food to their house, they would earn at least several hundred pennies in two days.

(End of this chapter)