Pastoral peasant girls all over the world

Chapter 720 Talking about one after another

Thinking of this, Hu Zhi also believed it, because he had heard in the town that the owner of Chuanweitang was a little girl.

"Girl, we have a lot of vegetables in our village, and we sell them to you at once, don't you worry about spoiling them?"

Although he believed in Mu Sixi's ability to buy the vegetables in Yuquan Village, Hu Zhi was also worried that the vegetables would be spoiled if not stored properly.

"Uncle, you don't have to worry about that. Since I can buy so many vegetables, I naturally have a way to preserve them."

Only then did Hu Zhi nodded, and told the young man standing behind him to go to the village to inform that someone had come to collect the vegetables, and asked them to collect all the vegetables that were going to be sold.

He also asked the young man to tell the villagers that if he sent it to Yuluo Village, the price would be one penny higher, and if the people from Yuluo Village came to collect it, the price would be one penny lower.

As soon as the young man heard this, he immediately went down to do it, and then Hu Zhi turned around and invited Mu Sixi to sit at his house.

Mu Sixi declined his invitation, and waited at the village entrance for the young man to come back to answer.

Determine whether they sent it to the old house by themselves, or she sent someone to collect it.

And the villagers at the entrance of the village were also discussing with each other to see how it would be more cost-effective.

Soon, the young man came back, and some villagers came back with him, so he stepped forward and said to Mu Sixi.

"Girl, most people in our village have ox carts at home. They have said that they will send them to you by themselves."

Mu Sixi nodded, and Lizheng also said to Mu Sixi.

"Girl, what's the price of that dish if it's one penny more per catty when it's delivered to your house?"

Mu Sixi smiled, and after talking so much, she forgot to tell them the price of the dishes.

"Lizheng, all the vegetables we buy in Yuluo Village cost three Wen a catty, and only ginger costs five Wen.

The people in your village send it to my house by themselves, that is four Wen a catty, and ginger six Wen a catty. "

This price is also acceptable. Some people go to the town to sell vegetables, and they can't sell them at this price after spending a day in the vegetable market.

So everyone quickly agreed, and Mu Sixi told them that they could start delivering vegetables to Yuluo Village in three days. After speaking, they chatted with Lizheng about collecting vegetables for a while, and then left Yuquan after the negotiation. village.

The second village Mu Sixi and Mu Laosan went to was Baijia Village. The terrain there was more remote and there were many mountains. The people in Baijia Village were relatively poor.

Mu Sixi explained his intentions to Lizheng, and the negotiation was soon concluded. Thinking that the transportation here was inconvenient, Mu Sixi said that he would send someone over to collect it himself.

But the people in Baijia Village disagreed, because sending it to Yuluo Village would add an extra cart of silver. Anyway, if there is nothing to do, even if there is ten catties of vegetables, it would be an extra ten silver.

It would be great if someone sent them to Yuluo Village, and Mu Sixi likes them to send them home.

It would be even more troublesome if someone was sent to collect it. After an agreement was made in Baijia Village, Nu Sixi and Mu Laosan left here to go to other places.

In the morning, Mu Sixi and Mu Laosan ran to several villages, and they basically talked about it, and they delivered the goods to their door three days later.

It was noon when we returned to Yuluo Village, Mu Sixi saw that Mu Laosan was in high spirits as soon as he entered the village, and she knew what she was thinking.

It was nothing more than something happened to Mrs. Mu. He was worried about whether Mrs. Mu would wake up.

"Third uncle, you have to worry, then go back to the compound and have a look."

Mu Sixi would never go back. Thinking of how Mrs. Mu treated the original owner's family back then, she wished that Mrs. Mu would never wake up.

(End of this chapter)