Becoming the Richest by Farming

Ying Wan and Lin Mei went to the market together.

The town is not far from the village, and it takes about ten minutes to get there by car.

Huayang Village belongs to Aijia Town, and basically people from several nearby villages will go to the market in this town.

The market is not big, but it is small but complete, and you can usually buy basic daily necessities.

There is also a not-so-small supermarket at the end.

After Lin Mei and Ying Wan arrived, Ying Wan went straight to the vegetable market.

Lin Mei had never bought vegetables before, so of course she went with Ying Wan. They needed to buy vegetables, meat, and some fruits.

Ying Wan remembered what she wanted to buy clearly, and she quickly bought a bunch of them.

There were photographers around the two people, and many people were watching curiously.

However, as they were buying, the people in the barrage found something wrong.

Because Ying Wan didn't bargain when buying vegetables.

Basically, bargaining is a basic method for people living in the countryside, right?

But Ying Wan went over, just looked at which vegetables, and then took them directly. After she picked them, she weighed them and paid them very quickly.

Lin Mei had never bought vegetables before, and she didn't think there was anything wrong with Ying Wan's behavior. She just happily followed suit.

Barrage:

[No, why don't you bargain when buying vegetables? ]

[Isn't bargaining basic common sense? Damn, is it normal for green onions to be sold at three yuan a pound? ? ? ]

[Ying Wan is good at choosing vegetables, why doesn't she bargain when buying vegetables? ? ? ? ? ? ]

[Wow, it's different to have a sister around to pay. She doesn't bargain when buying vegetables. She's so rich. ]

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The main problem is that when people buy vegetables now, basically everyone will learn to bargain.

But Ying Wan has never encountered the problem of bargaining.

She always has others buy things for her, and she goes to buy them herself. So doesn't it matter how much money others say?

Anyway, it doesn't matter how much money she has.

No matter how much money there is in the town, it won't be a big rip-off. She doesn't talk much, and she doesn't even think of bargaining.

But in a short while, they bought a lot, and even she and Lin Mei were almost unable to carry it.

Lin Mei, a delicate young lady, now had some difficulty carrying several kilograms of vegetables: "Wanwan, did we buy too much?"

Ying Wan said: "Take it back, you don't need to come this week."

Lin Mei just said "Oh".

Ying Wan bought beef, some mutton and lamb legs, and a lot of other things, and finally put them in the van.

Lin Mei also went to the supermarket to buy a lot of things.

Neither of them cared about the price when buying things, but when checking out, Lin Mei took the initiative to pay, and Ying Wan took out her mobile phone and quickly scanned the code.

She looked at Ying Wan who took care of everything, and felt a little embarrassed: "I can pay for you."

Compared with her expenses, no matter how long she stayed in the countryside, this expense was not worth mentioning.

Ying Wan looked at her strangely: "I have money, why do I need yours?"

She accepted the things Lin Mei bought, but it didn't mean she had to accept everything.

She had her own money, and she would not let Lin Mei pay.

But Lin Mei couldn't figure out what she meant, and just thought she didn't want to use her own money.

She felt a little sad when she thought about it.

However, their conversation undoubtedly slapped the faces of those who said Ying Wan used Lin Mei's money.

Despite this, they didn't believe it even more.

They all started to mock her.