The whole family stocked up on supplies two years in advance, so they could live a life of luxury wh

Li Xing'er first went through the wholesale market, buying almost everything the vendors had.

Any kind of grain or seed will do.

Rice or millet, it doesn't matter.

She also bought all sorts of agricultural tools.

It's almost entirely made of steel, incredibly hard. Once you've transmigrated, you won't have to worry about not having good farming tools. You'll be ahead of almost all other farmers, and you can buy land, houses, and a few maids.

Good days are finally here!

I bought a whole bunch of stuff and it only cost less than 500,000.

Then, apart from the female driver, she found a truck fleet to transport the farm tools, grain seeds, and various fruits and vegetables she bought at the wholesale market to the warehouse.

Next, Li Xing'er began going to the countryside to purchase goods.

When she arrived at a certain township with her truck convoy, she saw acres upon acres of cucumbers, corn, eggplants, and green beans planted by farmers. Instead of going directly to the farmers, she went to the village chief first.

The village chief was somewhat surprised by her arrival.

She explained with a smile:

"My family runs a university cafeteria. I think it's better to buy directly from you than from vegetable vendors. You can be more lenient and make more money."

The village chief was overjoyed upon hearing this:

"What kind of vegetables do you want? We have all kinds of vegetables here, like cucumbers, eggplants, green beans, cauliflower, and corn. There are plenty of them in our village. Vegetables are hard to come by these days."

The vegetable vendors only pay a few cents a pound when they come in, it's so cheap! You know how hard it is for us farmers, we toil in the fields from dawn till dusk, working ourselves to the bone but barely making any money.

Li Xing'er nodded.

She knew that the cucumbers were sold to Aunt Qian downstairs for more than a dollar each, which was very expensive. However, she only paid a few cents per pound from the farmers. The difference was too big.

Potatoes sell for 3.5 yuan per jin in the city, but in the village they cost at most 8 yuan per jin.

Corn is even cheaper at 3 yuan a piece.

But even if you buy it from the farmers, it's only 7 cents a pound.

After thinking for a moment, she said:

"Okay, I'll give you 8 cents a pound for corn, which is 1 cents more than everyone else. Eggplant is 1 yuan a pound, potatoes are also 8 cents a pound, cucumbers are 9 cents, and I don't like cauliflower, so I won't take it."

"What about green beans? Don't you want them? Our green beans are quite delicious too."

"Yes, yes, yes, take them all! Green beans are 7 cents a pound!"

"Okay, okay, then I'll go tell them to hurry up and chop the vegetables."

"Okay, then call one of them over. I'll pay the deposit first, and you guys prepare the vegetables, put them in the basket, and then weigh them. We'll calculate the price while we're weighing them."

"Yes, yes, little sister, it's up to you. Oh dear, have you eaten yet at this hour?"

"Oh, never mind me, never mind me, I'm not hungry."

"How can this be? Wife, go and get this girl a bowl of twice-cooked pork. Hurry up and bring the food over. Little one, go and buy some braised pork from Uncle Zhou."

"Old man, give me the money."

"Hey, here's fifty yuan, go buy it quickly."

"Are you going to pay me a getaway fee? I can't go if you don't."

"Here you go, hurry up!"

The village chief was overjoyed.

He earnestly invited Li Xing'er to have dinner at his home. Soon, dozens of middle-aged people, both men and women, gathered at the village chief's door, their faces beaming with excitement.

"Wow, this girl is really strong, buying so many groceries all by herself."

"Didn't you hear what they said? They've taken over the cafeteria."

"..."

soon.

Li Xing'er and the villagers determined the approximate quantity and gave each family a deposit of 500 yuan. After receiving the deposit, the villagers immediately carried baskets on their backs, grabbed kitchen knives, and rushed to the fields to cut vegetables as if they were on fire.

soon.

The plump cucumbers were picked one by one.

After having a meal at the village chief's warm invitation, Li Xing'er went to check on the situation in the fields.

Upon closer inspection, it was discovered that almost the entire family in the village had come out.

Whether they were elderly people, children, or students who had just finished the college entrance examination, everyone was carrying baskets and transporting vegetables with great enthusiasm, and the eggplant field was also full of people.

The man piling up eggplants was practically beaming with joy.

"Little sister, look how good these eggplants are! Not a single one is rotten. Are you sure you want me to get them right away?"

"Okay, okay, take them all over and weigh them."

Myolie Li also looked excited.

The villagers brought their own tricycles, while other family members carried baskets of eggplants, cucumbers, green beans, and other vegetables.

From noon to evening.

Li Xing'er received ten truckloads of vegetables.

We harvested 17000 jin of eggplants, 23000 jin of cucumbers, 8000 jin of green beans, and 43000 jin of corn, which only cost us 79400 yuan in total.

This is cheaper than at the wholesale market in the city, not to mention the supermarkets and farmers' markets in the city. Supermarkets are expensive and the produce is not fresh. Now she buys freshly picked produce, which is very fresh.

She used her phone to settle accounts with the villagers one by one. The villagers happily said goodbye to her and also gave her a lot of fruit they had grown themselves. Under their hospitality, she had no choice but to take it all with her.

Then he asked the female driver to take the convoy to the warehouse to put the vegetables away.