The little one's purse connects the two worlds, turning a desolate village into a paradise.

The stall owner laughed and said, "Of course, that's no problem. Wild boars don't even weigh as much as domestic pigs. Our machines are designed to control power based on size and weight. This one is so big it can knock over a cow."

"Wow! That's amazing!" Ya Ya's mouth formed an "O" shape. "All you have to do is poke the pig with a fork?"

"No, no, you little rascal, this thing is dangerous, you can't just poke at it like that. It's full of electricity!" The stall owner's heart skipped a beat when he heard Ya Ya's innocent yet nonchalant tone.

Four- or five-year-old children are fearless and have no sense of danger. If you don't talk to them, they'll think they can punch a hole in the sky.

"Electricity? Danger?" Ya Ya tilted her head, looking puzzled.

In her eyes, electricity is a good thing. It can light up lights, turn into hot water, and blow hot air. How could it be dangerous? Will it burn people?

"Of course electricity is dangerous! There are different ways to use electricity. If you use it correctly, it can be a great help, but if you mess with it, it can be deadly." The stall owner sighed, squatted down, and explained to her seriously, "What I sell here are high-powered electric shock devices, specially designed for large animals such as pigs, cattle, and horses. They are extremely powerful."

Look at these two metal prongs. You absolutely must not touch them on a person. Just a light graze will make a person go numb and unable to stand. If you really touch a vital spot, then it will be a big deal. You can't joke about this.

If you see anything like that, stay far away from it.

Ya Ya's heart skipped a beat when she heard this. This thing is so dangerous that a person could be knocked to the ground if they just touched it. Should she buy it or not?

What if someone else gets into trouble after buying it?

But it can handle wild boars, and even wild boars will fall down if touched. Big Brother Ox even lives next to wild boars in the mountains...

Ya Ya was a little conflicted.

The stall owner saw that the little baby was sitting quietly in front of his stall without saying a word, so he wasn't in a hurry. Anyway, he was not going to sell this thing to a baby.

"Uncle stall owner, I want to buy these three electric dominoes." Ya Ya clenched her little fists tightly, her eyes determined.

The fire used for cooking is like this; it's both dangerous and useful.

She believed that the adults in the village would definitely use it well and wouldn't let electricity become a harmful thing.

"What? You want to buy them all?" The stall owner's eyes widened. "Do you know how much each one costs? Do you know how much each one weighs? They weigh an average of thirty pounds each, and they cost two thousand each."

The stall owner, unaware of the child's level of understanding, tried to intimidate the little guy with the price.

"I have money, Uncle, you can buy it. Just scan my little watch." Ya Ya rested her chin on one hand and raised the other hand high, showing off the little watch on her wrist.

There was also a fine layer of sweat on his forehead.

It's so hot here, getting hotter and hotter. I need to tell my mother-in-law I need to change my clothes tomorrow, otherwise I'll get soaked in the smell of sweat.

"I can't lift it, but uncle, I can pay extra to take it to Huaya Shop on Hongye Second Street."

The stall owner stared at the brand-new, exquisite pink watch on Ya Ya's wrist, paused, and said, "Even if you have money, it's not okay. This is a dangerous item and can't be sold to children. If you really want to buy it, have an adult buy it for you. Otherwise, I can't take responsibility if something happens."

grown ups……

Ya Ya glanced back. Going back to find her aunt for help would be a long walk, and what if her uncle disappeared?

Or perhaps we should trouble Grandma Duck.

"Grandma Duck... could you please make me a Grandpa Fang or Uncle Zhao? The stall owner only sells to adults, and I'm too little."

The Boundary Dragon's Claws moved little by little in the void.

It is not impossible.

"Grandma Duck, I'll go buy ten sweet steamed cakes for you later!" Seeing that Jie Chi remained silent, Ya Ya became a little anxious.

Ten large steamed rice cakes!

"Okay, wait."

"Thank you, Grandma Duck, you're the best!" Ya Ya smiled and quietly squatted in front of the stall, waiting for the adults that Grandma Duck was making to come over.

"Little one, no matter how long you squat, I can't sell it to you," the stall owner said helplessly, seeing the little guy squatting with his head down ever since he refused.

"Hello, boss. I am an elder in her family. I asked my child to come and visit. I'm sorry I was delayed by something and didn't have time to come over."

Hearing the familiar voice, Ya Ya turned around abruptly, "Grandpa Village Chief?"

"Oh, you're the village chief? Are you here to purchase slaughtering equipment for the village? Hello, hello." The stall owner quickly stood up, realizing he really wanted to buy everything!

"Yes, could you please tell me about the prices, usage instructions, and precautions for these devices? Nannan, bring the voice recorder! Record something so Grandpa can play it for everyone in the village when we get back."

"I brought it, I'll get it right away." Ya Ya grinned, straightened her back a bit, and tightly gripped the hem of 'Grandpa Village Chief's' clothes with one little hand.

As expected of the village chief, he's so efficient and even has a voice recorder.

The stall owner sighed inwardly. Seeing that the grandfather and grandson had finished and were looking at him, he subconsciously straightened up a bit and coughed, "Then I'll explain it to you in detail. You'll have to remember every word from now on."

Ya Ya nodded vigorously.

The stall owner first pointed to the charging port and switch on the black box: "First of all, when charging, use the original charger. Don't plug in any other cables. When charging, it must be placed in a dry place and absolutely cannot get wet! If water touches the electrical outlet, the electricity will jump around erratically, which is very dangerous. Once it's fully charged, unplug it immediately. Don't leave it plugged in and draining the power."

Then he picked up the fork: "The pointed metal tip is where the electricity is discharged. When you pick it up, just hold the insulated handle at the back. You must never touch the metal tip. When dealing with livestock, find the right spot, quickly tap it, and then leave. If you keep poking at it without discharging the meat, it won't taste good."

Ya Ya blinked. How does it have to do with whether it tastes good or not?

The stall owner looked at the old man and the young man, one slightly dazed and the other looking bewildered, and said in a more serious tone: "The most important thing, I'll emphasize it again, is that no matter whether the electricity is on or not, you must never point this fork at people or your own cats or dogs, and you can't play around with it. Electricity doesn't discriminate, and you'll regret it if you hurt anyone."

Turn off the switch immediately after use and store it in a dry place out of reach of children. Remember that, sir!

"Yes, I know, I'll keep it safe." The village chief (fake) solemnly replied.

"Also, this thing is heavy, so be sure to hold it firmly while walking to avoid falling or bumping into it. If the box is broken or the wires are damaged, it could easily cause problems." As the stall owner spoke, he carefully inspected the machines on his stall to make sure there were no issues. He then brought over a spare power cord and a large waterproof cloth. "This spare power cord is for you. It's very humid in the mountains, and wrapping it around will keep it dry."