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

"Uncle boss, I'll take all of these sausages too."

"Alright, alright, Uncle will charge you the price of pork intestines." The boss's mouth was practically stretched to the back of his ears. This batch of sausages was the first time he had stocked them up and put them on the market to sell, and he didn't expect that they would all sell out on the first day. This was a very good omen!

He happily took the tongs and deftly clipped the plump sausages one by one into the plastic bag.

"This weighs eight jin and three liang. We'll round it down to eight jin and then round it down by three hundred."

As Ya Ya watched the shopkeeper put sausages into the small bag, she counted them: thirty-five, thirty-six, there were thirty-six in total, big and small. Half of them would be given to Grandma Duck, and the rest would be cut in half so everyone could eat them.

"I've put them all in the trolley for you. Go home early, otherwise the soup inside won't be as juicy if it stays too long."

"Thank you, Uncle!" Ya Ya looked up and smiled sweetly at the meat stall owner. Before leaving, she said, "Uncle, there's something else I'd like to ask you. Do you know where I can find a pharmacy? I'd like to buy some medicine."

The boss wiped the grease off his hands and looked at the little guy in front of him with a hint of amusement: "You little rascal, you're really something! You even buy your own medicine. What kind of medicine?"

"Buy deworming medicine, the kind that makes the little worms in your stomach come out when you take it."

The shopkeeper nodded and pointed in the direction: "Go straight down this road, past the red shed, then turn right at the first intersection, then turn right again. There's a pharmacy with a green sign."

"I got it!" Ya Ya thanked the owner of the braised meat stall and continued walking forward slowly, holding onto the handle of the cart.

They even bought all the purple garlic from a grandma at a nearby stall.

Passing by the area selling chicken and fish, she turned into it.

Aunt Chuntao wants garlic and chicken feet. The garlic has been bought, but we need to buy more chicken feet. These are good, unlike loach or snails, which depend on the season in the mountains and water. They can be made anytime, and the shop will never run out of chicken feet.

Ya Ya went around buying chicken feet from each of the chicken stalls with great enthusiasm.

Several stall owners were incredibly warm and welcoming to her.

"Young boss, you're selling so much, do you want me to help you push the cart?"

"Can the car fit everything? Or should we deliver it directly to your door?"

Originally planning to secretly hide in the space later, Ya Ya glanced around and saw that many people were staring at her. After thinking for a moment, she nodded.

"Then I'd like to trouble you aunties, bosses, and ladies to help deliver it—"

"Deliver it to Huaya's shop on Hongye Second Street, right? We've got it all in mind. We'll bring it over to you in a bit!" One of the aunties said with a smile as she helped Yaya take some frozen chicken feet out of the cart.

"Oh dear, there's still braised meat at the bottom. Luckily, the chicken feet were taken out, otherwise the fishy smell would easily get overpowering."

"Everyone knows, so thank you all!" Ya Ya bowed earnestly to the row of stall owners next to her.

"Oh, young boss, you're too kind. You've been patronizing our business; we should be thanking you. Please come again next time!"

"Okay, I'll go now!" Ya Ya helped the stroller, which suddenly felt much lighter.

Behind me came a chorus of well-wishes: "Take care, little boss/kid!"

Everyone was so enthusiastic!

"Hey hey ya hey hey ya, hey ya hey hey yo~"

Ya Ya secretly moved a few sausages into her space for Grandma Duck to try, then pushed the cart along, humming a little tune, and continued walking briskly forward.

We soon passed through the bustling red-awning stall area.

Standing outside the red tent, Ya Ya paused slightly and turned her head to look at the main road ahead.

It's been a long time since I've shopped here. I wonder if the clearance sale guy is still here.

The pretty clothes I found online were all so expensive, some costing tens of dollars, others over a hundred. But the clearance sale was different. The most expensive item was a factory uniform, two pieces together, for only thirty dollars. Plus, you could see the fabric in person to check its sturdiness.

Ya Ya subconsciously took a few steps in that direction, but saw only an unfamiliar old man setting up a stall in the familiar spot, with a pile of bowls, basins and bottles on it. She turned around and went back.

The clearance sale guy isn't here.

Ya Ya was a little disappointed and muttered to herself, "The big brother isn't there, so I'll have to come back tomorrow. I'm not in a hurry for clothes, I have enough to wear. Grandpa Bird even gave me a lot of factory uniforms. I hope the clearance sale guy is lucky and can find some nice clothes to sell tomorrow."

"Defeat—"

"Achoo!"

Zhao Jiale sneezed loudly and rubbed his nose vigorously.

After staying up all night, I finally managed to get a star, but now it's dropped back down.

It's getting light; time to sleep.

He skillfully quit the game, found a novel to listen to while he washed up. The money he earned last time was almost gone again, and new skins were coming out soon; it was time to go out and stock up.

……

Following the directions given by the owner of the braised meat stall, Ya Ya turned right at an intersection. She kept looking around, searching for the green signboard.

After walking for about five minutes, a green sign with white lettering came into view. Ya Ya recognized the two big characters "Pharmacy". Her eyes lit up and she picked up the trolley and rushed into the store.

This pharmacy was similar to the one He Miao's sister had taken her to before. The room was bright and spacious, with rows of large glass cabinets on both sides and white shelves in the middle, piled high with all sorts of cardboard boxes.

Behind the counter near the entrance sat a young woman in a long white dress. Seeing such a small child enter, she immediately came out from behind the counter, bowed her head, and softly asked, "Little girl, is this a pharmacy? Did you come alone?"

"Yes, sister, I'm here to buy medicine at the pharmacy." Ya Ya nodded. "Sister, I want to buy medicine to get rid of the worms in my stomach."