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Lin Yue'e immediately chased after the two little wild boars, who were actually eating the vegetable seedlings she had just planted. How could this be allowed?

Although the wild boars were small, they ran very fast. They chased them for several rounds but still couldn't catch them.

But when she saw the spiritual spring pool in the middle, she was unwilling to give up. If she left these two unattended, they would run there to drink water, and then how would she use water in the future?

Just then, the space trembled, and the two wild boars, frightened, immediately ran to her side, as if they were scared and seeking shelter.

Lin Yue'e didn't know what was going on, but soon she noticed a new area appearing at the edge of the space. Originally, this place was like a circle, but now a U-shaped map had appeared outwards from the circle.

She walked over there and saw the words "Livestock Farm" written on the gate.

"Wow, this is for raising pigs, isn't it?"

The livestock farm was quite large, and two little wild boars followed Lin Yue'e in.

This place is overgrown with weeds, perfect for wild boars to run around freely. I just wonder what wild boars eat? I guess I'll have to feed them some kind of pig feed, otherwise they probably won't be full just eating grass.

However, there's an inexhaustible supply of grain and beans in the warehouse. Although we can't take them out, feeding them to pigs in the space shouldn't be a problem. After all, I came from outside, so I'm edible and usable too.

Thinking of this, Lin Yue'e became even more motivated. She should bring in a few more chicks from outside. Once they grew up, they could lay eggs, which she could then sell for money or use for her own consumption. It just so happened that the Lin family had previously taken her chickens and eaten them.

You know, these days each family can only raise three chickens. Lin Jinbao didn't want to eat meat, but the original owner doted on her younger brother, so she caught one of her own chickens and sent it over to stew. She didn't consider Gu Jingyan's feelings at all.

That's enough for today, I'm going to sleep now. I'll have to find a more suitable time to steal chickens later.

As dawn broke, she went to work, cutting grass for the pigs. During her lunch break, Lin Yue'e borrowed Grandma Wang's bicycle and went to the town's commune, where she spent an industrial ration coupon to buy a lock for 50 cents.

She actually wanted to find out where the black market was. She had several bags of wheat in her space, and there would be more vegetables in the future, which she definitely couldn't eat all of. If she could find the black market, she could exchange them for various ration coupons and money. Although the era of using coupons would end in the next two years, it wasn't over yet, so she still needed to have some money on hand.

Pushing her cart, she looked around. "If the water is too clear, there will be no fish." In our country, people generally have policies from above and countermeasures from below. No one will force someone to their death.

After wandering around for a while, she saw a woman wearing a straw hat and carrying a bamboo basket standing in an alley. Her eyes kept darting around the passersby. When someone approached her to talk, the two hid behind an earthen wall for a while. When they came out again, the man was carrying a cloth bag on his back, and the bamboo basket in the woman's hand was noticeably lighter. It was like a secret rendezvous. They immediately separated and went their separate ways.

"Oh, so that's how the transaction is done?"

Lin Yue'e nodded, pushed the cart into the alley, where there was no one. She found a headscarf and covered her entire face. Then she carried a basket, which was half-filled with wheat.

She squatted down at the entrance of the alley, waiting to see if anyone would come to buy something from her.

But she was probably unlucky; a short while later, she saw two people wearing yellow-green military uniforms walking towards her.

Startled, she immediately reached into the basket and stored the wheat inside in her spatial storage.

"What are you doing?" The two men walked up to her and looked at her with scrutiny.

"No...no, I'm just resting here for a bit. Is there something you need?"

Lin Yue'e was so frightened that her voice stammered.

"Really? In this heat, you're wearing a headscarf; you don't look like a good person. Are you up to some kind of speculator here?"

The other man was frighteningly fierce. As he spoke, he reached out and lifted the weeds off the basket.

"No, there's nothing in here. Don't accuse me wrongly. I'm just afraid the sun will be too strong and I'll get a tan."

Lin Yue'e cursed herself inwardly for being an idiot, so incredibly stupid. By now, quite a few people were already watching her from a distance.

She could easily guess that those people were all calling her an idiot for not running away when they saw someone in uniform.

The two men turned Lin Yue'e's basket over; it contained only some weeds and nothing else.

"What are you doing carrying a basket of grass?"

The two men immediately became suspicious of Lin Yue'e's attire. However, they couldn't find anything inside. But the grass in the basket was definitely used as a disguise, and for a moment they didn't know what to do with the woman in front of them.

"Take off that headscarf, you don't look like a decent person at all."

The man in front of me is a swindler.

"Oh, comrades, I'm just afraid of getting a tan, that's why I look like this. If you don't believe me, come back to the village with me, everyone there knows I always look like this. Besides, I'm here to cut pig feed for our village. On the way here, I was thinking I'd cut as much as I could so I could report back on my mission."

After Lin Yue'e removed the cloth, the two policemen, seeing how beautiful the girl was, believed her. It was understandable that a young woman likes to look pretty.

Since they found nothing, they told her to leave quickly if she had nothing else to do.

Lin Yue'e then tied the basket to the back of the bicycle and pushed it away.

As I walked, I kept glancing back cautiously, my heart pounding. Oh my god, thank goodness I have a private space! Otherwise, if I had been caught today, locked up again, and subjected to public criticism, I would never have been able to face anyone again.

After she had been gone for a while, someone rushed up to ask her questions.

"Girl, what were you doing there just now? Why didn't those two policemen arrest you?"

An elderly woman who looked to be in her sixties stopped her.

"It's nothing. I don't know what they wanted to do. Anyway, they searched through my basket and found nothing, so they let me go."

The old woman stared at her basket. Lin Yue'e immediately reached in and put the grain bag she had just put into her spatial storage back in.

When the old woman saw Lin Yue'e reach in, she immediately reached in as well. She then touched the grain inside the bag.

My eyes lit up immediately. We are still living in an era of scarcity.

This old woman lives in town, and her family is large; the grain allocated to her is never enough to feed them.

"Miss, are you thirsty? Come to my house and have a drink of water."

The old woman looked around. The two policemen were already gone; they had searched Lin Yue'e, so everyone naturally assumed that Lin Yue'e had nothing in her possession. After exchanging a few words, they dispersed.

"Great, that's perfect, I'm a little thirsty. Auntie, then I'll come to your house. Please lead the way."