I transmigrated into a farming novel and started with a campervan.

Wang Yiyi gave him a reassuring look: "Don't worry, just send someone to my carriage later, the goods are all there."

Luo Yan suddenly realized: "So that's how it is. I was wondering why you were so confident, young lady."

The carriage looked quite large from the outside, but once they went inside, the space wasn't very big. It seemed that Miss Wang's goods were stored in those hidden places.

Thinking of this, a thought struck him: "Miss Wang, would you like to visit the Northwest often in the future?"

Wang Yi glanced at him and made a stop gesture: "I know what you mean, there's no way I'm going to deliver the goods to you."

She's only being watched by Xie Yu right now. If she travels to the Northwest regularly, how many people will be watching her? Will she still be able to save her life?

Luo Yan was somewhat disappointed, as it would take his caravan at least two months to travel from Danzhou.

Wang Yiyi did not go to the inn with Luo Yan, but went directly to the place where the carriages were stored.

Xie Yu estimated that she would be staying in Suzhou for three or four days, and insisted that she leave her carriage at the carriage shop.

Wang Yiyi didn't want to argue too much, so she had no choice but to do as Xie Yu said.

As soon as I arrived at the car dealership, I heard arguing.

Wang Yiyi twitched the corners of her mouth and squeezed in; no one could escape the curiosity about gossip.

She couldn't smile anymore as soon as she squeezed in.

The people arguing were the owner of the carriage shop and a stranger who looked like a member of a tribal group from the Northwest, and they were arguing around her carriage.

Her heart skipped a beat, and she pushed through the crowd, rushing forward: "Boss, what's going on?"

The shopkeeper recognized Wang Yiyi and hurriedly complained, "Miss, I don't know what's wrong with your horse. It won't eat anything I feed it, and it won't drink any water either. This person insists that I'm abusing the horse by not feeding and watering it. Please be the judge, am I being wronged?"

Another person grabbed Wang Yiyi, looking indignant: "You must be the owner of this horse. It's obvious that the shop owner is abusing the horse, giving it only hay. Let me tell you, you must never let such a heartless merchant feed your horse."

Upon hearing this, the shop owner was furious: "You're lying through your teeth! Those are all top-quality dry rations. I've been doing business here for over twenty years. Where did you come from to spout such nonsense?"

Seeing that the two were about to start arguing again, Wang Yi quickly stepped between them and said to the foreigner, "My horse has a picky palate, it has nothing to do with the shop owner."

He then said to the shop owner, "I know you love horses, and I absolutely trust you."

The two men's expressions finally softened a bit, and the foreigner sneered, "It's such a waste that such a fine horse has met you."

After saying that, he turned and left.

The shop owner chased after the foreigner, hurling insults at him and then chasing away the crowd. Only then did he turn to Wang Yiyi with a fawning smile: "Miss, your horse hasn't eaten a single bite since last night. Could something be wrong with it?"

This horse is strange; it doesn't eat or drink, yet it doesn't seem sick. He hasn't encountered a horse like this in his twenty-odd years.

Wang Yiyi: "Boss, my horse is just like this, don't worry about it. Go on with your work, I'm going to get some things from the carriage."

The shop owner nodded and left. The horse was strange, and so was its owner.

When they delivered the horse, they told him to keep it for a few days, but they didn't want him to unload the carriage behind it. It was really strange. He shook his head and stopped thinking about it.

After Wang Yiyi opened the car door and went inside, she took out all the tea leaves from her storage space, and since there wasn't enough room, she put them on the ground.

To outsiders, she was simply unloading things from the car.

After she took out all the tea leaves and put them away, the people Luo Yan had asked for arrived.

Wang Yi clapped his hands: "Let's send it to Tea Lady now."

"So urgent?" Although Luo Yan had doubts, she still sent someone to move it.

"Moving to the inn and then having to find someone to move it to Tea Lady's place, wouldn't that cost twice the money?" Wang Yiyi rolled her eyes at Luo Yan.

She wanted to spend every penny wisely, and she was also afraid that things might go wrong if she waited too long; only money in her hands was truly hers.

"Aren't we going to check it?" Luo Yan was clearly worried about something else.

"Don't worry, there won't be any problems."

She just took them out of her spatial storage, what could be wrong with them?

Luo Yan said no more and directed the people to work.

On the other side, the foreigner left the carriage shop and headed straight for the restaurant across the street.

He went straight up to the second floor, entered a private room, and plopped down on the floor.

He gulped down a glass of water before turning to the person opposite him and saying, "Xie Yu, this horse does resemble a Qin horse, but upon closer inspection, it doesn't. Are you sure you want a horse like this?"

Xie Yu took a sip of tea before nodding, "Yes, I wonder if Brother Tuoluo can find them. I'll take as many as you have; price is not an issue."

The man named Tuoluo frowned, somewhat puzzled: "Don't you have plenty of Qin horses in your Great Qi? Why do you want to buy them from me?"

Xie Yu countered, "Didn't you just say that this horse only looks similar to the Qin horse? I'm looking for a horse that can travel a thousand miles a day."

Tuoluo laughed twice as if he had heard a joke, and then said, "There is no such thing as a horse that can travel a thousand miles a day. Horses are just like people; they need to rest. If a horse could travel a thousand miles a day, it would die of exhaustion."

Xie Yu gave him a disdainful look: "Brother Tuoluo, you're too naive. The world is vast and full of wonders, it's perfectly normal that you haven't seen them before."

Tuoluo's laughter stopped abruptly. This man was too impolite. He snorted coldly, "I, Tuoluo, have been selling horses for over ten years, and I have never seen or even heard of such a horse. Young Master Xie, are you trying to make fun of me?"

Xie Yu didn't argue with him, but simply raised his eyebrows slightly: "Brother Tuoluo, you'll naturally believe it when you see a horse like this in the future. I genuinely want to do business with you today. I'm interested in sharing the profits with Tea Lady. From now on, will you only do business with me?"

Tuoluo laughed even louder this time: "You want to share the profits with Tea Lady? She's been operating in the Northwest for years, what makes you think you can?"

Xie Yu gave him a deep look before saying, "I'll give you everything that Tea Lady can give you. I only have one request: if you ever encounter a fine horse in the future, just tell me immediately."

He then lowered his voice again: "Young Master Tuoba?"

He dared to say that because he was confident. Although Luo Yan had not made great achievements in his business in the Northwest, he had not neglected to gather information.

Most of the horses in the Northwest come from Doro, and the largest horse merchant in Doro is Tuoluo, which is right in front of us.

Tuoluo's original name was Tuoba Luo, the younger brother of Duoluo Khan. On the surface, he was a meritorious official who promoted trade between the two countries.

But who would have thought that the Khan's own brother was actually the biggest warhorse smuggler?

Thinking of this, he gave a mocking smile.

Tuoba Luo's expression changed: "How did you know?"

Xie Yu smiled and said, "Since I've come to do business with Brother Tuoluo, I've naturally made preparations. I wonder if you're aware of these things?"

Tuoba Luo suddenly relaxed, a playful look on his face: "Xie Yu... or should I call you Xiao Jingyu, or Second Prince?"