Angora rabbit fur can be used to make clothes because rabbit fur is hollow and has good insulation. Therefore, many places collect Angora rabbit fur. Previously, it was collected by the government, but now some factories also go to the countryside to collect it. I heard that rabbits have a very strong reproductive capacity. If she buys a few rabbits, breeds them, and then harvests their fur, it would be a way to make money.

Ye Yun then went to negotiate the price with the proprietress.

The proprietress was a kind-looking person and immediately introduced the rabbits to Ye Yun with great enthusiasm: "Young lady, you want to buy rabbits? You've come to the right place with these rabbits! They're a new breed that I introduced. They produce a lot of fur and reproduce quickly. If you raise them, a large one can sell for more than ten yuan!"

A dozen or so yuan?

Upon hearing the price, Ye Yun hesitated, "Auntie, how much are you planning to sell each rabbit for?"

"These are baby rabbits, just weaned. I'll give them to you for three yuan and fifty cents each!"

Three yuan and fifty cents... Ye Yun quietly touched the money in her pocket. After buying the chicks and ducklings, she didn't have much left, and it felt a little expensive.

"Auntie, how about three yuan each?"

"Huh?" Auntie hesitated when she heard her say that. She looked her up and down and said with difficulty, "Young lady, you don't seem like someone who is short of five cents. This is a rabbit I bred myself. The old rabbits don't have milk, so I fed them with goat milk little by little. I only asked because I saw that you are a good match. More than one person came to ask before you, but I couldn't bear to give them any."

Ye Yun's lips twitched slightly. She also wanted to save every penny, didn't she?

"How about this, it's three yuan and two jiao. I won't ask for more. If you don't want to keep it anymore, you can sell it to me. I'll buy it from you at whatever price you ask for. It's like a buyback, okay?"

"Okay, three yuan and twenty cents it is, I'll take two." Ye Yun didn't say anything more.

"Alright! You're so straightforward, sister!" Auntie was also very straightforward. She turned around and picked up a bamboo cage that wasn't finished yet, saying to Ye Yun, "Sister, you go and look at other things first. I'll fix this for you, so you won't have to find a nest for them when you get home. Once I've finished the nest, you can take it home and raise them directly."

"Okay, thank you, Auntie."

"It's nothing!" Auntie waved her hand and quickly began weaving the bamboo cage.

Ye Yun walked forward and saw a place selling large livestock.

Sheep, donkey...

Upon seeing the donkey, Ye Yun was tempted.

In this era, transportation was underdeveloped. Although almost every village had a tractor, it belonged to the government and few people could afford to hire one. When going out of town to run errands, donkey carts were more commonly used. If she bought a donkey and rented it out for work, it would be a business opportunity.

However, Ye Yun couldn't hold back when she thought about the money in her pocket.

With the few tickets she had, she probably couldn't even afford a donkey hoof.

Just as Ye Yun was about to turn around and leave, she spotted a vendor selling puppies next to her. The puppies were all black, very lively, and were grabbing the owner's trouser leg and biting it back and forth.

The boss said that everything else had been bought, but this one was the most troublesome and nobody wanted it; everyone who saw it shook their heads in disapproval.

These days, not many people keep dogs. People can't even afford to eat, so where would they find the food to keep dogs?

However, after the economic reforms, every household had its own land and gradually had surplus grain. In addition, the public security was not good, so many people began to raise guard dogs.

As soon as Ye Yun approached, the puppy immediately wagged its tail and started nibbling at her skirt.

"Qin Zheng, do you want a dog?"

Ye Yun was delighted, but she still wanted to ask Qin Zheng's opinion first.