Yu Rujia: "The reason why these books are considered the Four Great Classical Novels is because they each have their own significance and contain all aspects of life. If you want to go far in life, you need to put more effort into studying these four books."

While the children outside were still playing out guerrilla warfare, Duofu and his friends had already taken on many new roles.

Upon learning that their characters came from comic books, Duofu and his friends instantly became the most popular kids in the group.

Of course, they are always the most popular kids, but they are even more popular now.

Even Tie Dan, who was terrified of being beaten by them and would avoid any children he saw, couldn't resist slapping them.

Tie Dan said ingratiatingly, "Duofu, could we borrow your comic books to take a look?"

Before Duofu could answer, Duolu interrupted, "No, what if you break it?"

Tie Dan patted his chest and assured them, "I definitely won't break it. If I do, I'll have my grandma pay for it."

When Tie Dan learned that the Yu family had a lot of comic books, he asked He Jiajia for some, but unfortunately He Jiajia only agreed to buy him one, not as many as the Yu family had.

So if he wants to read different comic books, he has to come and find Duofu and the others.

Tie Dan is almost ten years old and knows He Jiajia's personality somewhat. Although she won't buy him many comic books, if he really damages Duofu's and the others' books, he can ask He Jiajia for help, and she will definitely handle the matter properly.

Duofu stopped the eager Duolu: "You can read comic books, but you have to bring something in exchange. We don't need vegetables, but you can bring other things for us to see. If there are any that you like, we'll lend you the comic books."

Duolu was unconvinced and wanted to argue back, but was pulled back by the sharp-eyed Duoshou.

Those who wanted to borrow books received a reply and rushed home to see what they could bring home.

Seeing that everyone had left, Duolu said angrily, "Brother, how could you agree to lend them comic books? Comic books are so good, he hasn't had enough of them yet."

Duo Xi was equally unhappy: "Big brother, we only have those comic books. If they get dirty or damaged, we won't be able to read them anymore."

Dorjee's big eyes swept over his older brothers, and in his little heart he immediately decided that his eldest brother was going to give away their precious comic book.

Dorje hurriedly reached out his chubby little hand and grabbed Dorje, his little face scrunched up: "Big brother, no, ours, ours, no!"

Duofu patted the little guy's back and comforted him, "Don't worry, Dorje, the comic book is ours, we won't give it to anyone."

Duoshou rolled his eyes at the two silly brothers, Duolu and Duoxi, and ignored what Xiaoduoji was saying.

Dorje is so young, what could he understand? It must be those two idiots, Dorje and Dorje, who gave him the wrong information.

Duo Shou: "Are you silly? We've already read the comic books, and we won't be reading them every day anymore. When we're not reading them, we can lend them out to exchange for something. Maybe we can get something good in return."

"The books are borrowed out, and they have to return them after they've read them. We also get to collect things, so why not lend them out?"

Duofu nodded with a look of satisfaction. As expected, his brother Duoshou was the one who understood him best. Duoshou knew what he was going to do as soon as he had a thought.

Dorjee said sullenly, "What if they can't come up with anything good?"

Duofu's small face showed a look of disappointment and frustration; he really didn't want to admit that Duofu was his younger brother.

Duofu: "Duolu, you need to use your brain more. Didn't I tell you, we only lend them comic books if they're satisfied with them?"

"If you don't like it, just don't lend it. The comic books are in our hands, do you think they can take them away?"

Having said that, Duolu finally understood, clenched his little fist and waved it: "If they dare to steal, I dare to fight them."

In terms of fighting prowess, none of the kids in the team could match him. Even Erdan and the others who had trained with them for many years couldn't beat him.

Duolu was confident that he could protect the comic book, and even began to look forward to what the other children in the team would offer in exchange for it, preferably something delicious.

When he got home, Duofu told Yu Rujia about his plan to exchange comic books with the children in the group for other things.

Yu Rujia: "The books are yours, and you can decide what to do with them. But there's one thing you need to know: if you damage the books, we won't buy you new ones."

Even little ones know how to manage a household, so we must support them, but we can't let them do unprofitable businesses.

Duofu said seriously, "If anyone damages the comic book, I will make them pay for it."

Duolu was eagerly anticipating his new comic book, and as soon as he got home, he wandered over to Gao Shujing's place: "Uncle, when are you going to town?"

Gao Shujing: "In the next couple of days."

Aside from buying things, he only goes out when the town calls him about something.

Based on how often he usually contacts people, the town should be calling him soon.

Dorjee's eyes darted around, and he asked, "Uncle, when you go to town, can we go with you?"

The Yu family's children go to town several times a year. They hadn't thought about comic books before; the children's attention was entirely focused on daily necessities or snacks.

Now that there are comic books, Duolu wants to go to town to look for them himself. He thinks he has a sharp eye and will definitely be able to find many comic books he hasn't seen before. He hopes he can find a whole cartload of comic books.

Little Dorothy has big dreams.

Gao Shujing: "Let me think about it first."

Taking the kids to town is something I need to discuss with Yu Rujia.

Yu Rujia generally does not refuse reasonable requests from her children.

Yu Rujia: "Let's go if we want to. Our whole family will go together. We can go and see if there's anything new in town."

The little ones were overjoyed to hear they could go to town.

He was all smiles as he greeted the children who came to exchange their comic books, carefully explaining the precautions and return time before lending them the books.

I lent out all of the dozen or so books and came back with a bunch of other things in return.

The most common item was eggs.

Of course, the children also tried to trade other things, such as sweet potatoes or mushrooms, but they were all refused.

The former has mushrooms at home, while the latter often goes to the mountains and brings back a large number of mushrooms each time.

Most of the things the children who had learned something from it ended up being eggs in exchange.

I accumulated twenty or thirty eggs in one day, and there were still more to come.

Eggs are a daily necessity for their family, and they consume more than five eggs every day.

Previously, their family would exchange money or household items for eggs with the people in the team. Now, with the little ones' small business, their family won't have to worry about eggs for a while.