Chapter 27 Porcelain

Lu Jinnian walked around the store and continued to point out several sets of cotton-padded jackets and trousers, all of which were around five hundred or six hundred wen.

As for why she chose a set, it was because it was a little cheaper than a single piece, not to mention that they only needed to keep warm, and there was no need to dress up nicely.

In her opinion, looking good was not necessarily a good thing, and it was worse than being shabby.

"I'll take these four sets, and a few coats." She picked out the ones that were similar, and then asked the woman to take a few clothes to wear outside.

Because the cotton-padded jacket could not be washed, it could only be disassembled and redone when it got dirty. So it was very convenient to buy coats, just like an autumn coat, you could wear it outside, and wash it directly when it got dirty.

The woman hesitated for a moment, and then went to take out a few clothes as she said.

One coat was eighty wen, and there were eight pieces in total, six hundred and forty wen.

Four sets of cotton-padded jackets and trousers, a total of two thousand four hundred wen.

A total of three thousand and forty wen, this was not a small expense.

After calculating the bill, the woman looked at her and said, "I don't want the 40 coins. You can give me three taels of silver, or three thousand coins."

One thousand coins is equivalent to one tael of silver, so this price is correct.

Lu Jinnian nodded, and then took out a piece of silver from his arms, actually from the space.

"Please help me put it in the backpack." She opened the backpack, and there was nothing in it.

When she sold the elk before, people gave her one tael of silver, which was also her request, so that it would not be conspicuous to take it out and exchange it for money.

The woman really didn't expect that this country boy in tattered clothes could really afford clothes.

She thought she had worked in vain just now. Seeing the real silver, she put it away and helped put the clothes into the backpack.

"Auntie, I'm leaving!" Lu Jinnian waved his hand and left without looking back.

Looking at the back of the leaving figure, the woman looked at the shop opposite.

The boss opposite was stunned. He didn't expect that the person he thought would never buy things actually bought things, and bought a lot!

This made him very angry, and he couldn't stand the shop opposite.

Of course, Lu Jinnian would not know this, as she had already continued to walk towards the city.

What the family needed at the moment was pots and pans, and there were too few of them.

As long as they cooked, there was only one pot, which was not enough.

And there were no tableware, and everyone ate around the pot, which was too inconvenient. So she thought about looking at what people were using now.

In addition to wood, there were iron ones. As for porcelain, she didn't see any on the road. She saw a shop selling porcelain, so she just stood at the door to take a look.

Because the people inside were well dressed, if she went in, she would probably be chased out like the first ready-made clothing store. From the door,

you can also see that the tableware placed inside are all patterned, and there are some messy decorative bottles for flower arrangement.

The most conspicuous thing at the door is a 60-centimeter-high round-bellied porcelain, which is enough for bathing children.

"Boss Li, this is the latest ornamental fish tank, which can hold all the carp in your house."

Lu Jinnian: ...

So such a large porcelain is made for raising fish?

She has learned something new.

But the clerk inside had already frowned at her, so Lu Jinnian left tactfully.

She didn't need to pretend to be so arrogant, so she might as well save the money and find a way to buy a yard in the city in the future. It was

useless to buy those things. It was obvious that porcelain was used by rich people. Ordinary people used ceramic cups and bowls, or wood.

After looking around, Lu Jinnian spent thirty cents to buy a few sets of wooden bowls and plates.

Not to mention that these things were really cheap and practical.

(End of this chapter)