Jane Ning didn't say anything. After all, they didn't want to steal the wild boar in her trap.

"Okay, okay, it's all because of poverty!" Tian had heard the whole story from Ma Xiaomai a long time ago. Because Ma Fuquan's temperament had changed, she was happy these two days. In addition, she got a big wild boar, so she also became generous.

"Brother, hurry up and get up." She stepped forward and pulled up Mr. Ding Sanye's two sons. "It's enough to admit your mistakes. We may be poor, but we must have high aspirations. We just need to correct our mistakes in the future."

If Master Ding hadn't brought them here to apologize, the villagers wouldn't have known about it. They were worried that Tian would spread the story, so they just bit the bullet and confessed to Master Ding. Master Ding, a man who didn't tolerate any injustice, had already whipped them at home, leaving their backs bleeding. Hearing what Tian had said, he couldn't help but burst into tears.

Uncle Ding San stamped his foot and told the whole story. The villagers had money in their hands, and they could use the beans to exchange for the secret water from Jian Ning. They would not have to worry about not being able to catch prey in the future. When they were in a good mood, they could put themselves in other people's shoes and speak very tolerantly.

"Alas, what Tian said is right. It's all because of poverty."

"After not eating meat for a few months, it's inevitable that you'll be tempted. To be honest, I don't know if I can resist the temptation."

"Yes, after all, it's a big wild boar, not a bunch of vegetables. No one can guarantee that they won't be tempted. Forget it, forget it. With Jian and Ding Laosi here, our lives will be better. You two should go back and get the beans to exchange for money. We will exchange them for the goods."

Although everyone said so, Mr. Ding San still felt that he was too embarrassed to come and exchange. Later, Jian Ning asked Ding Youtian to go to his house and personally bring money to exchange for the beans. This is a story for later.

At that moment, the villagers who had exchanged their secret water offered to pay for some meat, so Jian Ning chopped the rabbit meat sprinkled with the spiritual spring water into small pieces and sold them for a penny. She didn't like others to feel grateful to her. Taking the money was just a transaction, and neither party had any psychological burden.

When Tian and Chang were about to leave, Jian Ning stopped them and told them the truth so that they could feel at ease when doing things.

Jian Ning said, "We will officially start production tomorrow. We already have more than a dozen orders, all of which have paid deposits. You don't have to worry about sales. In the future, we will sell our Yunshan Cui to major restaurants in the county. Just rest assured and follow me. I will not treat you unfairly."

When they heard that they had received more than a dozen orders, both of them were delighted, especially Chang. In fact, she had been worried that they would not be able to pay the workers after a few days of work, and their happiness would be in vain.

Jian Ning continued, "Thank goodness you guys came to help today. I'll count it as half a day's work, and I'll pay you thirty coins each. I've made a promise, so don't refuse. From now on, we'll be fair in business matters. Regardless of our relationship, we'll only consider the amount of work you do. If you need to take leave or are late for work, I'll deduct a penalty. I hope you two sisters won't mind."

As she spoke, she counted out thirty cents for each of them. Because she had said it all in advance and it was clear to them, the two of them did not argue with her. After receiving the money, they both said that if they had something to do and could not come that day, they would let her know in advance. Of course, they could not take the money for not going to work, and it was only right that they would be deducted money for being late. They did not say a word.

After thanking Jian Ning, the two of them happily chatted and laughed and left...