She pushed the stall back to the management office and left it there. Then she and her mother rode back in Grandpa Dafu's oxcart.

She hired an oxcart for a week, paying one yuan a day, to take care of Grandpa Dafu, who was an elderly man living alone.

The mother and daughter didn't exchange a single word on the way.

Li Juan was keeping it to herself, thinking that she shouldn't flaunt her wealth and shouldn't discuss it on the street, otherwise what if someone started watching her?

Su Yan was thinking about ginseng.

I wonder if we can find Weiwu, after all, Weiwu didn't even live for a thousand years.

Even a thousand-year-old ginseng can't be as shrewd as this silly tiger.

If she were to search for it entirely on her own, then I'm really sorry, but she values ​​her life quite a bit and is afraid of getting the money but not being able to return alive.

As the oxcart drove into Lijiapin, the people wandering around the village immediately looked at the mother and daughter.

All eyes were on the empty stacks of large iron barrels.

Su Yan frowned, immediately realizing that everyone in the village knew she had gone to sell braised food at a stall.

As for who spread the word... she couldn't think of anyone other than Zhu Xiaoping.

Li Juan clutched the money bag tightly to her stomach warily and whispered, "Ayan, do they know how much money we made?"

"So what if you know?" Su Yan sneered. "So what if you know? Are you trying to rob me?"

Li Juan: "..." Why is my daughter being so sarcastic today? [P.S.: I wanted to talk about Zhu Xiaoping's jealousy of Su Yan. This kind of thing really happens in real life. I heard my grandma talk about it when I was in the village. A set up a stall and B was jealous and envious. So B did the same thing as Zhu Xiaoping to steal A's business. B's actions and thoughts are purely out of jealousy. She can't stand seeing others doing better than herself. She's bad at heart.]