Chapter 942 A Dream in Nan Ke (23) (70th update)

It was not until this time that Su Ruanruan and Xiao Chengjin were taken out of the backpack.

The road was very bumpy along the way, and it became even bumpier when sitting on the unicycle. Su Runrun felt her buttocks were numb.

Now her feet finally touched the ground, but Su Ruanruan still had a feeling of unreality.

People were coming and going on this street, but since this was the end, there weren't many people.

But even so, Su Cangshan was still worried, holding their hands and admonishing them earnestly, "Ruanbao, Jinbao, you two must not run around, just stand aside and wait, I will sell the pheasant and buy you two candies."

Su Runrun and Xiao Chengjin were not really children, so of course they would not run around, and therefore they nodded obediently.

Seeing that the two really had no intention of running off to watch the fun, Su Cangshan finally felt relieved. He took off the basket on his back, took out the chicken inside, and placed it on the cart.

The six pheasants were still alive, but they were not in good spirits because they had only been given a little food last night and this morning.

That little bit of food can just ensure that they don't starve to death, but it can't keep them energetic enough to continue jumping around.

Su Cangshan was just an honest country man who didn't know how to hawk his wares. He just stood there, staring at the people coming and going, hoping that someone would come forward to buy his pheasants.

Seeing this, Su Ruanruan was about to step forward to help shout when someone came forward.

The man who came over was a middle-aged man. His clothes were obviously made of cotton. Although they were not new, they were much better than the linen clothes that Su Ruanruan and the others were wearing.

The man looked at the six pheasants with a scrutinizing gaze, and then asked Su Cangshan, "Are these the pheasants you caught? Are they still alive?"

Of course, Su Cangshan couldn't tell outsiders that the pheasant was caught by two children, so he nodded and said, "Yes, yes, we caught it in the mountains yesterday afternoon and brought it to the city early this morning. It's all alive and guaranteed to be fresh."

The man picked up a pheasant and looked at it carefully. Finally, he nodded with satisfaction, "Okay, I'll take them all. How about you give me a discount?"

Su Ruanruan didn't know the prices here. It was her first time in the county town, so she could only stare at Su Cangshan.

Su Cangshan had sold some game in the past, so he had some understanding of the prices. Hearing this, he said, "According to the market price, a pheasant should cost at least thirty-eight to forty-five cents. It's alive and fresh, but you want a lot, so why not give me forty cents each? What do you think?"

The man was quite satisfied with the price Su Cangshan offered. "Since you are honest, I won't bargain. Forty coins for one, two hundred and forty coins for six, is that right?"

“That’s right!”

The man took out three strings of money and gave two to Su Cangshan. He then untied the last string, counted out forty coins from it, and handed it to Su Cangshan. "The payment is done, and I'll take the pheasant!"

"Okay, have a nice trip!"

Su Cangshan watched the man walk away with the pheasant, smiling so hard that his teeth were about to show.

He was still smiling when he felt someone tugging at his clothes, and he quickly looked down.

Su Ruanruan smiled sweetly at Su Cangshan, "Dad, I caught the pheasant. I want twenty cents, and the rest is for you. Okay?"

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Twenty cents is not a small amount. Su Cangshan's face wrinkled into a ball. "Ruanbao, what do you want so much money for?"

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