Naturally, Mother Xu didn't want her daughter to be a useless person to others, so she just let her be. She was single so what? Couldn't she afford to support her child?

"Let's not waste time, let's discuss what to buy." Mr. Xu, a man of action, hurried everyone along. After all, 24 hours wasn't a long time, and it wasn't certain they could finish all the shopping. Random shopping was fine, of course, but they needed to plan a little.

Grandpa Xu said, "You young people can make your own decisions. We'll buy whatever you want. We can't choose for you. Just remember to buy things like farm tools and seeds. I don't understand other things, but I do know how to open up wasteland and farm."

Xu Yuanhu smiled and said, "You guys are more experienced than us back then, so we'll base our decision on yours. We'll also make some lists here, so you can buy whatever comes to mind. After all, time is limited. We can discuss and add other items as we go, so we can always buy everything."

Xu Yuanhu himself is the most reliable one among the children. After all, he is a certified academic master. Regardless of whether he has experience in this matter or not, he is like this in the family. As long as everyone is used to thinking that he is reliable, then no matter big or small, there will always be an impression that "he is very reliable."

It’s obviously like that now, and whenever he says something like that everyone goes “Oh oh oh, that’s right.”

He was indeed very reliable, though. While letting the adults do their shopping, he pulled out his phone and said, "Anyway, I'll search for more time-travel novels and daily necessities, or things like survival supplies. It's definitely a good idea. Many authors and content creators will even create related titles. Just stock up as much as you can within a reasonable price range. I just checked out this shopping system, and it has everything you need in real life, so let's buy some. You guys take care of the daily necessities, and the little rabbit and I will stock up on the rest."

The elders didn’t have so many plans, but they knew what was needed in daily life and what was lacking in that era. Everyone huddled together to discuss and buy, so the efficiency was actually quite fast.