Unfortunately, for the first time, the group of people had no appetite despite the abundance of delicious food.

After Chen Jing and the others left, the educated youth compound fell into an unprecedented silence. Coupled with the tense atmosphere in the village, the festive spirit of the New Year vanished for a time.

They surrounded what needed to be surrounded, blocked what needed to be blocked, and the money-making business over there didn't stop. It's simple to think that Liu Weimin has never been so clear-headed.

After several days of blockade, the other side wasn't idle either, and the villagers actually got used to this situation.

In early spring, the land was plowed and fertilized. The seeds had just been sown when good news came from the other side: the first crop of chives could be harvested.

Liu Weimin was as excited as a young man in his twenties. He immediately organized people to carefully cut the grass and then put it into the basket layer by layer with grass. It was very warm at this time, and a small cotton quilt had to be specially found on top of the basket.

The effort put in is evident.

Without saying a word, Jian Du took the oxcart directly to the coal mine in the county town. Needless to say, it was early spring, a time of food shortage, so seeing these lush green vegetables was more than just a pleasant surprise.

Cheng Jin's contact, Lao Zheng, was the logistics director of the coal mine. A chubby man, his eyes lit up at the sight of leeks. After a brief mention of Cheng Jin, he immediately made the decision without hesitation.

“My dear niece, I’ll take all of you, no matter how many you have.”

Coal mines are good businesses; they are one of the most important industries here now.

The logistics department is a good one. There are many workers and a lot of supplies needed. The little stuff they bring over is, to put it bluntly, not even enough to fill the gap between the workers' teeth.

Liu Weimin had never seen anything so open and generous before; he was so excited that he didn't even dare to ask about the price.

Old Zheng has handled many cases like this.

"Judging from this amount, this is just the beginning for your village, right?"

"Well then, Village Chief Liu, as you can see, my area is far from the county town, so it's inconvenient to buy groceries or anything like that. I'd like to find a regular delivery person, but I don't know if you can handle that?"

Liu Weimin was completely stunned. What?

Isn't this supposed to be selling chives? Why would someone take on a long-term job like this?

"Director Zheng, is what you're saying true? We old farmers are all blockheads, we don't know how to beat around the bush."