[The host has selected a small, transparent glass vase, priced at 10 coins. Would the host like to purchase it?]

"purchase!"

Soon after, a glass bottle appeared in her space; it was quite well-made.

After finishing making the spicy soup for lunch, Ye Caiping carried her basket up the mountain.

After circling around the mountain, we arrived at the village entrance.

After waiting for a while, an oxcart from another village passed by, so I got on it.

Instead of going to a small town or county seat, they went directly to the prefectural city and found a shop selling vases and porcelain.

Ye Caiping put the glass bottle on the table: "Shopkeeper, I dug this up in the mountains."

The shopkeeper's eyes widened when he saw the bottle: "My goodness, this...this is a glass bottle, how can it be so clear?"

As he spoke, he called over several craftsmen who made porcelain and glass, and they began to chatter amongst themselves.

Ye Caiping sat to one side and waited patiently.

After a long while, the shopkeeper finally asked, "Young lady, where did you find this bottle?"

"On the back mountain of Da Niu Village in Baishi Town," Ye Caiping casually made up a place.

"Young lady, how much is this bottle?"

Ye Caiping said, "Shopkeeper, give me a price."

The shopkeeper's eyes flashed slightly: "Well... although it's very see-through, it's still a bit... you know, so I can only give you 100 taels."

As he spoke, he looked at Ye Caiping with a nervous expression.

Ye Caiping knew how impactful this bottle was to people of this era, and its value was far more than 100 taels.

But Ye Caiping felt a little embarrassed to sell a glass bottle that cost 10 coins for 100 taels of silver, so she nodded:

"OK."

The shopkeeper breathed a sigh of relief. Seeing Ye Caiping looking at him like he was a great victim, he immediately took out a silver note and put the bottle away.

Ye Caiping looked at the shopkeeper as if he were a terrible victim, took the money, and immediately left.