Wan Shu suppressed her joy, told them not to sell the pig offal, then turned around and found a secluded spot to open the online store.

She bought about ten kilograms of salt, about ten kilograms of spices, about ten kilograms of dried chili peppers, and about ten kilograms of chicken bones.

These are all needed for making pig offal.

In addition, the food at home is almost ready to be replenished.

Although potatoes are available, Wan Shu still prefers rice and noodles as her staple food.

She bought 20 jin of rice, 20 jin of wheat flour, about 10 jin of millet, and 5 jin of delicious modern pastries.

Oh, right, if you want to start a food business, you'll also need to buy a special airtight container to store the food.

Simply putting it in the basket makes it too dirty and unhygienic.

Wan Yao spent another 50 coins to buy two medium-sized wooden buckets.

Wan Shu thought she had just bought some random things, but when she finally counted them, including the large wooden bucket, the total weight was over 100 jin (50 kg)!

She simply couldn't drag it any further, so she had to go and call Dazhu for help.

Dazhu was a little suspicious when he saw Wanshu put the things in such a hidden place, but he was an honest man, and he believed Wanshu's casual remark.

The remaining few pounds of lean meat took a long time to sell.

Under the blazing sun, the sun quietly shifted westward.

Wan Shu didn't know the exact time, but it was definitely past noon.

Uncle Erniu had said that if no one came by noon, he would leave. Wan Shu took the two children to eat a bowl of wontons, thinking that they would have to walk back to Qingshui Village.

Unexpectedly, when they carried their goods out of the city gate, they saw Uncle Erniu sitting on the oxcart, giving them a simple and honest smile.

"I knew you guys hadn't come back yet. Come on, get in the car!"