Aunt Wang and her daughter were extremely excited. After thanking Jiang Wanwan, they went straight to the fields without even going inside their house.

As dawn broke, villagers brought over the locusts they had caught to be weighed by Jiang Wanwan.

They were still hesitant about exchanging locusts for food, so when they caught locusts, they only caught a few, usually just two or three pounds.

When no more villagers brought locusts, Jiang Wanwan and Jiang Liu packed up their tools and ended their day's locust-collecting work.

Looking at the register, it was found that, apart from the families of Jiang Tietou, Jiang Dali, and Jiang Dayong, almost every household in Dashui Village had caught locusts.

She placed her hands in the two large bamboo baskets, and a familiar mechanical voice instantly echoed in her mind.

[Ding! Top-grade wild, natural, pollution-free locusts detected. Price: 198 yuan per jin (500g). Weight: 120 jin (60kg). Total price: 23,760 yuan. Want to sell?]

!!

More than 20,000 yuan!

He earned more than 20,000 yuan in just one morning.

Jiang Wanwan stared blankly at the floating screen in front of her for a while.

I know locusts are expensive, but this is making way too much money!

At this rate, wouldn't she become a rich woman long ago and be able to retire comfortably?

If I had such a cheat code in modern times, I wouldn't have to work myself to death!

No, she had to get out of there right away! She needed to find a quiet corner and sell the locusts to the online store immediately.

Only when the balance is credited to her account will she feel at ease.

To avoid so many locusts piling up together, which would be a huge loss if they died and became worthless.

Jiang Wanwan walked up to her second uncle and said, "Second Uncle, could you please help me hitch up the oxcart? I'm heading out now."

"Alright, your second uncle will hitch up the oxcart for you right away!" Uncle Jiang put down his work and called on Jiang He and Jiang Jiang to help push the oxcart out of the courtyard gate.

Taking advantage of the break, Jiang Wanwan quickly went back to her room to change her clothes.

After changing his clothes, he came out to find the oxcart already harnessed. Two large baskets of locusts had also been carefully placed on the oxcart.

Madam Lu and Uncle Jiang stood at the courtyard gate, looking at Jiang Wanwan with concern. The family knew that Jiang Wanwan would never change her plans, so no one tried to persuade her to take anyone with her to the county town.

They could only tell Jiang Wanwan to be careful when she went to the county town.

Jiang Wanwan agreed to everything, then lightly jumped onto the oxcart's shaft. She said with a smile, "Grandpa, Grandma, Dad, Mom, I'm off."

After saying this, without waiting for the others to respond, she flicked her whip, and the ox pulled the cart slowly away.

As Jiang Wanwan approached the village entrance, she ran into Zhang Cuihua, Liu Sanniang, and Feng Xiuer.

The three glanced at Jiang Wanwan. Zhang Cuihua leaned close to Liu Sanniang and Feng Xiuer, pretending to whisper, but actually raised her voice so that Jiang Wanwan could hear.

"I wonder how many locusts the villagers have caught. Some people are so good at taking advantage of others. They even said they would exchange locusts for rice, but they're just using the villagers to help them catch locusts. They're really shameless."

Zhang Cuihua wasn't satisfied with her cursing and was about to continue when Jiang Wanwan gave her a cool glance and said quietly, "Oh, Grandma Cuihua, you're here. Your family still owes my family fifteen taels of silver. It's almost the beginning of the month, so I'll come to your house to collect the money later. You'd better go home and prepare the money."