"Give it to him, and these two pots too."

While the two were bargaining fiercely, Han Cheng came over, glanced at the food brought by the Green Tribe and then fell on the large number of raw millets that the eldest brother had picked aside. After retracting his gaze, he spoke to the eldest brother.

When the eldest brother heard that it was the Son of God who spoke, he stopped bargaining with the leader of the Green Tribe, wiped the sweat from his head, and his breathing became a little rapid.

Bargaining when trading things is not an easy job!

The eldest brother seemed a little puzzled by the sudden arrival of the Son of God and his direct offer of a large jar and two pottery jars in exchange for the not-so-good food brought by the Green Tribe.

Because the Son of God had clearly told him before that pottery was unique to their tribe, and when trading it, they must try to exchange as much as possible with things from other tribes.

He always kept the instructions of the Son of God in mind and implemented them firmly in practice.

But why did the Son of God suddenly make such a decision now? This is inconsistent with what he said before.

The eldest brother was confused and looked towards the Son of God, only to see that the Son of God was also looking at him and nodding at him with a smile.

When the eldest brother saw this, he understood that this was not a decision made by the Son of God on a whim.

This seemingly unreasonable behavior must have been caused by the Son of God’s considerations, but he just didn’t think of it.

It was not a good time to ask too many questions, so they followed Han Cheng's instructions and had someone bring a new, unused large jar over and put it in front of the two earthen jars. They told the leader of the Green Tribe to leave the food behind, as these things would all be theirs.

The leader of the Green Tribe was also stunned by this sudden turn for a moment. He stayed there for a while, then hurried over and hugged the big jar he had been thinking about, and then respectfully bowed to this generous little son of God to express his respect.

"Hey, you have a lot of them?"

Han Cheng picked up two ears of millet from the ground and asked the leader of the Green Tribe.

After he finished speaking, seeing that the leader of the Green Tribe was very confused, he turned around and told the eldest brother what he wanted to express, and asked him to tell the leader of the Green Tribe.

The eldest brother acted as an interpreter, using language mixed with the "Qingpu" language and gestures to convey Han Cheng's meaning to the leader of the Green Tribe.

After the leader of the Green Tribe understood what he meant, he thought about the large number of such foods in his own tribe that tasted terrible and could be used to fill hunger but not to starve to death during a food crisis. He felt that there was nothing to hide and told the truth.

Han Cheng, who learned the news, suppressed his joy and spoke calmly to his eldest brother, asking him to tell the leader of the Green Tribe to bring more of these and furs next time he came to exchange things, and less food.

After understanding the meaning of the child-like Son of God opposite him, the leader of the Green Tribe became even happier. He had not expected that he would meet such an understanding person.

Compared with this Son of God, the leader with whom he had had many interactions in the past had a very hateful face.

Han Cheng, who was almost unable to hold back his laughter, was about to turn around and leave when the leader of the Green Tribe began talking again. While talking, he pointed at the food, patted the big jar, and pointed towards the cave head of the Green Bird Tribe.

Seeing the appearance of the Green Tribe leader, Han Cheng, who was almost unable to hold back his laughter, suddenly felt his joy stagnate and his expression turned a little gloomy.

It turns out that not only people in later generations are greedy, but primitive people were the same!

Han Cheng's mood was no longer as happy as before.

If the leader of the Green Tribe is really so ignorant of the consequences, then we will not do business with them in the future.

With the ears of millet obtained this time as seeds, the Qingque tribe will definitely be able to own a large area of ​​millet in a few years.

When the development of the Qingque tribe is once again hindered by the lack of population, Han Cheng will use some means to increase the population, and they may not be very friendly when necessary.

At that time, among the nearby tribes, the Green Tribe must have been his first consideration.

"You want the big pot we use for cooking?"

After Han Cheng learned the intention of the Green Tribe leader from his senior brother, he seemed a little surprised. For a moment, he did not understand why the Green Tribe leader did this.

What's wrong with this guy? Why does he want the old tank instead of the new one?

The big vat that was often used for cooking in the tribe had become very worn out due to its long-term use. Moreover, for some unknown reason, some pottery fragments had fallen off the bottom of the vat, making it look a little mottled.

Such a tank is naturally far inferior to a new one.

Han Cheng realized that he had misunderstood the Green Tribe leader's meaning, and the slight unhappiness he had just felt disappeared.

Because the Green Tribe brought the millet, Han Cheng didn't want them to suffer too much, at least when it came to the cooking pots.

Through his eldest brother, he informed the leader of the Green Tribe that the cooking pots used by the Green Bird Tribe were old and worn out and not as durable as new ones, hoping that the leader of the Green Tribe would make a new choice.

The leader of the Green Tribe was convinced that the Green Bird Tribe was able to make such delicious broth, which had a lot to do with the pottery they used to cook.

After understanding Han Cheng's meaning, he became more determined in his thoughts.

Being a little clever, he misinterpreted Han Cheng's sincere advice, thinking that Han Cheng said that on purpose because he was reluctant to part with his old jar.

When making a deal, who wouldn’t keep the best for their own tribe and use the rest for trading?

Just like himself, he kept the best food for the people in his tribe to eat, and used the inferior food to exchange for other things.

The more Han Cheng refused, the more he thought the old jar was a good thing and the more he wanted to get it.

After this happened twice, Han Cheng had no choice but to let it go and had someone carry out the large vat that was already pitch black on the outside.

The leader of the Green Tribe was extremely happy to see this, and felt that he had gained a great advantage in this exchange.

He walked forward, knocked, touched, and circled the jar several times, then happily saluted Han Cheng, the witch who came out, and the eldest senior brother. He saluted Han Cheng most willingly, thinking to himself that next time he came to do a deal, he must have this Son of God present.

The guy who was the leader with him was really difficult to deal with.

When the other people from the Green Tribe who had followed saw that their leader had replaced all the large vats used by the Green Bird Tribe for cooking soup, they all smiled happily because they would all be able to eat that extremely delicious broth in the future!

After the exchange, the people of the Green Tribe did not stay. They carried the burnt vat and two water jars and quickly left the Green Bird Tribe, as if they were afraid that if they stayed any longer, Han Cheng and the others would regret it.