Ironware was indeed very expensive, costing one tael for a single piece, but thanks to the bargaining and shamelessness of the connoisseurs...
The shopkeeper still offered a buy-one-get-one-free deal, giving her a tiny but sharp dagger.
She went to the agreed-upon place and waited for about the time it takes to drink a cup of tea, until she almost thought the two men were going to take her one copper coin and run away.
The two men, each carrying a basket on their backs and almost drenched in sweat, eagerly approached her. Upon seeing her, they immediately gave her an embarrassed smile, saying, "We've kept you waiting, miss."
After saying that, he put the things off his back. "You see, they might be slightly different..."
The two looked at the small, seemingly unripe bell peppers in their baskets and said somewhat embarrassedly.
Zhiyin was instantly pleasantly surprised when she saw it; it was actually a small red chili pepper, and it was even dried.
As for the green ones, they are screw peppers, but there are very few of them, probably no more than 5 pounds.
However, all of this was already enough to delight Zhiyin. She nodded in satisfaction, "Okay, okay, weigh it..."
In the end, the two types of chili peppers weighed about 15 jin (7.5 catties) in total, costing 75 wen (0.75 yuan).
Seeing the two people's tearful gratitude, Zhiyin asked again, "Any more? If so, you can sell them to me anytime!"
Both of them shook their heads regretfully, "That's all."
At the same time, they were filled with deep regret, never expecting that this thing would be so valuable!
Zhiyin was not discouraged and immediately picked up his things and headed towards the mule cart.
Seeing her carrying so many bags, the mule cart seller was stunned and rushed over to help, "Are you going to buy more goods? Why are you buying so much?"
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