Chapter 446 Do you think it’s okay?

Xu Limin walked for a long time. Although there are still many places in the Twin Cities that he has not yet reached, most of them have been mastered.

The cinema in the Twin Cities is in the west of the city. The largest shopping mall is in the city center. There are two factories in the south of the city.

Beicheng is the shabbiest, but it also has the oldest flavor. In other words, if she wants to change old things, she might succeed in Beicheng.

There are more residents in the east of the city and the population is relatively dense. This building is relatively new. If you guessed correctly, there should be more workers here.

In this era, workers' wages are quite good. They may not have old things in their hands, but they are more willing to spend money on rice and noodles.

Xu Limin had rice and noodles in his hand, but the quantity was not large. After all, there were too many acquaintances in the mountain city, so Xu Limin did not dare to buy in large quantities.

In order to exchange things anytime and anywhere, Xu Limin planned to buy some daily necessities in Shuangcheng.

In order not to be suspected, Xu Limin found a deserted place to change clothes.

Although it is still a coarse cloth coat, this time, there is no big cotton-padded jacket and big cotton trousers, the body is no longer so bloated, and the person seems to have a lot of energy.

Xu Limin pushed a wooden cart into the grain store. He bought a variety of rice and flour. What he bought most was rice and white flour. Of course, soybean oil was also bought.

Shuangcheng has 4 granaries, a large shopping mall, a large supply and marketing cooperative, a slaughterhouse, and an oil pressing plant.

Xu Limin visited eight places in the afternoon and bought all the rice, noodles, oil, meat, eggs, cloth and cotton that these stores could sell.

When it was getting dark, Xu Limin walked around the north of the city twice with a basket. I don't know if Xu Limin was really lucky. She really met a sad old man.

Maybe it was because he was used to doing this kind of thing. Xu Limin saw the old man's dilemma at a glance and took the initiative to ask him.

When he heard that the rice was sold, the old man's cloudy eyes lit up.

The old man looked around, looking very nervous.

Xu Limin blinked and became more convinced that the twin cities were indeed stricter than the mountain cities.

"Girl, can I exchange something?" the old man asked in a low voice.

"Okay." Xu Limin nodded.

The old man took Xu Limin's clothes to a place where there were people and looked at Xu Limin's clothes basket.

Xu Limin's basket contained five kilograms of rice, five kilograms of flour, five kilograms of whole grains, two kilograms of pork, two kilograms of pork chops, one kilogram of lard, and ten eggs.

The old man's eyes became brighter.

"Girl, I want them all. Do you think this is okay?"

"I don't care who buys it and how much it costs, as long as it's worth the money."

"Okay." The old man looked happy, then a little frustrated, "I can't seem to take out so many things."

Xu Limin's eyes flashed. I don't know whether the old man meant that he didn't have so many good things, or that he didn't dare to take them out in broad daylight.

"Change as much as possible."

"Thread." The old man nodded: "Daughter, wait here, I will be back soon."

"good".

The old man left quickly. He looked worried. Maybe he was afraid that Xu Limin would regret it.

Xu Limin was hiding behind half the wall. I looked around and found that this was really a secret.

Passers-by hide behind the dilapidated low walls. If you don't look carefully, you won't be able to find them, as long as they don't show up.

The old man found such a place, and it seems that he has done a lot of policy and countermeasures.

Not long after, Xu Limin heard the sound of footsteps rushing in.

The old man was still wearing his clothes and his hands were empty, but his spirit was no longer sluggish.

"Daughter, here you go."

The old man took out a wooden box from his cotton-padded jacket. Xu Limin opened it and took a look. Inside the wooden box were a carved blond card set with sapphires, a jade ring and a pair of emerald bracelets.

"Daughter, can you exchange these things for five pounds of rice, five pounds of noodles, and one pound of lard?"

Although the things the old man brought were very good, he wanted more at a current price.

The old man looked at Xu Limin uneasily. Xu Limin smiled and said nothing. He stuffed five kilograms of rice, five kilograms of white flour, one kilogram of lard, and two kilograms of ribs into the old man's hands.

"I'll give you all these things."

"Hey, hey, okay."

The old man put rice, flour and other things in the cotton-padded jacket.
Chapter completed!