Mu Yunhan puffed up his chest and chuckled: "Who said that? I grow some medicine at home. I know how to take care of it. Sell some to me."
When did you grow medicine at home?
Mu An lowered his eyes and stared at the tips of his shoes with lack of confidence. He really didn't understand what the eldest sister was doing.
Mu Yunhan's smile was so bright, her attitude was so determined, and the giant asparagus she took out was so intimidating, the clerk couldn't help but believe that she really knew how to grow medicine, and said: "Then just wait, I'll ask
."
After a while, the fat shopkeeper came out: "Do you want to buy medicinal seeds?"
Mu Yunhan smiled and said, "Exactly."
Seeing that she and Mu An were in shabby clothes, the fat shopkeeper lazily reported the number: "One tael of silver per bag."
He didn't have time to chat with this poor girl, quote a high price and scare her away immediately, which would save trouble.
Mu An gasped in fright, one tael of silver per bag? So expensive! Is this robbing people?
Mu Yunhan calmed down: "What kind is it?"
There was a hint of impatience in the fat shopkeeper's eyes: "Regardless of the species, my glass jar is full of valuable medicinal materials."
"Can I take a look?" Mu Yunhan calmly took off her purse and put it on the counter, indicating that she couldn't afford it.
The fat shopkeeper raised his chin, and the waiter took out the glass jar.
Mu Yunhan casually grabbed a paper bag. There were only ten or twenty seeds in it. They also looked dim in color. I don't know how long they had been stored and whether they could still germinate.
"This is the seed of Panax notoginseng." The middle-aged man picked up another package, opened it and showed it to her: "This is the seed of Angelica sinensis."
Mu Yunhan picked through it and found a packet of seeds at the bottom of the glass jar.
This packet of seeds looks like beans but not beans, they are dark brown and look very strange.
Mu Yunhan's heartbeat accelerated, and cold sweat broke out on his palms. After taking a few breaths, he calmed down and said calmly: "Two taels of silver, I want the seeds of Panax notoginseng and Angelica sinensis, and then add this package."
When the fat shopkeeper saw the strange seeds, his expression changed slightly and he remained silent.
Mu Yunhan threw the paper bag back casually and said carelessly: "Forget it if you don't want to sell it, Xiao An, let's go."
In a place like Liuxian County, a business worth two taels of silver is not considered a small business.
In particular, I don’t know how many years these seeds have been stored, and I don’t know if they can still germinate. The superiors must have forgotten about these seeds a long time ago.
The fat shopkeeper felt so sorry for letting such a fat and stupid customer go.
He quickly put on a smile: "Don't worry, I didn't say I won't sell it, but the price still needs to be discussed."
He pointed at the strange bean and said: "Girl, you are really discerning. These are the seeds of the red dragon vine. They come from a very far away place. They are more valuable than gold. The vines can be made into bracelets or crutches, which can dispel wind and dampness.
If you are liked by the nobles, as long as you keep growing, you will be prosperous."
The fat shopkeeper stretched out a fat and short finger tremblingly: "So this has to be calculated separately, five taels of silver per bag."
"Why don't you go and grab it?" Mu An couldn't help shouting.
Mu Yunhan walked out expressionlessly: "I don't know Red Dragon Vine, but I know that these seeds have been stored for a long time, and I don't know if they can germinate. I'll buy these three packs for two taels of silver, and forget about selling them. I'll pay for them separately."
The Jiang family helps."
"No!" The fat shopkeeper winked at the waiter and asked him to stop Mu Yunhan.
It doesn't matter if you don't buy it, but we can't bear to let the Jiang family take away the business.
After a tug-of-war, Mu Yunhan finally got his wish and won three packages of dim and pitiful seeds for 2 taels of silver. (To be continued)