Dong Tianyu's idea for choosing fruits is rather simple. Since each branch of the Fruit Tree yields around a hundred pounds, there's no need to worry about the fruit's yield.
However, Tianyu Dong doesn't choose the fruit based on the past prices. Instead, he chooses the ones he loves to eat.
The Kyoho melon doesn't need too much introduction. Even the most expensive first-class Kyoho melons in Pengcheng didn't cost more than about ten yuan per pound in the past summers.
Although the price is more than ten times that of ordinary melons, which costs seven or eight yuan, it must be acknowledged that the crisp and sweet Kyoho melons are indeed delicious.
The Kyoho grapes are even more unspeakable. Indisputably, its price is definitely more affordable compared to other varieties such as the Golden Ingots or any other common variety both in terms of taste and cost.
