In fact, Sister Wang's family also raised plump breed chickens, but since they either foraged for bugs in the fields every day or ate vegetable leaves and roots, their eggs could barely be considered free-range.
Their price was slightly cheaper than genuine free-range eggs, and they sold quite well.
Of course, when villagers do business, there's always a bit of reluctance, going back and forth with offers and refusals, before Wu Lan finally managed to pay.
Sister Wang felt a bit embarrassed, "So, I'll take the money then?"
"Go ahead, take it."
Wu Lan, now accustomed to doing business, was much more straightforward than before. As she was leaving, she couldn't help but hear Sister Wang inquire:
"Wu Lan, how much did you pay for each peach tree at the start? With the boss leasing the orchard, can you at least cover your costs this year?"
