Having left Liu Xianghong's house, Wang Xiaoqiang had plans to breed wild chickens. Not only was the meat of the wild mountain chicken delicious and the eggs tasty, but both the eggs and meat were highly nutritious, quality-assured, and destined to have no issues with pricing or marketability.
According to Wang Xiaoqiang's idea, he wanted to lease Mantou Mountain and set up a chicken farm there, adopting a free-range breeding strategy. The wild mountain chickens would still rely on the mountain's insects and grass seeds for sustenance, and he planned to feed them a moderate amount of sorghum to ensure that the meat and eggs remained completely natural.
Of course, this was just an idea, and Wang Xiaoqiang decided to start slow by capturing a few wild mountain chickens to try raising them.
