Watching Ye Zhi guarding her food, Zhao Guang wasn't interested in competing with a woman for food.
Once back in his room, Zhao Guang started to check.
Eventually, he came across a problem: worldwide, if food tasted good, it typically fell into two extremes. If it could be produced domestically, the price would be very affordable, and the sales volume huge.
If it couldn't be produced domestically, the price would generally be substantial, depending on the foreign supply and transport costs.
And those items that were very beneficial for the human body always had an uncertain price, but they were usually not cheap.
However, such items usually had one thing in common: extremely low production, so low prices were almost non-existent.
And items that tasted good and were also extremely beneficial to the body? They were simply astronomically priced. Like his five pigs, from all indications, they seemed to fall into the high-end category within this type of goods.
