Traveling Through the Stars

   Chapter 140

Wen Xiao worried that Luo Bi didn’t understand the market, and said, “Heguazi is Hezhen. Although you can’t produce much meat per pound, you can’t sell it cheaply. A pound of Heguazi costs at least 1,000 interstellar coins, which is lower than this price. Don't sell it, take it back and eat it ourselves."

  Robi nodded obediently: "I see."

After having a meal in a hurry, Robbie put away the large defensive array and took it with him. Li Feng and others helped her put the bucket of fried river melon seeds into a moisture-proof bag. Robbie collected all the necessary utensils for the stall. Into the storage bracelet.

Among the three thunder flame warriors, Jiang Yixin had the strongest combat effectiveness, and Li Feng asked him to send Luo Bi to the market.

  Jiang Yixin went in a floating car. It was almost seven o'clock when they arrived at the market. There were not many people at the market, but there were quite a few stalls. Jiang Yixin first went to the public security department to pay the security fee of 5,000 interstellar coins. A thunder flame warrior pointed to a booth for them. The location was good. The vendors on both sides were women, so it was safer for Robbie.

  Robi gave him a catty of melon seeds according to the 21st century’s method of doing things: “Take it back and taste it.”

  The other party was a little surprised, but he reached out and took it. Before leaving, he left a sentence: "My name is Lu Li, you can find me in the Public Security Office if you have something to do."

  As soon as Lu Li left, Luo Bi took out the small table and small chair, and Jiang Yixin helped to arrange it. Taking advantage of this empty Luo Bi was walking around, observing what they were selling, and asked about the price, then she sneaked up to a shop selling packaging bags.

  This season is rainy and cloudy every day, and most of the packaging bags are paper products, so businesses have built temporary shops.

   When Robbie went to the station, the clerk stepped forward to greet him with a smile: "What do you want, miss?"

   "I want the kind of small paper bag that can hold up to a catty, do you have it in the store?"

   "Yes, I'll get it for you." The clerk smiled and took several styles of small paper bags for Robbie to choose.

  Robi didn’t have time to pick it carefully. After a short glance, he pointed to a yellow-brown paper bag and said, “How many interstellar coins like this?”

  "One interstellar coin." The clerk replied.

   "I want a hundred."

After Luo Bi paid a hundred interstellar coins and ran back to the booth, Jiang Yixin was sitting in a small chair waiting for her.

  "What did you do? Don't we have paper bags?" The shop selling packaging bags is not far away, and Jiang Yixin can see what Luo Bi is doing.

  Robi put a hundred small paper bags on the small table, and then took out the river melon seeds from the storage bracelet: "Those paper bags are too big, I bought some small ones, which can hold a catty at most, so I don’t have to weigh them."

   After finishing speaking, Luo Bi rushed to Jiang Yixin to leave: "This is nothing to do with you, let's go back."

  Jiang Yixin yawned and drove away in the floating car.

  Robi sat in a small chair and started filling bags. When the vendors on the left and right saw that she was selling fried Hegua Seeds, they all looked curiously. The river melon seeds are too small to be caught in large quantities. It is good enough to pick a handful or two once in a while. It was the first time they saw them selling dozens of kilograms at a time.

  Some women and pregnant women who came out to buy breakfast noticed here, they walked over and took a look, they all felt fresh when they saw that they were fried Hegua seeds, they came up to ask the price: "How many interstellar coins per catty?"

  Robi put a small bag of melon seeds forward: "A bag of five thousand interstellar coins."

  Robi’s rules are that you have to weigh the bag regardless of the weight, and she finds it troublesome.

  "A bag of five thousand interstellar coins is too expensive, just cheaper." Someone bargained.

  (End of this chapter)