Rebirth: I became rich by farming-Chapter 76 - Everyones Helping Out (13)

Chapter 76 -76: Everyone’s Helping Out (1/3)

Chapter 76 -76: Everyone’s Helping Out (1/3)

Yes, there really is a difference, they just can’t feel it without having seen that kind of scene.

If it had been yesterday or this morning, Fan Tianhua would have felt that she could not only say she wasn’t tired but even ridicule Fan Tianyu for being weak, exhausted from selling some vegetables.

But after one morning, she really couldn’t mock anymore, “Tired, really tired, you’ll know tomorrow when you try it.”

Fan Tianyu was planning to catch up on some sleep, so he quickly said, “Mom and Dad, we’ll meet at 9 AM tomorrow in front of the convenience store at the back of the market, Tianhua and Zhenzhen will walk over, if you want to walk together, come over early.”

After saying this, he took the Mei siblings back to the Mei family’s house. As for Fan Tianhua, she felt she could sleep from the afternoon until the next morning, so she didn’t bother going over to make more work for herself.

At this moment, the couple had no idea just how exhausting it was, but there was no need to rush, they would find out the next day.

That day, after having lunch, Fan Tianyu went home with the siblings and counted today’s takings in the living room.

As with the previous times, the money was roughly the same. The bank was open on the eleventh, so Fan Tianyu took the cash and the account number for the transfer and went to the bank. Mei Mengchen watched cartoons at home, while Mei Mengzhen did her homework.

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After a month of regular classes, Mei Mengzhen had gotten used to the life of a senior high student, and because of her good memory, she did the familiar problems faster and more accurately than before. As for the problems she wasn’t particularly good at, she still memorized the answers and the steps to solving them, then focused on similar problems to increase her knowledge.

Not to say that her level is now very high, but it is definitely much better than when she first started school. What she seeks now is not progress but to maintain this level without regressing, which would be commendable.

The National Day homework was still over ten sets of papers, but many of the problems were rather basic. She finished all the problems she knew in an afternoon. As for those she didn’t know, as usual, she would focus on them the next day, and looking at these problems, she felt that solving them would not be a big issue the next day. So for her, the homework was not very difficult.

Lunch at the Mei Yinan’s was quite good, but they didn’t need to eat that well in the evening. After Fan Tianyu got up and made Dumplings for everyone, they ate and went back to sleep.

The next day.

At 9 AM, after breakfast, everyone arrived on time at the entrance of the convenience store at the market.

Just like the day before, Mei Mengzhen walked to the market with Fan Tianhua and the Fan family couple, while Mei Mengchen took Fan Tianyu’s car.

Fan Tianyu was still a step ahead of them. By the time they arrived at the market, Fan Tianyu had already started setting out the produce boxes. He always comes to sell vegetables at 9 AM, and everyone was used to this time, already forming a long queue early on, “Boss, can we buy now?”

Busy with moving goods, Fan Tianyu had no time to attend to these people. The vegetables were not all out yet. Seeing this, Mei Mengzhen hurried over and said, “Yes, it’ll be ready in a moment. What vegetables do you want?”

After speaking, she didn’t actually start picking vegetables but instead turned on the scale behind her. She had put a lot of prawns, Bass Fish, and other fish in early in the morning. The price for these two kinds of fish was not cheap—outside, a bass could sell for over thirty each during the New Year period, naturally sizable, but certainly not as tasty as the ones raised in the Spatial Mall.

As for the other fish, there were two types, ordinary and wild. The ordinary ones were definitely cheaper; one could buy them for over ten bucks each, but wild ones in 2007 could sell for twenty to thirty bucks. As for the taste, of course, it couldn’t compare with hers.

The two types of fish together filled only one box, so Fan Tianyu directly offered a flat price of fifty bucks each, each weighing over a pound, but he was only selling, not killing, the fish—customers had to handle them themselves when they got home.

Fish were being sold for the first time here, and everyone was curious. Seeing that there wasn’t a large quantity and being financially comfortable, one would naturally buy one to try it out.

Sister Zhang was among them, quickly asking Mei Mengzhen to reserve two fish for her, as well as some vegetables and fruits, as soon as she saw that there were different types of vegetables today.

Mei Mengzhen adjusted the scale, and Fan Tianyu had moved all the vegetables over. After passing the backpack to Mei Mengzhen, he left, and Mei Mengzhen began to get busy with the backpack in hand.

With yesterday’s experience, Fan Tianhua quickly got the hang of it and took over bagging so that Mei Mengzhen could handle the vegetables, tally the costs, and collect the money.

This series of actions was like a well-oiled machine, not stopping for a moment. The Fan family couple, witnessing this scene for the first time, were truly at a loss for words, “Even with help, can our son really manage this on his own?” Mei Yinan immediately felt a pang of empathy for her son.

Fan Hongwei also expressed his concern, “No wonder he’s been so exhausted every day. How can one person manage to move goods and run the till? I think what Tianhua said is good; we might as well find a storefront and hire someone. That way, we could earn more, and it wouldn’t be so tiring, especially since labor here doesn’t cost that much.”

“I think that’s doable, I’ll go help now.” Not only did Mei Yinan feel for her son, but she also empathized with her daughter, who came home with a headache from exhaustion the day before. She couldn’t let that happen to her daughter again today.

Mei Yinan joined in to help, and Mei Mengzhen naturally handed the money bag to her, letting her take charge of collecting and returning the change. As for Fan Hongwei, who came later, tasking him with handling the fish and weighing the prawns didn’t seem too tiring.

Fan Tianyu holding the bags was actually quite manageable, but honestly, the most tired among them was Mei Mengzhen.

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Constantly bending down and lifting up to find and pack vegetables and do the accounts, she went home last night with her whole body aching, not uttering a single complaint. Later, in the Spatial Mall, she bought a large bathtub and filled it with a tub of Spiritual Spring Water to soak for a good while, which restored her body to normal. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have been able to withstand today’s labor.

So she truly empathized with Fan Tianyu’s tiredness and tried to help as much as possible. As for the question of doing more or less, that didn’t exist—no matter how much money Fan Tianyu made, the bulk of it was with her. What did it matter if she did a little more work for such earnings? Moreover, she only worked during holidays; she simply didn’t have the time to help during school days.

Everyone was busy flying around all morning until all of Fan Tianyu’s vegetables were sold, and they all sighed with relief. Honestly, if there were a couple more rounds like this, their bodies might not have been able to take it.

Selling vegetables for an entire morning was a tremendous challenge to both their bodies and their spirits. Not only were they exhausted, but the Fan family couple was also completely worn out, as they were used to office work, which made activities like these rare for them.

On the other hand, Fan Tianyu had been really fine these past few days. He hauled the exhausted group back to Mei Mengzhen’s place, after which he poured water for those who wanted water and passed out fruits to those who wanted fruits before sitting down himself.