pastoral beggar woman

Chapter 392 System Little Seven (3)
correct!Qin Shuang suddenly thought of another question that puzzled her.

[Xiaoqi, let me ask you, why is the value of all kinds of rice noodles sold to the system so high?And there seems to be no such thing for sale in the mall? 】Although the classification is very comprehensive, there are more things in the food classification that she has never seen before. Even if the introduction says that it can provide some nutrition, she will not easily try this kind of food that she has never eaten before.

[Although humans have found a new parent planet, the new parent planet does not have much food similar to the Earth's parent planet. There are only various huge mutant plants, many of which are highly poisonous, and ferocious mutant beasts. The human food after the Star Era is mainly some mutated plants that have been artificially cultivated. into various nutrients.Primitive crops such as rice, millet, and corn in this era have long since disappeared, and the system needs to continuously add different types of commodities. The more I increase, the more it will help me repair myself, so the more I exchange with this system, the more extinct Crops can be exchanged for more points for upgrading. 】

Through Xiao Qi's explanation, Qin Shuang finally solved the doubts that had plagued him for a long time.

[Besides rice, noodles and food, what else is worth enough to exchange in the system? 】After all, the time to harvest food is too long. If possible, it is better to have something that can be obtained at any time.

[The most valuable food is rice and noodles, followed by some storable crops such as potatoes and sweet potatoes. Their growth cycle is much shorter than harvesting rice, and you can exchange more for the system. 】

It was only at this time that Qin Shuang came to her senses. It seemed that she had been negligent before. She only remembered to exchange a large amount of food for points, but forgot to try selling other vegetables and fruits. At that time, she only thought that if she wanted to accumulate points quickly, she would have to exchange a lot of things. Sweet potatoes and potatoes were at most planted in her own vegetable garden, or they used to dig some sweet potatoes when they went up the mountain, which was enough for their own family to eat. , there is not much left, so naturally I would not think of exchanging them for points.

But if you think about it carefully, these are high-yield crops. As Xiao Qi said, the growth cycle is also short. Compared with rice and white flour, these are indeed better choices.

[In addition to this kind of crops, there are also various medicinal materials with magical effects. They are also quite high in the value system of the system. It is recommended to obtain more. 】

medicine?Qin Shuang had an idea, and suddenly remembered that the 'betrothal gifts' given by Ah Chen before getting married included purple ganoderma lucidum and dozens of Cordyceps sinensis. At that time, the points for one Cordyceps sinensis seemed to be... a thousand points!It is indeed much higher than ten o'clock for a catty of inferior rice!

What did Ah Chen say at the beginning?These medicinal materials are picked from Mount Fengtai, and the county town of Liangyi County, and even her Ruyi Village are all close to a corner of Mount Fengtai!Fengtai Mountain is rich in various medicinal materials. These medicinal materials are quite good resources for local people that can improve their lives or use them for diseases, let alone for her!
If Fengtai Mountain is really rich in medicinal materials, even if there are not many valuable medicinal materials like Cordyceps sinensis, it is still a natural treasure house!Don't expect all medicinal materials to be worth a thousand points, hundreds of points, even dozens of points, right?How many medicinal materials are there all over the mountains and plains?Any small area is probably enough to pick a few big baskets of medicinal materials!Even earning tens of thousands of points may not take much effort.

(End of this chapter)