Animal and Plant Intelligence: Making a Fortune in the Countryside

Stop writing about selling this and that every day. Build up your account. Develop a high-quality, cost-effective product, then bundle it with other reasonably good products to sell. Or take on advertising jobs; that's better than selling rare items. There aren't any rare items you can sell every day.

There's something wrong with their pricing strategy. Let's leave aside the people shouting in the livestream room. But those two "X-brothers" who're always fishing for customers, you're selling them something. The customer quotes a price, and you immediately double it. The final price is often 150% of the initial quote, and they still manage to sell. That's a bit outrageous.

Is wild rosewood a nationally protected plant or animal?

The live stream started with someone digging up rosewood. And that peach blossom tree too—it's absolutely illegal. Digging it up secretly is one thing, but what's with all this talk of finding a bargain, or claiming it's a heirloom? And you're live-streaming it? Most people would be jealous of someone making money, and that would definitely get you reported.

... They have absolutely no common sense. In China, ordinary people can plant trees freely, but they need a permit from the forestry bureau to cut down their own trees.

Anything valuable dug up from the ground belongs to the state; broadcasting the digging live is like real torture!

After reading a few chapters, all I can say is that this town is extraordinary. Is this the Seven Heroes Town from the TV series "My Own Swordsman"? A small town teeming with powerful figures, a place where dragons and tigers hide!

Don't you know that indiscriminate logging is prohibited? You even dug it up and sold it, which is illegal! Do you really think you can do whatever you want in the mountains and rural areas?

I hope they don't start a harem; if they do, I'll abandon the game.

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