After Li Long returned from the County Seat, he told Tao Daqiang about it when they went to set the nets.
"If your older brother wants to earn money now, he can dig up Cynomorium. I'll buy however much he digs. Of course, it has to be whole, without any damage, and he has to clean all the dirt off. Make sure you explain that clearly. If your brother brings over a load of damaged ones and I refuse to buy them, you'll be the one stuck with the trouble."
Tao Daqiang carefully committed Li Long's words to memory.
"I only buy it fresh, at five fen a kilogram. If he works hard, digging over a hundred kilograms a day shouldn't be a problem. He can earn several yuan, which isn't bad." Li Long then brought up what concerned Tao Daqiang most.
"That's quite a bit," Li Qingxia remarked as he listened nearby.
Although Li Qingxia could now earn dozens of yuan a day, he had not forgotten what things had been like before-five yuan a day had once been the high wage of his dreams!
Now he was actually starting to look down on it.
He knew he certainly could not keep making this much forever, so why did he feel this little sense of superiority?
Naturally, Tao Daqiang had no idea what Li Qingxia was thinking. He went over Li Long's words twice more in his head, making sure he remembered them before he relaxed.
As for catching fish, Li Long had considered gathering together all the people setting nets From Little Haizi and simply buying their fish to resell for a margin, but after thinking it over, he dropped the idea.
The fish he had now were already about as much as he could transport. Any more