"Naturally," Gu Jin replied very candidly.
She still had dozens of wild ginsengs in her possession, enough for her to make the money she needed in the future.
Moreover, she wouldn't be heading back to Qingluan Mountain to dig for ginseng again for the time being. Her goal wasn't to get rich by selling ginseng but to pursue far greater ambitions.
While there were wild ginsengs in Qingluan Mountain, a good one required an extremely long growth period, enduring natural disasters like freezing, heavy rain, and diseases during its painfully slow growth process.
They also frequently fell prey to insects chewing and rats gnawing, leaving the survival rate of wild ginsengs very low. Every wild ginseng that survived had gone through numerous hardships.
Even the ones she had dug up from the mountain had various flaws.
Qingluan Mountain was so large that she didn't have the energy to venture into unknown dangers to search for wild ginseng.
