For them, a hundred taels per household was already a substantial amount of money—you must realize, it was pure profit after deducting labor and fertilizer costs.
Though a hundred taels might sound like a small earnings to them by now, hadn't their years of hard work earned them far more than a mere hundred taels?
Besides cultivating Bull Power in the mountains, they also planted rice and vegetables on those fields, growing crops all year round, resulting in a considerable harvest.
Initially, they thought buying the estate was expensive, but more than three years had passed, they had long since recouped the investment, and even made some profit.
As long as it wasn't a loss, they would continue to plant, and with previous experience, they had plans to cultivate more medicinal herbs besides Bull Power.
