In Yuan Chun's space, there was a full space of food, including a good amount of fresh vegetables, meats, fish, and eggs, but Yuan Chun didn't dare to take them out.
In the winter months of the Northeast, the fields looked grayish, with no hint of greenery; if she took out fresh vegetables or wild chickens and rabbits, she wouldn't be able to explain their origins.
The fish she did have, well, Wang Mu could be easily fooled, trusting her daughter's words—if it were anyone else, she wouldn't be able to deceive them.
On the third day, after breakfast, Yuan Chun rode Mr. Wang's bicycle to the town.
When Yuan Chun arrived at the supply and marketing cooperative, she only saw cabbage, sweet potatoes, potatoes, pumpkins, and onions for sale, and even these required coupons; without the coupons, people wouldn't sell them, acting all high and mighty.
