Chapter 218: I Saw You As A Brother
Just this batch of Parsnips alone brought Leon nearly 1,000 G in income. It finally made him understand why the identity of a farmer was held in such high regard—this was an absolute goldmine of a business.
In contrast, the fish that were so valuable in the game didn’t fetch much in reality. Apart from the Catfish, which sold for over a hundred, most others only brought in returns of a dozen or so gold at best.
Even so, once all the goods were tallied up, the total reached 2,140 G—higher than his monthly wage working at Joja Mart.
Working a job? Impossible. Never happening in this lifetime. He couldn’t manage big projects, so farming was the only way to survive.
That line kept echoing in Leon’s mind, and he now treated it like scripture.
After pocketing the money, Leon tossed the gold coins from this sea trip into the Shipping Box, along with the Tiger Shark.
The Shipping Box had proven its worth. The Traveling Merchant’s Guild offered prices no lower than market value. From now on, unless there was a special reason, Leon planned to sell everything through it.
The handsome profits from high-quality crops rekindled his urge to expand his planting area. The price difference was just too tempting—a hundredfold return was absurdly lucrative.
He turned his gaze back to the crops growing in his fields. In Leon’s eyes, each plant was a crisp, freshly inked banknote.