Lady Lin’s First-ever Journey to Immortality

into the garbage truck and jumps ont

gets on the bus without hesitation since she has got the bead. She doesn’t noti

gets that her appearance has changed. Even though her clothes are still

ever, Lin Luoran has the bead, and with her cleansed bone marrow and cleared meridians, she is no longer an ordinary woman.

e population. Pedestrians and cars fill the broad street, so the bus has to drive slowl

ed green. Lin Luoran used to buy rice and vegetable seeds for her family and fellow villagers. The price of se

. It is natural that the store only ha

her of the two shops. A plump lady in

unter, Lin Luoran clears her throat

nd puts on a professional smile. She is sh

les lady thinks to herself. However, she doesn’t feel jealous as she does when seeing o

ome seeds? Do you nee

eople in R City are passionate, and workers in the service industry

is. She smiles and replies, “D

toes?” The sales lady

s that it was called “cherry tomato”. Still, Lin Luoran

o seeds after rummaging through the shelf. In recent years, business has been bad. The seed comp

m the countryside and she used to help her family do farm work when she was

than a half-acre of land.” The sales lady is patient beca

space. If she plants cherry tomatoes for such a large patch, there will not be any more land for other vegetables. Never

her about 100 yuan. Inde

in front of the counter. She asks, “Do you need anything else? We are a big

ends to be embarrassed, but she is looking forwar

vegetables. She doesn’t see herself as a protagonist, and it

le, wild ginseng is worth a lot, but its seeds are cheap. Few people except researchers will collect them. Also, you can’t call cultivated ginseng wild. But we do

s aware that there is a considerable price difference between cultiva

ed me to buy some, so I’d better check out the qu

g time and finally finds the ginseng seeds. These seeds a

eds and concentrates on t

ting their lack of spirit. Lin Luoran is not sure whether these ginseng

plastic bag of seeds on the

g thick green smoke but look very similar to the ginseng seeds in

d asks, pretending to be careless. With her excellent eyesight, L

hose are also ‘prospect’ ginseng. They are probably the sample some customers asked for th

ecies of seeds that look very alike in the eyes of amateurs. Therefore, the sales lady can

easure and leaves the store with all the vegetable

he tall guy can’t help having a second look at her. He thinks to himself, “it is true that people alway

s out of the store, rather than taking the crowded bus. In less than a minute, the tall guy come

t.” The tall guy stamps his

lly don’t know those are seeds of wild ginseng…” She flushes bright red. She makes such a

guy almos

r-old wild ginseng! Wild ginseng seeds are rare, let alone seeds of 500-year-o

ledge that cultivated wild ginseng is not “wild”. G

orse, “Forget it. It’s my fault. Just go back to work…” He asks the sales

er number… God! Does it mean I have to stay here lon

astonished by him, so is the passengers. Peop

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hat sneezing out of no reason means that someone is talking about you behind your

r parents after a while. She smiles and fe