Transmigration in the 70s: Taking the Courtyard to the Countryside as a Young Educator

Summary

A man named Wang is intrigued by a young woman, Zhu Zi, who claims to have access to a large quantity of goods, including rice, flour, meat, and fruits. They arrange a deal for the supplies, with Zhu Zi's uncle delivering them the next day. Zhu Zi expresses the need for privacy during the transaction, and Wang agrees. As they finalize the deal, Zhu Zi mentions she has ginseng and that payment can also be made with jewelry or tickets. After inspecting Wang's warehouse, Zhu Zi leaves to prepare for the transaction but gets lost in the city. She overhears two men discussing a girl named Ya Ya, confirming her suspicion that Ya Ya is in danger. Zhu Zi uses her space's surveillance to gather information about the men and then discreetly informs the police about Ya Ya's location by sending a message through a beggar. The chapter ends with the police officer receiving the note and preparing to investigate.

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