Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. In this chapter, Wu Yuan attempts to negotiate with Shen Tang regarding the trade of high-yield grain seeds. Shen Tang, however, is skeptical and challenges Wu Yuan's intentions, emphasizing that the seeds are invaluable and cannot be traded lightly, especially given the Northern Desert's past transgressions. She argues that farmers would never sell their productive hens for mere eggs, highlighting the absurdity of the proposal. Wu Yuan, feeling the pressure, tries to assure her of the righteousness of the business but acknowledges the need for careful deliberation. Shen Tang ultimately agrees to sell the seeds but stipulates that they can only be planted once, indicating her mistrust and the precarious nature of their dealings. .

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