Transmigration: Forever Accompanying This Life.

Summary

In this chapter, Ya Di and Ming Rui successfully exchange their flower fruit tea for valuable goods, including dried meat, fish, and sea salt, which are scarce in their inland tribe. Ming Rui learns that his invention of a small house for transporting goods is highly sought after, and he can set conditions for others to learn from him. The kindness shown by Ming Rui and Fu Lei in sharing food and knowledge deeply moves other tribes, leading to generous gifts in return. Ming Rui's actions foster goodwill, highlighting the importance of community support during harsh winters.

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