Bai Suihe did not dare let Gu Xingyang sit for too long. After all, the baby was only a few months old, and she worried that sitting up for extended periods might harm her bone development. Picking her up, she placed her on the small bed nearby and let Zisu and the others take care of her.
Business at the herbal medicine shop could only be considered average at present, though it was still much better than when they had first put out the word that they were purchasing herbs.
To collect more herbs, Bai Suihe intentionally drew several pictures of the plants, clearly labeling their shapes and natural habitats. This was to give the villagers a more intuitive understanding of which herbs could be exchanged for silver.
However, the endeavor did not go as smoothly as she had imagined. After all, common weeds found all over the mountains could actually be sold for silver as medicinal herbs? To the villagers, it sounded like a scam.
