I must say, after posting that notice, the effect was significant; at least the busybodies were no longer babbling in his presence.
His life once again reduced to the simple cycle of home, field, market.
At Level 6, he could grow tomatoes in his space. He would take the tomatoes grown outside to the market separately and reserve a plot's worth of space tomatoes every day to make tomato sauce, which he bottled in mineral water bottles, selling two for 50 cents. The sales were pretty good.
At Level 7, he grew peas, lotus roots, and red roses, which allowed for a wider variety of products.
He made pea cakes from peas, osmanthus glutinous rice lotus root slices from lotus roots, and rose cakes from red roses. He planned his activities daily and even built a charcoal-fired oven in the yard to ensure the cakes were crispy. After numerous experiments, the design was perfected, rivaling the purchased electric ovens.
