"Feels like livestock are more cherished than us."
Wu Yongfei stared at the animals inside the pen, the cattle and horses drinking water and munching on fodder heartily, once again lamenting the series of human vs. animal comparison.
Aunt Ma retorted without hesitation, "You don't compare to the livestock; they can work, hauling hundreds to thousands of pounds, while you spill water when you carry a bucket, and even smash the bucket."
The tone was full of disdain.
Wu Yongfei was left speechless by her blunt words.
Yi Chichi and the others thought it was quite amusing; Wu Yongfei looks decent when he's not talking, but when he opens his mouth, it makes people marvel at how a good young man somehow grew a mouth.
He's just meant to be mute.
The market was bustling, and Aunt Ma and her group not only wanted to buy but also sell goods.
There were only a few chances in a year to buy and sell legally, so they naturally had to seize the opportunity.
