Especially when delivering goods, the owner saw that so many goods were broken, so he didn't pay Wanru any wages. This made Di Xin feel very guilty. If he hadn't suddenly appeared, Wanru wouldn't have been without wages.

Seeing that Di Xin's expression was a little unnatural, Wanru smiled and comforted her: "It's okay. The boss is very nice. It's good that he didn't ask me to pay for the goods. It's just a day's wages."

Di Xin nodded and said, "Don't worry, I will earn your money back tomorrow."

"Do you have a bigger cart than this?"

Wanru's cart is indeed a bit small for a man to pull it.

Wanru said: "There is a big cart at home, which is used by grandpa, but it is very big, so you may not be able to pull it."

"Grandpa also got sick because he was pulling that cart."

Di Xin smiled and said, "It's okay. I'm strong. I'll pull the cart to pull the goods tomorrow."

Wanru shook her head and said: "Don't say it too early. Wait until you see it. I can only say that the truck is very big."

Di Xin was curious about Wan Ru's words, how big a cart could be no matter how big it was.

However, when Di Xin saw it, he did realize that this cart was really not that big.

Di Xin pulled the cart and walked through the streets with Wanru, and finally entered a dark alley.

As soon as he came in, Di Xin felt that the situation here was much worse than the previous streets.

I feel that the people living on this street have average economic conditions.

Di Xin looked up at the other streets and found that the streets below were all the same from here.

After following Wanru and turning into a large yard, Di Xin saw the large truck, which was more than five times larger than the one he was pulling now.

Di Xin even felt that if it were loaded with goods, looking from a distance, it would look like it was dragging a house around.

Di Xin looked at Wanru in surprise and asked in disbelief: "Isn't this the cart you are talking about?"

Wanru nodded noncommittally and said, "This is the car, and it was specially modified by my grandfather."

Di Xin's face was full of disbelief. It would be strange for an ordinary person not to be exhausted after pulling such a cart.

Di Xin asked: "Does your grandfather pull this cart every day?"

Wanru shook her head and said, "No, this truck was not this big before. My grandfather modified it to make it so big."

"After the modification, my grandfather only had to pull it once and then he collapsed from exhaustion."

Di Xin was speechless. How could an ordinary person pull such a large cart?

Wanru's home was not big. Except for her grandfather, it was her room. Di Xin did not go in but found a place outside to sit cross-legged.

When Wanru came back, she went to work on her grandfather's work, while Di Xin meditated quietly outside.

Di Xin was still full of unknowns about this world, and he didn't quite know what was wrong.

However, Di Xin was not in a hurry. Ever since he saw Wanru, he felt particularly relaxed.

It was very late when Wanru came out of the house. After looking at Di Xin, she said: "I won't cook anymore. I'm too tired. If you are hungry, just find something to eat. I want

Gone to rest."

Not long after Wanru returned to the room, Di Xin heard the sound of even breathing.

Di Xin smiled, it seemed that Wanru was indeed too tired today.

Di Xin entered into deep meditation, waiting for dawn tomorrow so that he and Wan Ru could go to the ferry to collect goods.

However, Di Xin felt that he had not meditated for long at all. Wanru came out tiredly and called him: "Let's go, it's time for us to set off."

Di Xin looked at Wanru suspiciously and asked, "So early?"

Wanru stretched her body and said, "It's far away from the ferry. If we set out now, we can arrive at dawn."

Di Xin nodded. He didn't expect Wanru to work so hard every day and not have much time to rest.

Di Xin said: "You rest in the car, I will pull you over."

Di Xin pulled the big cart out of the yard. When Wanru saw it, she said in surprise: "You really plan to pull this cart over."

Di Xin smiled and said: "Shen is a little heavy, but it's okay for me. You sit on it and rest. Maybe when you wake up, we can reach the ferry."

Wanru smiled and said, "Okay!"

She jumped into the car and lay down on it to rest.

After Di Xin pulled the cart out of the city, there was no one on the road.

Only now did he know that Wanru was afraid that it would be over by the time she got to the ferry and she would not be able to get the goods, so she probably made it a lot earlier.

But that's okay.

Di Xin pulled the cart along the road on the plain and walked away step by step. To Di Xin, this weight was nothing at all.

What Di Xin didn't expect was that it took more than two hours for him to reach the ferry, and it was just dawn, and the road was so far.

Although it is said to be a ferry, it is just a flat beach.

The river is very fast, more than 300 meters long. You can vaguely see a ferry on the other side, but it's far away and you can't see it very clearly.

Maybe it was because the wind by the river was very cold, and it seemed to be very cold when it blew on my body, so Wanru woke up and turned around.

Wanru stretched, obviously having a good rest. When she opened her eyes, she was stunned and said in disbelief: "It's so fast, and it's the first in line today. It's really great."

Di Xin looked back and saw some figures pulling carts at the end of the road, but they were still far away.

Di Xin asked: "Is the first position good?"

Wanru said noncommittally: "Of course, the goods hauled in the first position are all very light in weight but very expensive."

"And today we pulled such a big truck that can carry a lot of goods. You can earn more in this trip than I did in ten days."

Di Xin nodded and asked, "When will the cargo ship come?"

Wanru glanced at the rising sun in the east. Although only a side of it was exposed, it was already stinging her eyes.

Wanru said: "It's almost time. The cargo ship will arrive when the sun rises halfway. Just wait a little longer!"

Di Xin asked curiously: "Where did you rank in the past?"

Wanru said sheepishly: "In the past, I was ranked in the middle, about twenty or so. The goods I pulled were not only heavy, but the wages were very low."

Di Xin asked her again: "How much does it cost to treat your grandfather?"

Wanru thought for a while, pointed to the cart and said, "It will take three days to pull a cart like this."

Di Xin frowned. If this was the case, it wouldn't require too much money.

When the sun was halfway up, there was indeed a sailing cargo ship parked at the intersection.

Wanru directed Di Xin to pull the cart closer and said, "We don't need to come to load and unload the goods. Just sit and wait. We will go back after loading the goods."

Di Xin nodded, didn't care too much, and sat aside to rest.
Chapter completed!