It was foreseeable that although Jing Shu didn't know what was inside, this batch of goods was definitely of great value, perhaps even more valuable than the profits from this transaction. Wasn't that obvious? If they wanted to continue a pleasant cooperation with Jing Shu, they had to procure some quality items this time.
Jing Shu had even started thinking that to save on shipping costs, the goods everyone brought would likely be rather lightweight. If they were too heavy, transportation would be a significant issue.
For instance, cheap foodstuffs like green grass would be impossible to transport. After all, these were practical materials worth millions of Virtual Coins.
Could it possibly be very precious live Domestic Poultry? Jing Shu hoped they would bring some breeds she didn't have. Although she had chickens, ducks, pigs, and sheep, they were all common varieties.
