Bai Jugu was in a difficult position, extremely difficult.

In fact, trading at Ji Xuanming's exchange rate wasn't entirely impossible.

The Jiang family was wealthy and powerful. As long as they could exchange for Gu sources, their family had ways to utilize these sources to recoup losses through other means.

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Even if the Gu sources ended up in the hands of the Jiang family, they could use this unique cultivation resource from the Northern Wilderness on their direct descendants or clan members.

In this world, everything has two sides. These low-level cultivators in the Jiang family caravan traveled long distances not only to serve the Jiang family but also to seek some profit for themselves.

They lived at the bottom, struggling in hardship, unlike the carefree descendants of the Twelve Imperial Cities' families.

Gu Feng observed over these days that many of them were merely thirteen or fourteen-year-old children.

In previous years, when the caravan traded with the Witch's Village, there would always be some extra Gu sources or Spirit Stones. Bai Jugu would distribute these extras as subsidies to the brothers in the caravan.

People have feelings; you can't let the Jiang family eat meat while not even giving the brothers a sip of soup, right?

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