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Chapter 8

Exiled to a Desolate Planet I Farm and Raise Children in the Interstellar World

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In just half a day, the siblings earned a bountiful harvest—over 8,000 star coins.

At noon, Su Yue found a spot, took food out from her space, and ate lunch with Su Yi.

Afterward, she took him to the supermarket.Full novel: Exiled to a Desolate Planet I Farm and Raise Children in the Interstellar World — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠

Earlier, she hadn’t bought much food due to limited funds.

Now that they had money, she planned to stock up.

She also intended to buy two more sets of clothes for herself and her brother.

Additionally, since they would likely sell juice for a while, she wanted to upgrade their equipment to look more professional and gain customer trust.

After shopping, Su Yue didn’t continue selling juice.

Instead, she took the hover bus home.

A customer had told her that the commercial street was livelier at night, and more people might buy natural juice then.

So she decided to try selling in the evening and use the afternoon to prepare juice at home.

Conveniently, most tenants near their rental went out during the day to mine energy stones, so making juice at home wouldn’t attract much attention.

Back home, the siblings got busy.

Su Yi used the electric saw to cut sugarcane into chunks.

Su Yue peeled oranges.

Once enough sugarcane was prepared, Su Yi focused on juicing.

Then both of them filled and sealed the cups together.

At 4:30 PM, Su Yue went to cook.

Su Yi continued sealing juice in the living room.

Around 5:10 PM, the food was ready.

Su Yue helped finish the last batch, and the siblings sat down to eat.

After dinner, they headed out again to the commercial street.

The outside world was lively and dazzling with lights.

The siblings kept a low profile, and since people knew Su Yi wasn’t quite normal, they were mostly left alone.

They quickly left their neighborhood, boarded a hover bus, and headed to the commercial street.

The commercial street was brighter and more refined, less chaotic—home to the most relaxed and wealthy people in Boundless City.

Su Yue and Su Yi got to work.

The plaza was crowded at this hour, and they quickly made their first sale.

Then the second, then the third.

Most customers bought two cups at a time.

At one point, Su Yue encountered a big client who bought twenty cups at once and asked them to deliver to a nearby restaurant.

Of course, she agreed happily, bringing her brother along to deliver the order.

After arriving, someone who tasted the juice loved it and bought four more cups.

Others in the restaurant heard they were selling natural juice and bought five more cups.

That one trip alone brought in a significant profit.

After leaving the restaurant, Su Yue decided to stay nearby.

It was dinner time, and several high-end restaurants were in the area.

People who could afford to dine there would certainly be willing to buy natural juice.

Sure enough, her judgment was correct.

Many people entering and leaving the restaurants stopped to buy juice.

Those who hadn’t eaten bought juice to accompany their meals.

Those who had finished eating bought juice to quench their thirst.

By 8:30 PM, the crowd near the restaurants thinned, so Su Yue brought Su Yi back to the plaza to continue selling.

By 9:30 PM, with fewer people around, they finally wrapped up for the night.

In just three and a half hours of evening sales, they earned twice as much as they had in the morning.

By the end of the day, selling juice had brought them over 20,000 star coins.

After calculating the total, Su Yue’s heart burned with excitement.

At this rate, she and her brother would become rich very soon.

After getting off the hover bus, they walked home.

Passing by the hover motorcycle shop, Su Yue noticed it was still open.

Su Yi saw it too—and couldn’t take his eyes off it.

“It’s too late today. We’ll come back tomorrow to check out the bikes,” Su Yue said, patting his arm.

Su Yi’s face lit up with joy.

“We’re… really going to buy one?!”

“Mm!” Su Yue nodded with a smile.

“From now on, big brother will ride, and take me to the commercial street.”

“Okay!”

Back at the rental, they had a small late-night meal to replenish energy, washed up, and went to sleep.

They slept soundly until morning.

The next day, they began another busy routine.

After the previous night’s success, Su Yue decided that from now on, they would make juice in the morning and sell it in the afternoon and evening.

So they spent the entire morning working at home.

At 11:30 AM, they had brunch.

Then they set out to buy a hover motorcycle and some daily necessities.

At the shop, after bargaining, Su Yue managed to purchase a black hover motorcycle for 14,500 star coins.

She then spent an additional 2,000 star coins on two high-capacity energy crystals.

The registration process was simple and could be done online.

When the shop owner asked her to open her optical brain, Su Yue realized she hadn’t renewed her internet service.

She spent 20 star coins to reconnect both her and her brother.

Then the shop owner helped register the motorcycle under Su Yi’s name.

Since Su Yi had a license, he could immediately use the vehicle.

With the new motorcycle, Su Yi couldn’t put it down.

Encouraged by Su Yue, he rode it out alone for a spin.

Then he came back to pick her up, and they headed to the commercial street.

Since motorcycles weren’t allowed inside, they parked before entering.

With her space ability, storage wasn’t an issue.

Su Yue stored the motorcycle, took out their juice-selling equipment, and they started work.

Another fruitful day passed.

Five days went by in a flash.

Through their hard work, Su Yue had accumulated a decent amount of savings.

But the oranges in her space were running out.

Thinking of that massive orange tree outside the city, loaded with fruit, made her restless.

She had checked information on her optical brain—

DQ008 Star had a suitable climate, where plants grew rapidly and crops could bear fruit almost twice a year.

Orange trees were no exception.

Their growth cycle was accelerated, meaning the fruit ripened quickly.

When they had last found the tree, the oranges were already ripe.

If they didn’t harvest them soon, the fruit would over-ripen, fall, and go to waste.

Recently, orange juice had been more popular than sugarcane juice, contributing over 60% of daily sales.

If they ran out of oranges, their income would drop significantly.

Moreover, if she wanted to continue selling juice long-term, one tree wouldn’t be enough.

While the oranges were ripe, she should harvest as many as possible and store them in her space.

After all, time in her space was static—the fruit wouldn’t spoil no matter how long it stayed.

As Su Yue browsed information about DQ008 Star on her optical brain, she gently placed a hand on her lower abdomen…

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