Lucky Girl: Take the Space To Escape From the Famine

   Chapter 12 Su Wanfeng

   Even though Su Wanfeng was also exiled here, it was clear that his life in the village was still beautiful.

  The two older women were responsible for cleaning and cooking respectively. The thick rice porridge and side dishes placed in front of the three were brought by one of the women.

   "Excuse me, Granny Hua." Su Wanfeng said to the woman.

  The woman named Granny Hua glanced at Yin Miao and the three, then nodded and walked back.

   "This mother-in-law is good at craftsmanship."

  Yin Miao lowered her head and took a mouthful of rice porridge. She couldn't remember how long she hadn't eaten rice. Sure enough, people still have to eat grain.

   It's just that the food in her space will take about ten days to mature.

   "Mother Hua and Granny Ren are very capable. Thanks to them, otherwise I would have been in a difficult situation in this village."

  Su Wanfeng seemed to be afraid that Yin Miao and the three would feel unbalanced, so she explained.

   "Yin He, you have to learn more from Su Lang. If you can learn a craft or skill, you can survive better no matter where you go."

Yin Miao took this to educate Yin He. In fact, compared to being exiled, the family members were more worried about the future of their three children. After exile, it was impossible for them to pursue careers again, but she thought that the champion could be awarded in 360 lines. They didn't want Yin He and Yin Han to give up on themselves.

Yin He was also greedy for the food on the table, but Yin Miao's words obviously touched him even more. In comparison, their previous status and wealth of the Yin family really couldn't withstand any wind and rain, if they also had a craftsmanship. , presumably do not have to face the point of being on the verge of starvation.

   "Sister Miao, I understand." Yin He replied sternly.

   "Just understand." Yin Miao was satisfied, but saw Su Wanfeng on the opposite side looking at them tearfully.

   "My little friend treats his family with sincerity, which is really touching. I think that although my Su family is still in the capital, they are also implicated by me. Su Mou is really ashamed of his ancestors."

  Su Wanfeng's face was full of grief.

   "...You haven't done anything wrong, you're just unlucky. You don't have to be too harsh on yourself."

   Yin Miao originally wanted to comfort Su Wanfeng, but Su Wanfeng became even more depressed after hearing this.

   Bad luck?

He was really unlucky. He was not supposed to be on duty that day, but it happened that a colleague had something to do at home, so he changed his duty with someone. Unexpectedly, he ran around the Prince's Mansion and didn't even see the patient's face. to be exiled...

   "Little friend, everyone is in a similar situation now, so it's okay to help each other. I really don't have to come back to thank Su."

  Su Wanfeng sighed and said again.

   "Grandfather wanted to come to thank him in person, but I just wanted to ask Su Langzhong about something, so I took the initiative to come."

  Yin Miao thought about it for a long time last night and decided to ask.

   "You don't need to see outsiders, just say anything, Su can do it, and he will definitely help."

  Su Wanfeng didn't say much on weekdays, but after seeing the miserable Yin Miao for the first time, he developed a sense of intimacy that he was also a fallen person from the end of the world.

  Thinking about it now, probably because they are equally miserable…

   He thought that Yin Miao wanted to borrow some silver taels, but he did not expect that the other party was asking her about herbal medicine.

   "Although there are herbs on the mountain, they have been dug up and sold by the villagers. Of course, I will also collect some here, but because the amount is not enough, I often have to prescribe the medicine and let the villagers go to the county town to get the medicine."

When Su Wanfeng was first exiled here, he didn't have a penny. He has always relied on medical skills to earn some small money from the villagers. Because there is no helper, he can't see a doctor when he goes up the mountain to collect medicine, so he always prescribes the medicine and asks the villagers to go there. Get medicine elsewhere.

   Yin Miao's eyes lit up after hearing this: "What if I could provide some herbs for Su Langzhong?"

   "You?" Su Wanfeng was stunned, and then said:

   "I heard that all the herbs that can be sold on Changling Mountain have been dug to extinction by the villagers. I'm afraid no new ones will grow at this time."

   "It doesn't matter. We have a lot of idlers in our family. Every penny we can earn is every penny, as long as Su Lang is willing to accept it."

Yin Miao remembered the few black porcini mushrooms she threw into the space the day before, and she just threw them on the soil next to the lotus pond. She didn't expect that when she went in this morning, they had already grown steadily in the space. , and grew a lot.

   If you can use the farming space to grow herbs, maybe it will work too!

   "Of course, if you have herbal medicines, you will receive them. It is too expensive and inconvenient to get medicines in this county. This is also a great thing for the benefit of the villagers."

  Su Wanfeng couldn't help but glanced at Yin Miao high, the other party was obviously still a half-sized girl, but she has been neither humble nor arrogant since she entered the door, and she did not want to get something for nothing, but wanted to find another way to use her actions to make money. Sure enough, the children of large families are of excellent character.

   "That's for sure, but I don't know what herbs look like. If there are ready-made herbs in Su Lang, can you lend me a few first? I will definitely return them in double in the coming day."

  Yin Miao said in a grand manner, with the blessing of space, there is no pressure at all for double repayment.

"In terms of ready-made herbs, I happen to have a few small seedlings that I used a few days ago. The small seedlings are not as effective as they are. I planned to throw them away. "

  Su Wanfeng called Granny Ren and asked her to fetch a few herbal seedlings that were to be thrown away in the backyard.

   Before leaving, Yin Miao also got a Chinese herbal medicine book that Su Wanfeng lent her, and told her that if she went to the mountain to collect herbs, she could take a look at the herbs recorded in the book.

   "Okay, wrap it up with us." Yin Miao assured her.

   "Miao'er, can we really dig up the herbs? Su Langzhong said it's difficult." On the way back, Mrs Zhang couldn't help but ask.

   "How do you know if you don't try?" Yin Miao took this sentence as a mantra.

   "Yes, hehe, Miao'er has many ways. No wonder your husband always praised you for being smart and clever."

   Speaking of her husband Yin Chengyun who died on the battlefield, Zhang's eyes dimmed again.

   "Okay third aunt, when we earn money, there will be no shortage of food and drink in the family. Then we will raise some chickens and ducks, and we will have meat and eggs to eat every day..."

  Yin Miao quickly diverted Zhang's attention with food, which proved to be very effective. Zhang even wanted to go to the mountain to find herbs that afternoon.

   However, the three of them were surrounded by many villagers on the way back.

   "Girl, is this the one you dug up yesterday? Is it really edible?"

   A man asked with three or two black porcini mushrooms in his muddy hands.

  Yin Miao had some impressions of this sturdy man. At that time, he was the first to lead taro by the lake.

   She took the black boletus and looked at it carefully, and confirmed: "Exactly, after uncle takes it back, he should soak it for half an hour, and then stir-fry or stew it in soup."

   "Tianhai, do you really dare to eat it? Aren't you afraid of poison?" someone asked.

   "Poison is better than starvation. Besides, the little girls are fine even if they eat it. What am I afraid to eat?"

   The man who called Tianhai put things into the basket behind him and said.

   (end of this chapter)