Mrs. Jiang talked about these trivial matters bit by bit, and Lin Sanshui no longer dared to say she was stingy.
Money is hard to earn, crap is hard to swallow.
This saying is true to a fault.
Especially as the children grow up bit by bit, anything that can be exchanged for money is truly reluctant to be eaten.
Little Hu was still hoping to eat braised rabbit meat tonight, but that ended in vain.
As for taking the children up the mountain tomorrow, that also has to be postponed. ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇ ꜰʀᴏᴍ NovᴇlFirᴇ(.)nᴇt
Fortunately, knowing their two older brothers would return, Sanhu and Little Hu were just happily occupied and had no objections.
At night, Gu Nian lay alone in bed.
The room she lived in originally belonged to Dahu and Erhu, but they only came back for two days a month, so she had the opportunity to have a room to herself. When they returned, Gu Nian would make do with Sanhu and Little Hu.
The lack of rooms at home was an unavoidable compromise.
With her hands under her head, Gu Nian closed her eyes and allowed her consciousness to sink into the space.
Besides the big river, there were several small ponds scattered around the fields. The little fish Gu Nian had secretly collected yesterday were placed in one of those small ponds.
At this moment, Gu Nian unintentionally glanced over and saw a big fish leap out of the water and then disappear back into it.
She had checked before; there were many plants in the space, various kinds, many of which she didn’t recognize, but there were no breathing living things, including in the water.
Where did the big fish in the small pond come from?
The few little fish she put in were clearly not even the size of a palm.
Gu Nian approached the water’s surface, the pond’s water was extremely clear, and she could see down to the bottom at a glance.
At this moment, the small pond had undergone a huge change compared to when it started.
A school of fish could be clearly seen swimming at the pond’s bottom, and countless small fish fry in the water.
Gu Nian suddenly gasped, a thought gradually formed in her mind.
To verify her hypothesis, Gu Nian used her Telekinesis to fish out a big fish from the pond and put it into another pond she was sure had no living things.
She also picked a mature ear of wheat from the field and took out the seeds to plant them by the pond’s edge.
Then, Gu Nian withdrew her thought from here and ventured into the distant Dashan.
The plants in the mountain were even more varied, so much so that she couldn’t perceive just how vast this space truly was.
She could only see, at the end of the rolling Dashan, there was even a coastline.
This place was like a small world that hadn’t matured yet.
Gu Nian suddenly felt that this journey through time was truly worthwhile.
From the mountain, she found an old wild ginseng that had who knows how many years, glad she’d once seen pictures of ginseng, otherwise she wouldn’t have recognized it.
Gu Nian contentedly withdrew her consciousness from the space, leisurely sipping on a coconut that appeared out of thin air through a straw made from wheat stalk.
Besides not having a computer or phone and the downside of outdated technology, this ancient life was indeed more fulfilling than the modern one.
She still had to seriously consider how to reasonably take out the ancient ginseng from the space when entering the mountain tomorrow, to improve her family’s life without arousing suspicion.
Of course, she urgently needed to implement her grand plan to become prosperous.
The original owner’s brother carried so many lives on his back, she definitely couldn’t openly go searching for him for her own and others’ safety.
Therefore, the best way is for Gu Bei to know she’s not dead and to voluntarily return to find her, that would be perfect.
In this case, she would need a great reputation.