The beloved baby has a space

Three days later, the governor sent by the imperial court finally arrived, bringing with him a large amount of supplies and manpower.

After being exhausted for several days, Ayu originally wanted to continue participating in the disaster relief efforts, but was stopped by the crowd and instead took a good rest.

Many disaster victims have been resettled and are living in simple wooden sheds, where at least they are not worried about food and clothing.

What to do with them afterward was no longer Ayu's concern.

Wang Dalang and his ilk were originally unconventional merchants, but they were still registered as farmers and not treated as merchants. The governor of Yuecheng was very grateful to them and even took the initiative to sign an alliance with them, promising to give them the greatest discounts if people from Nanhe Town, especially Hujia Village, came to Yuecheng to do business in the future.

Wang Dalang didn't care much about these things.

The Wang family didn't value money much, and they had enough food to eat, so they didn't have any extravagant desires. They just wanted to do their best in the present moment.

Wang Dalang found Ayu and said to her, "During your time here, more than ten letters have been sent back from Wanning City. Have you replied to any of them?"

"I'm back. I've let them know I'm safe!" Ayu wiped the sweat from her brow, handed the newly written prescription to the maid waiting to prepare the medicine, and then said, "I'm going back to Jiangsai in a couple of days. Brother, would you like to come with me to Jiangsai?"

Wang Dalang: "I came here to sell grain, but I've already given it all away on the way. Now it's time to go back to the village. The village is going to have a bumper harvest soon, and I'm afraid we'll be too busy to handle everything. I need to take my people back first."

Most importantly, his wife seems to be pregnant again, and he's very worried about her, so he wants to go back and check on her.

Ayu didn't know about this level, but thinking that there were many stalls in the village, and even young children were busy helping out, it was indeed a shortage of people.

Hujia Village is not xenophobic, but after the previous incidents, they dare not hire too many strangers from outside, and only let people from surrounding villages and towns come to work.

If fewer people are hired, our own staff will have to do more, naturally leading to a shortage of manpower.

Ayu had an idea: "Brother, why don't you go to Wanning City? I've trained some people there, and they're sure to be very efficient. Have them help you go back to the village to collect and transport grain, and then have them help with the village's development. That should be feasible."

Wang Dalang: "Who is it?"

He was still unaware of the people Ayu was training.

"Oh, I was thinking of opening a girls' academy later, so I trained a group of people in advance, thinking that I wouldn't have to worry about recruiting people in the future."

“That’s the person you need. Why would I call him away? That’s inappropriate.”

“But I’ve been paying them a monthly allowance. They don’t have much to do, and I don’t even know when my girls’ academy will open.”

Wang Dalang immediately said, "Where are they? I'll go show them the way!"

People should be used if they are raised, lest they become spoiled and their hearts turn sour. Wang Dalang left with a few young men from the village. On the way, they passed a group of people who were dressed as poor people, but each of them was carrying large and small bags and asked them for directions.

"May I ask, is Lord Yuxiang still in Yuecheng?" the leader asked hastily.

Wang Dalang was suspicious and did not answer directly: "What do you want with Lord Yuxiang?"

The villagers lifted the things in their hands and smiled sheepishly: "When the earthquake struck before, Yuxiangjun risked her life to help us. We don't know how to repay her kindness. We only have these mountain products. We hope Yuxiangjun won't find them too bad!"

These people were all rescued by Ayu using machinery, and they had never seen what Ayu actually looked like.

Later, they received another batch of supplies, which someone said were specially bought for them from a very far place.

A few young men in the village happened to see Ayu taking off her mechanical clothes and recognized her at a glance.

At that time, the villagers wanted to repay the kindness, especially the doctors in Baili Valley, who were amazed that many people had escaped death by miracle.

After resting, the villagers gradually learned that the person was Ayu, who also had a title, known as Lord Yuxiang.

Having no way to repay them, they could only search everywhere for mountain produce as a token of their gratitude.

Seeing the villagers' simple and honest appearance, Wang Dalang's lingering discomfort vanished instantly.

He did feel sorry for his sister and hoped she wouldn't burden him too much. But now, seeing these people, even though they were suffering, at least they were alive, all thanks to his sister's kindness.

I should have known long ago that my sister was no ordinary person. She was kind and good, and she deserved such a reward.

“If you follow this official road to the end, you will see Yuecheng,” Wang Dalang said.

After seeing the villagers off, Wang Dalang changed his original route and took another one.

The village lad, confused, asked, "Weren't we going to Wanning City? Where do you want to go now?"

“We’ll change course here and find Dingcheng. We can do some business with them while we’re at it, so we won’t arrive in Wanning City empty-handed,” Wang Dalang said. “We’re already here anyway.”

My younger sister has an aristocratic air about her and knows how to help others. As the older brother, he can't be too complacent; he has to establish himself early on.

For example, instead of having no goals, set a small goal: first become an ordinary but incredibly wealthy imperial merchant!