Farmer sister: Escape from wilderness and farm with Lingquan space

The two looked at each other and smiled. A subtle atmosphere quietly arose between them, and the air seemed to become slightly sticky.

"Is the North Cold here? Come and warm yourself by the fire. Don't catch a cold in this freezing weather!"

The opera and acrobatics performances in Dapingli have ended, and the villagers, still wanting more, have gone home to prepare to stay up all night with their families.

As soon as Grandma Qiao entered the courtyard with her small stool, she saw her eldest granddaughter and her future grandson-in-law gazing lovingly at each other. The sight of the handsome couple made the old lady beam with joy, and she lovingly reached out to hand them the hand warmer she was holding.

The delicate atmosphere was broken when Mo Beihan turned around and saw Grandma Qiao. He immediately stepped forward to help the old lady, his smile incredibly sweet.

"Grandma, I'm not cold. The thought of staying up all night with you warms my heart!"

"vomit!"

Qiao Ran couldn't help but make a retching gesture.

Good heavens, this sycophantic behavior is a far cry from the unapproachable little devil he used to be.

"Ranran, what's wrong? Are you feeling unwell because you caught a cold?"

Mo Beihan came running back again, looking very nervous.

Qiao Ran rolled her eyes and shoved away the person who was getting too close:

"Alright, stop acting!"

Although she was complaining, she stuffed a soft, fluffy bag into her hand.

Seeing what he had in his hand, the man's smile widened even more.

"Ranran, you understand me best!"

He tore open the packaging, took one and put it in his fiancée's mouth first, and then took one to eat himself.

The soft and sweet flavor spread in his mouth, and Mo Beihan squinted his eyes happily.

Qiao Ran shook her head with amusement.

Who would have thought that this technology and ruthless lifestyle would be the favorite of Mo Beihan, this cool guy from ancient times?

Ever since he tasted it at the town's supermarket, Mo Beihan has frequently asked her for it, both openly and secretly.

It was such a tiny piece, yet he tasted it as if it were the most delicious food in the world.

Seeing that he was enjoying his meal, Qiao Ran quietly handed him another packet:

"Don't eat too much candy late at night, eat it tomorrow. If you eat candy, be sure to brush your teeth before going to sleep, otherwise your teeth will rot."

Since the space expanded to the town, not only the Qiao family, but everyone in Qingshui Village has started using toothbrushes, replacing the unusable willow branches.

Mo Beihan naturally learned everything from Ranran, and he never missed out on any useful things.

"Okay, I'll swipe it when I get back."

Mo Beihan nodded obediently in agreement.

My teeth are so white, I have to take good care of them so Ranran can see them. I can't let them get damaged, or they'll look bad.

The Qiao family members sitting at the table exchanged glances and watched the interaction between the unmarried young couple with smiles.

Everyone sat around the big table, warming themselves by the fire while waiting for midnight. After setting off firecrackers, it was time to bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new.

Mo Beihan brought up the events of tonight's palace banquet, and everyone was speechless at the meddlesome Prince Laiyang.

Doesn't he, Mo Beihan's great-uncle, know Mo Beihan's personality well? How dare he provoke him?

Moreover, his grandfather is the current emperor, and the marriage is handled by the emperor himself. What does it have to do with his "great-uncle"?

Now look what's happened. All the power and wealth of the prince are gone, and his whole family has become prisoners.

When talking about the King of Laiyang, it is inevitable to mention Laishui County.

"You mean Laishui County is plagued by constant natural disasters? That's truly tragic. The area is already impoverished, and with so many natural disasters, how are the people supposed to survive?"

Grandma Qiao thought of how she and her family had also suffered greatly from natural disasters and fled to this place. She recalled the hardships they faced in their hometown before fleeing the famine and the near-death experiences they had endured during their escape. She sighed with sympathy.