Immersive Fast Wear: The Anti-Strike Manual of the Heartthrob

Lin Chao took out a small piece of silver from his sleeve and solemnly handed it to Zhu Lerong.

"It will cost a lot of money to go to the capital, don't save it, buy whatever you need, and bring all the money at home, I will earn more."

"I have a little money here. You can take it and spend it on the way."

The overwhelming disappointment is suffocating.

Zhu Lerong really wanted to ask Lin Chao why he didn't go, but she didn't have any reason to ask.

He blinked a few times to wipe away the moisture from the corners of his eyes, pretended to be no different from usual, and quickly took the small piece of silver.

The slender white hand tossed the silver and after weighing the exact weight, Zhu Lerong pouted and asked angrily.

"Where did you get so much money? I remember that all the money in the family was given to me, right?"

Zhu Lerong was forced to take on the responsibility of "little housekeeper".

Lin Chao was sensible at an early age. He went up the mountain to hunt for a living at the age of fifteen.

She was born with supernatural powers. She could kill wild boars that others would be too scared to deal with with just one punch. Logically, she could easily earn several taels of silver.

By this calculation, I should be able to save at least three or four taels of silver a month. I'm twenty-one years old now, so even if I estimate the minimum, two hundred silver coins should be enough for me.

But in fact, all the belongings Zhu Lerong had in his hands were just over fifty taels.

These fifty taels were saved by Zhu Lerong after she took over the small treasury. Before that, there was only six taels and five cents left from selling wild boars a few days ago that he had not had time to spend.

Where did Lin Chao's money go? The uncles and aunts in the village who were widowed and had children, the children who were not yet grown up and could not support themselves, and the beggars who needed help when they went out...

In the past, she lived alone and never worried about feeding her family. Sometimes she was penniless but didn't care. When she had no rice to cook, she would go to the mountains to pick some wild vegetables.

It's also very simple to just have a quick meal.

But after Zhu Lerong came, she stopped completely devoting herself to others.

You can help others, but it must be based on the premise of putting yourself first.

However, in addition to worrying about Lin Chao's health and tightening her purse strings, Zhu Lerong did not pay attention to the "hidden dangers" hidden behind this phenomenon.

Facing Zhu Lerong's suspicious look, Lin Chao quickly waved his hand and explained:

"I happened to find some wild ginseng while catching rabbits this morning. It wasn't big and wasn't very old, so it wasn't worth much. So I sold it to Aunt Meng to make wine."

After Lin Chao answered, he carried the wild animals to the kitchen and asked as he walked:

"Rong Le, how are you going to do these two things?"

"Put it in the kitchen. I'll make a stir-fried rabbit and a chicken soup."

Zhu Lerong replied to her, and seeing that the person was about to disappear through the door, he couldn't help but call her.

"Lin Chao, Meng Ziye and I are going to the capital together, are you not going?"

The final test still didn't get the answer she wanted, so Zhu Lerong stopped worrying about it.

He calmly prepared the things he would take to the capital, and then, one day, he set out for the village chief's house.

Zhu Lerong deliberately chose the time when Meng Ziyu went to the county to visit his mentor and came to the village chief's house.

The reason he came here today was to figure out how to bring Lin Chao along.

Although Lin Chao's every reply indicated that he would not go to the capital, Zhu Lerong still found a reason in her heart to leave with Lin Chao.

"It's not that I can't leave her."

Zhu Lerong prepared her own "explanation" along the way.