After traveling through time, she took her husband to be a food doctor

"Whoa-whoa-whoa-"

There was heavy rain and a girl was washed into the river.

"Help! Help!"

The girl was pushed further and further away.

"Come quickly, help!"

Ding Rui saw her and ran over while calling for help. The rain blocked her vision, the air was filled with mist, and there were stones under her feet, so she stumbled as she ran.

Suddenly, a strong wind blew up, creating a huge wave, and Ding Rui was also caught in it.

"what!"

The alarm clock rang, Ding Rui opened her eyes suddenly, and breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that the house in front of her was still the one she rented.

"Luckily it was a dream. If you encounter water, you will get rich. If you encounter water, you will get rich." She muttered to herself as she washed and changed her clothes, hoping that these four words would bring her good luck.

Today, Ding Rui is going to interview for a new job. Since she resigned last year, she has studied nutrition, which she has always been interested in, and worked as a nutrition consultant for individuals and small families for a period of time. She has read a lot of books and accumulated experience. Now, she wants to try group nutrition management.

The interview took place at a temple. When Ding Rui saw the job posting, her curiosity was immediately sparked. Did the temple also need a nutrition consultant? If it was a completely vegetarian meal, it would be a big challenge for her, but she was willing to give it a try. Perhaps because there were few people submitting resumes, Ding Rui received an interview notice very quickly.

In late summer and early autumn, the sky is high and the scorching air has gradually dissipated. Even the clouds have become majestic, floating in large groups in the sky. Ding Rui walked out the door, looked up, and couldn't help laughing: "These clouds are so generous, as if they were free of charge."

The temple is located in a scenic spot on the outskirts of the city. It took almost two hours to get there by subway and bus. The interviewer was a middle-aged man in his thirties, who looked like an ordinary office worker. "Hey, shouldn't the manager be a monk?" Ding Rui muttered to himself. But then he thought, reality is not a costume TV series, and concepts such as abbot and host cannot be applied to it.

"Hello, please introduce yourself first."

"Hello, my name is Ding Rui. I am 27 years old. I have been paying attention to the health field for many years. I have been working in the nutrition-related industry for nearly two years. I have worked as a personal nutrition consultant and a family nutrition consultant. I am running a health-related self-media account. Thank you."

“Why do you want to work with us?”

"First, I think it would be quieter if I worked here, and then I would like to try group nutrition matching. Finally, if this place is vegan, it would be a challenge in terms of nutrition, but I would like to try it."

Hearing the word "vegan", the interviewer smiled and said, "Separate meals are required for both regular and vegan meals."

"Okay." Ding Rui suddenly realized.

"You are a nutrition consultant. Without giving you any information, based on your experience, what do you think is the most reasonable way to prepare meals for the people who work here?"

"If you are a vegan, you need to pay attention to the intake of protein, iron and vitamin B. For ordinary meals, you can just follow the recommendations of the Dietary Nutrition Pagoda. However, we work indoors for a long time. The rooms here are dark and the light is not enough. You may need to pay attention to the supplement of vitamin A in the meals to protect your eyesight. In addition to eating, you need to go outdoors to bask in the sun to supplement vitamin D and promote calcium absorption."

"Yeah." The interviewer smiled and nodded.

This temple is not much different from those he has seen in other scenic spots before. After the interview, Ding Rui walked around aimlessly. When he looked up, he saw what seemed to be the temple's library. At the door of the library, there was a fortune-telling box.

"Hello, donor." A deep voice came.

"Ah?" Ding Rui was startled. A monk walked out from the left side of the library. He looked to be around sixty or seventy years old, and his beard was already gray.

"Hello, hello!" Ding Rui quickly bowed his head to greet.

"Sorry for scaring you," the monk apologized.

"It's okay. By the way, can I draw this lot?" Ding Rui asked.

"Of course." The old monk replied.

Ding Rui stretched out her hand and began to shake the stick tube. After a while, a stick fell down. She picked it up and saw that there was nothing written on it, only vague runes.

"Excuse me, what does this mean?" Ding Rui handed the stick to the monk.

The old monk picked it up and looked at it, frowning slightly. Ding Rui was shocked and worried that it was a bad omen. He was so scared that he didn't even dare to breathe.

After a while, the monk said, "Don't panic, there is no special mystery in this lot, don't worry. Are you preparing for a new beginning?"

"Yes, I'm trying a new career." Ding Rui replied.

"That's it. Since it's a new beginning, everything is unknown. Everything depends on the donor." said the monk.

Ding Rui could accept this explanation, and he was relieved. The monk did not say anything more, but handed her the stick, wishing her all the best, then smiled and turned back to the library.

Ding Rui respectfully packed the sticks and walked out of the temple. Unknown to him, the sky had darkened, and heavy dark clouds were pressing down, as if they would fall to the ground in the next second. "Oh no, I didn't bring an umbrella." Thinking of this, Ding Rui ran to the door, and when he was about to run to the bus stop, it started to rain.

She got on the bus and sat in the back seat. It was past the morning rush hour and there were fewer people on the bus. She took out her headphones, closed her eyes, and listened to music.

Not long after, the driver suddenly braked the car, and Ding Rui suddenly woke up. He opened his eyes and saw a girl lying in the front car.

"Girl, what's wrong with you?"

The onlookers did not dare to step forward, and one of them was calling an ambulance. Ding Rui walked over and saw that the girl was pale, sweating a lot, and her body was shaking slightly.

"What is this? Hypoglycemia? Or dysmenorrhea?" Thinking of this, Ding Rui hurried forward, leaned over to the girl's ear, and confirmed the situation:

"Hello, do you have hypoglycemia?"

"Yeah." The girl nodded gently.

"Who brought the candy?" Ding Rui raised his head and asked loudly.

"I have one here." An aunt opened the bag and handed over one.

Ding Rui tore open the package and stuffed it into the girl's mouth.

After a while, the girl opened her eyes and seemed to be more energetic. The ambulance arrived and everyone helped the girl into the car.

"Girl, you are awesome." The bus started moving again, and Ding Rui was praised by others on the bus.

"No, it's just experience." Ding Rui walked back to the back of the car embarrassedly. It felt great to be able to put the knowledge he had learned for so long to use.

The rain was still falling. When she got home, her bag was already wet. Ding Rui took out her things one by one and sorted them out. She found that the stick she had drawn in the temple seemed to have changed color. "Could it be because of the rain?" Thinking of this, she took out a tissue and wiped it slowly. As she wiped, the originally blurry lines on the stick gradually became clear.

"Is this a blessed treasure?" Ding Rui thought. She looked at the small bookshelf and placed the stick on the top of the bookshelf.

At night, Ding Rui looked through the job search information and fell asleep on the bed. Not long after, the rune on the stick began to glow, and the light became wider and wider until it covered the entire room, but Ding Rui was completely unaware.

In her dream, she seemed to fall into the water again.