The Buddhist lady travels through ancient times to live a leisurely life

Yun Xi didn't care: "We don't have any children yet, it's too early for you to think about these things."

Mu Sheng said seriously: "We will definitely have children."

Yun Xi also became serious and said, "If I have a child, I will find a way to earn a fortune for him. Besides, my child can also work hard on his own. If he wants something, he can work hard for it himself, and he doesn't have to rely on the legacy of his ancestors."

Mu Sheng already has a legitimate eldest son, and most of the Mu family's assets will be inherited by him in the future. Even though her child is also a legitimate son, he will not get much of the family assets.

Not to mention her children, even if Xie Qing was still alive and gave birth to a second legitimate son, he would not get much either. Who made this world firmly implement the "primogeniture system"?

Although this system was not well implemented in the imperial family and the families of ordinary people, it was still well implemented in the wealthy and powerful families. Even if the eldest son was incompetent, he would still inherit the ancestral foundation.

Although she didn't care about these things, she was unwilling to continue discussing the issue of children and inheritance. This issue was rather complicated and could not be explained in just a few words.

Before Mu Sheng could speak, she smiled and changed the subject: "My father told me that he learned a lot in the military camp, and one of the words that impressed him deeply was 'If you are poor, you should take care of yourself; if you are rich, you should help the world.' He felt that the General's Mansion had achieved the latter point. My father has always been grateful for the help of the Mu family, and he also taught me to learn to be grateful, so there is no way I would object."

After saying this, she continued to ask: "Have you provided accommodation for these soldiers who did not return home?"

"This is only the case for a small number of them. Most of them use the subsidies we give them to find ways to make a living. We just help them as much as possible. Most of them still rely on themselves."

"So, you have a lot of loyal and capable people at your disposal?"

Mu Sheng smiled and nodded: "You can say that."

"If I need help in the future, can I borrow some from you?"

"It's a great honor and a great request."

Yun Xi smiled and said, "That's it."

She was tired of sitting, so she stood up and walked to the river, bent down to pick up a pebble and skipped it on the water. The stone broke the glittering and balanced river surface, creating ripples, making the scene more vivid.

Glancing at Mu Sheng who came over to stand beside her, Yun Xi asked, "Are there any fish in the river?"

"Yes. Not only fish, but also turtles, shrimps, crabs, and snails."

Seeing her staring at the river without saying anything, Mu Sheng asked, "Do you want to eat fish for lunch? If you do, I'll catch some for you."

"Is it easy to catch?"

"It's not easy to catch fish here. The water is shallow near the shore and there are few fish. There are more fish further in, but the water is fast and deep."

"That's it."

After pausing for two seconds, she asked, "Do the people on both sides of the river make a living by fishing?"

"Yes. But there are not many around here. They can barely make ends meet by farming, and not many people fish because it is still a bit dangerous. There are some smaller rivers nearby. The water is not deep and the flow is not fast, so it is less dangerous. Even if the villagers want to fish, they fish in those small rivers. In late spring and summer, they will go down to the river, block both sides, and turn the middle section into a still pond. I have seen a lot of fish in this temporary still pond, and there are also many turtles and shrimps."