A small peasant girl's home is bare, but I have a spiritual space

Third brother Lin sighed helplessly, and the younger sister started to be kind again.

Does she know that doing this will make people envy, jealous and hate her? Her younger sister looks smart, but in fact she is simple and kind. She can't go on like this. He must persuade her if he has the chance.

Lin Yiran listened to everyone's flattery of herself. She was not that great. She only learned the Heimlich maneuver by accident when she was watching videos when she was bored in modern times.

I thought this method was very practical, so I took note of it, thinking that maybe I could use it one day. I didn’t expect it to come in handy here.

She has lived in modern times for more than 20 years, and some of her ideas and concepts have become deeply rooted and cannot be changed in a short time.

She knew that some of her behaviors were a little eccentric and out of step with the thinking of people of that dynasty.

Maybe some people would be grateful to her, but more people would think she was a fool. In their eyes, she just gave away something that was like a secret recipe passed down from her ancestors so easily.

At this moment, she regretted that she had agreed to teach everyone the Heimlich maneuver for free because of her momentary impulse.

Think twice before you speak, and plan carefully before you act, only then can you be invincible.

She wants to take this sentence as her motto and remind herself not to do stupid things again.

Since we are in this dynasty, we must follow the rules of survival here.

But the words have been spoken and cannot be taken back. I can only bite the bullet and do it.

She smiled sheepishly and said, "Thank you for your recognition of me. I did this just to give everyone a better chance of survival and save you from experiencing the separation of life and death."

"Manager Li, Brother Pei, I will teach you how to do the Heimlich maneuver on the spot."

"Okay, thank you Miss Ran/Sister Ran," Shopkeeper Li and Pei Qijun said in unison.

Lin Yiran turned around and said to a little girl standing in the crowd: "Little sister, can you come over and help me with a little favor?"

"Okay," the little girl walked up to Lin Yiran cheerfully, "Just tell me what you need me to do, sister."

Lin Yiran stroked her furry little head and said, "You are so good. These candies are my thank you gift. Take them."

The little girl quickly refused, “No need, sister.” “Take it, or I will be angry.” Lin Yiran forcefully stuffed the candy into the little girl’s hand.

The little girl looked at the candy in her hand and smiled sweetly. The dimples on her face made her look even cuter. "Thank you, sister."

"You're so good. Now you need to play a little game with your sister."

The little girl nodded slightly.

Lin Yiran said to Shopkeeper Li and Pei Qijun: "I will only demonstrate it once, so you must watch it carefully." He turned around and said to the crowd: "If anyone is interested and wants to learn, we can learn together."

With such a good learning opportunity in front of them, no one wanted to miss it. Everyone observed Lin Yiran's next move very carefully, not daring to blink.

Lin Yiran stood behind the little girl, with one leg in front and one leg behind, inserted between the girl's legs in a lunge stance, and the other leg stretched out behind her, "Everyone, look at the shape of my legs," Lin Yiran said as he demonstrated.

"Wrap your arms around the patient's waist, make the patient lean forward, clench one hand, place the fist two fingers above the patient's navel, and use the other hand to wrap the fist. Push quickly and continuously from behind and upward to the patient until the foreign body is vomited out. This method is only suitable for children and adults."

"This method is not very suitable for infants and pregnant women," Lin Yiyan did not see pregnant women and infants in the crowd. He only demonstrated the method for patients who were confused and needed to lie flat, and for children and adults who were awake.

Lin Yiran wrote down the first aid methods for pregnant women and babies on rice paper and handed it to Shopkeeper Li.

Shopkeeper Li held the rice paper in his hands as if it were a treasure, not knowing where to put it, and walked around the shop in circles. Pei Qijun couldn't help laughing when he saw him like this.

After Professor Lin Yiran finished her speech, the crowd thanked her one by one and then slowly dispersed.

After Lin Yiran asked the two boys to unload the things from the car, he looked at Manager Li and Pei Qijun and said, "We'll leave first. See you later."

"See you later." Pei Qijun and Shopkeeper Li waved goodbye to Lin Yiran and Lin San Ge.

Sitting in the carriage, Lin Yiran remembered that she had promised to give alfalfa to Taxue, and quickly took a bamboo basket from the space and put it in the carriage.

"It's still early, brother. Let's go check out the materials needed to build the house."

"Okay, Ran'er, that's what I was thinking. The brick and lumber shop is on another street. Let's go there now."

The carriage moved forward steadily for a while, and Lin Yiran felt it turned a corner. She lifted the curtain and saw that the carriage turned into a street similar to the main street, but this street was narrower than the main street.

When the carriage stopped, Lin Yiran lifted the curtain and jumped out. She saw several shops selling bricks, tiles and wood in front of the carriage.

Third Brother Lin stood in front of the carriage and looked at her with a smile, "Little sister, these shops are all selling materials for building houses. Let's go in and take a look and compare the prices and quality."

"Okay, I thought so too," Lin Yiran put the bamboo basket in front of Taxue, "Be good, eat quickly, is this enough for you?" Lin Yiran asked.

"Yeah, thank you, sister," Taxue cried out twice.

"Then you eat first, we'll go in and take a look." Taxue nodded its big head while eating.

Lin Yiran and Lin Sange walked into a shop closest to their carriage. The shop was only about 20 square meters. Lin Yiran took a look at the bricks and tiles displayed in the shop. There were only three or four kinds in total, all tile gray. There were dozens of sacks neatly stacked in the corner, and no one knew what was in them.

It was so small that one could see the end of the shop at a glance. A hint of disappointment flashed across Lin Yiran's eyes. When the shop assistant saw Lin Yiran coming in, he quickly greeted her warmly: "You two want to see the materials for building a house, right?"

Lin Yiran nodded: "Yes, are these the only types of bricks and tiles you have in your store?"

"Yes, I have put all kinds on display! Aren't these the only kinds we use to build houses here?" the young man asked with a puzzled look on his face.

"Are there any other colors? Like green, yellow, or red?" Lin Yiran asked, still unwilling to give up. "I haven't seen it before," the boy replied affirmatively.

Could it be that glazed tiles had not yet appeared in this dynasty? This family didn't have them, and the chances of other families having them were probably not high either. Lin Yiran felt very disappointed. She wanted to build a more magnificent house.

"What are those things piled in the corner?"

"Those, those are white mud," said the boy.

"Can I take a look?" Lin Yiran asked.

"Of course," the boy walked to the pile of sacks and untied the top one, revealing the white powder inside. Lin Yiran observed it carefully, "Isn't this white ash?"

Lin Yiran, "How much is the white clay?"

"Forty cents a sack," the clerk replied.

Lin Yiran asked about the price of bricks and tiles again, and after some bargaining, a brick was charged at 2 cents and a tile was charged at 3 cents.

Lin Yiran exchanged glances with Lin Sange, who understood immediately, "Then let's go back and discuss it with our family. We can't make the decision on such a big matter."

The two of them went out and went to the next door. After looking at several shops, the prices were not much different. However, Lin Yiran still couldn't find the glazed tiles, which made her very discouraged and disappointed.

Looking at this last store, which appeared to be quite large from the outside, she entered the store with the last glimmer of hope.