The self-reversal of the cannon fodder fat wife

What Yinuo didn't expect was that Teng Ke actually took his two children to practice martial arts every day.

They learn literature at the age of three and martial arts at the age of four. Yinuo is not clear about the actual enlightenment situation of the two children, but from the current situation, Teng Ke has some ideas about the children's education.

The father and his two sons practiced horse stance together for half an hour, and then practiced separately. The three-year-old brother Teng Runchen kicked seriously, including forward kicks and side kicks, while Teng Runhong learned boxing under the guidance of Teng Ke.

Yinuo was very interested in this ancient martial arts. She wanted to learn it when she was a child, but her parents disagreed. They thought that girls should be quiet and gentle, and forced her to learn folk dance and practice the guzheng. It was also because of her parents' classical education that she was able to learn the basics of traditional Chinese medicine from an old Chinese medicine doctor at the age of twelve, and was admitted to a medical university for systematic study.

When she saw the father and his two sons practicing so seriously, she followed Teng Runchen after finishing her morning exercises and practiced kicking. The reason why she didn't practice boxing was very simple, because she also had no basic skills, not even as good as a three-year-old child.

The father and his two sons did not stop practicing because of her joining them, and they continued to do their own things seriously. This also made Yinuo feel that they were different from ordinary rural people. This calm temperament was not something that ordinary people could have.

Not long after, Teng Ke was heard telling the two children: "You continue to practice, and your father will go to the barracks to get breakfast."

After saying this, Teng Ke turned around and left without even giving Yinuo a glance.

The latter shrugged and followed Teng Runchen to practice for a while before going to the kitchen to drink a cup of hot water. He then washed all the dishes and put them in order, added some warm water to the bowls of the father and his two sons, and considerately placed towels for them to wipe their sweat on the backs of their chairs.

"It's time for dinner!"

In less than a quarter of an hour, Teng Ke came back with a bowl of porridge. The military camp was very close to the garrison village, so close that they could hear the sound of soldiers training in the village.

Hearing their father's call, the two children happily stopped what they were doing and ran over.

But when they saw the warm water on the table and the sweat towel on the back of the chair, they were stunned again.

Yinuo seemed to be oblivious to their shocked expressions. He took the multi-grain bun from Teng Ke's hand, put it in order, and then sat down and said to himself, "Wipe off the sweat after exercise and drink a cup of warm water. It's good for your health."

They practiced only in their underwear, which dried easily. It was only around six in the morning and not hot, so there was no need to worry that they would catch a cold from the sudden change in temperature.

Teng Ke put down the porridge, picked up the towel on the back of the chair and wiped his sweat, then sat down: "Wipe your sweat and drink some water first!"

After that, Teng Ke also picked up the bowl and started drinking. Yinuo didn't have much water in his bowl, just a little, just enough to quench his thirst but not fill his stomach. When he realized this, he raised his eyebrows but said nothing.

After receiving their father's instructions, the two children obeyed obediently.

Yinuo happily served them porridge.

There were four steamed buns, obviously one for each person. Yinuo wanted to lose weight and reduce her food intake by half, so she broke her steamed bun in half and stuffed the larger half into Teng Ke's hand: "I don't like it, you eat it!"

Such willful words were only spoken by the original owner. Teng Ke didn't care. He often ate things that Yinuo didn't eat. As a man, a steamed bun and a bowl of porridge were not enough to make him full.

Half a bowl of porridge and a steamed bun were enough for the two children. In the past, Yinuo had a bigger appetite, so the bowl of porridge that the children ate less was often left for her.

Today, Yinuo only served himself a small half bowl and put the rest into Tengke's bowl: "Eat more. I don't like porridge."

"Yeah!" This time, Teng Ke responded to her with a hum.

But the two children didn't quite believe her nonsense. You know, the original owner used to curse every day when she got up to eat breakfast, complaining that the breakfast was too little.

My brother couldn't help but mutter: "No one would believe that."

Yinuo replied nonchalantly: "Not necessarily, you little brat didn't believe it!"

Hearing this, the younger brother widened his eyes and glared at him, looking very angry. This light retort made him more angry than beating and scolding him before.

He looked at Teng Ke aggrievedly.

Although Teng Ke was shocked, he looked back at Teng Runchen in reproach: "Don't talk nonsense."

The younger brother felt even more aggrieved. He looked at his brother sitting opposite him, but his brother ignored him and continued to eat.

He became the punching bag and had to lower his head angrily to eat the steamed bun.

Yinuo was very proud of his victory in the first battle.

After she had eaten her fill, she did not leave immediately, but said to Teng Ke: "Take them to Pengcheng to buy some things today, and I can cook dinner myself."

(Pengcheng is the prefecture of Xuzhou where they are located, which is also the provincial capital. It has a network of waterways and the largest dock in the country. Its commerce and agriculture are very developed, and it is the richest prefecture in the country.)

This was another unbelievable sentence, causing the father and his two sons to immediately stop eating and all looked up at her.

Yinuo seemed to be unaware of how shocking his words were, and continued, "From today on, I will cook all three meals a day. Tomorrow is the first day of the new year, so when you pay the soldiers, don't give them to the fireman. Bring them all back to me."

(This dynasty was called the Great Khanate. The court treated soldiers fairly well, just like Teng Ke, who was currently a colonel, a fifth-rank official, and received a salary from the court, two taels of silver per month. Normally, he would have an official residence, but he was not from Xuzhou, so he moved to the military village for the convenience of training.

So his house was the best in the village, with three habitable rooms, a toilet and a utility room next to it, and the yard wall was also a mud brick wall, not a fence.

The Xuzhou garrison where he was stationed was the best-paid of the garrisons. According to Teng Ke's rank, he was given 20 kilograms of rice, 5 kilograms of flour, and 1 kilogram of fine salt every month.)

Teng Ke did not like to spend his money in wine and women, so he gave all his monthly salary and military pay to the original owner. When the original owner was still at her parents' home with her children, he gave all these to her mother. Later, when the original owner moved here, he naturally gave them to her.

But the original owner didn't cook, so in order to have food for his family of four, Teng Ke gave the military pay to the fireman in the army and asked him to cook together, and get three meals a day from there. The money was still given to the original owner.

Over the years, although the original owner was lazy and often bought herself this and that, she also saved a lot of money. This was the only reason why Yinuo thought highly of the original owner. At least she still understood that women should have money.

Yesterday she took out the piggy bank that the original owner had hidden under the bed. There was fifty taels of silver in it. Based on Teng Ke’s salary, the original owner spent half and saved the other half every month. This financial management awareness is very good!

What made Yinuo feel even luckier was that she came before the original owner had time to take the money and elope with the poor scholar. The money was now in her hands.

In order to make Teng Ke believe him, Yinuo patted his chest and said, "When you eat the food I cook tonight, you will believe it."

"Also, there's no need to bring lunch back at noon. I'll make it for them."

Teng Ke did not respond immediately. He lowered his head and ate his breakfast. Before leaving, he said, "Let's talk after dinner."

Yinuo's eyes lit up and she felt that she had a chance.