After being replaced, she changed from a miserable daughter-in-law to a lucky wife

The children looked at each other, then burst into laughter and ran to the foot of the mountain behind the village with their things.

Xia Wanniang finished acupuncture for the two children and was about to do the rest of the treatment when she heard a child's laughter outside: "Zisen, go see who's here."

Xiao Zisen carried Lai Fu and ran outside: "Okay."

Lai Fu was sleeping comfortably, but he was carried into the cold winter: Hey! I just fell asleep!

When Chou Hu saw Xiao Zisen, he quickly waved his hand: "Are you Zilin or Zisen?"

Xiao Zisen's pair of beautiful eyes were full of smiles: "Guess."

Several children circled around him.

Yaya: "I guess she is Zilin."

Big Dog: "No, it should be Zisen."

Several children started arguing about this and none of them gave in.

Aunt Xiao heard the noise and came out to see what was going on. After hearing the children's argument, she smiled and said, "I'll tell you a way to tell them apart."

Several pairs of eyes looked at her at the same time: "Grandma Xiao, what can we do?"

Aunt Xiao pointed to the area under Xiao Zisen's right eye and said, "You can see that he has a teardrop mole there, but Zilin doesn't."

The children came closer to take a look and said, "It's true! We won't make the mistake again."

Here, Xia Wanniang finished treating the two children. When she came out, she saw them surrounding Xiao Zisen. When they saw Xiao Zilin, they all ran over to surround him.

Xiao Zilin was frightened by the scene and subconsciously took a few steps back, keeping a distance from them.

Big sister: “Really not.”

Xiao Zilin was confused by the sudden words: "What do you mean?"

Aunt Xiao explained it to him with a smile.

Xia Wanniang didn't realize that the reason she could tell the two children apart was because Xiao Zisen was lively and Xiao Zilin was introverted.

Fumu handed the basket in his hand to Aunt Xiao: "Grandma Xiao, this is what my mother asked me to bring."

Aunt Xiao took the basket from him and saw a few cabbages in it. Although they were a little wilted, they were still rare vegetables in winter. "Did she ask you to bring it?"

Fukui nodded quickly: "Yes."

The other children then remembered that they had brought things with them, and hurriedly handed the baskets in their hands to Xia Wanniang.

Xia Wanniang looked at the basket in her hand, which contained frozen tofu, potatoes, and so on. These were all common vegetables in winter. The quantity was not large, but they were all tokens of her thoughtfulness.

Aunt Xiao looked at Aunt Xia Wan and asked: Do you want to accept this?

Xia Wanniang: Accept it. I will prepare return gifts for them later.

Aunt Xiao understood what she meant, so she generously put all the things they brought into the cellar.

Xia Wanniang looked at the children and said, "Let's play poker today. We won't go outside to play. If we play outside for too long, we will easily catch a cold."

The big dog had a question mark on his face: "What are playing cards?"

Xia Wanniang looked at her three children and said, "Let Zimu and the others teach you. It's a very interesting kind of card game."

Xiao Zimu and his friends were happy to teach their little friends, so they took them to the main room.

Xia Wanniang took the basket they brought to the kitchen and began to think about what gift to give them in return.

Aunt Xiao came out of the cellar and saw her sitting in the kitchen: "Mrs. Wan, are you thinking of a gift?"

Xia Wanniang nodded: "Yes, I was thinking about what to give."

Aunt Xiao sat on the stool in front of her and said, "There are some rules for giving gifts. Giving too much is not good, and giving too little is not good either. For a family with several children, it is best to give the same thing."

Xia Wanniang lowered her head and pondered. It would not attract attention in winter, and it could be considered a cheap and rare item.

She searched the exchange space and saw a cheap and rare vegetable: bean sprouts.

Aunt Xiao knew that she had an idea, so she made some sweet honey water for the children and brought it to the children who were playing poker in the main room.

Xia Wanniang exchanged six portions of bean sprouts, which was not a lot, just enough for one meal.

This thing is easy to explain even if others ask about it. It is made from beans. If they are interested, they can make it themselves.