The Story of a Plane Merchant Selling a House

It turned out that Mu Shi didn’t participate in the bonfire carnival due to his age, and because the stall was always busy, he spent most of his time in the cabin packing up supplies.

Later, Muguo discovered that he was also good at math. He was busy helping Muguo calculate the goods received and had no free time. He did not even visit the stalls of other tribes during the Full Moon Festival.

So Mu Jiao didn't see him until he and Mu Guo went to the girl's house to give gifts and the girl's tribe were all watching. Only then did she see Mu Shi.

"Who are these?" Mu Shi pointed at the four men behind her.

"It's all my son. My daughter didn't come because she's pregnant," Mu Jiao patted his sons one by one and said, "Call me uncle quickly."

The four boys were a little reserved. They pulled at their fur clothes and lowered their heads and said, "Hello, Uncle." They didn't say anything else.

Mu Shi smiled and responded, "What about your partner? Is there anyone else you can contact?"

Mu Jiao didn't care. "He died a long time ago. Only Ada is with his child. There are two other sisters who can be contacted. I saw their son at the Full Moon Festival."

"Let's not talk nonsense. I want to take the child back to the tribe. Is that okay? The tribe leader is still Sister Mufeng." Mu Jiao was decisive.

The Mu tribe is her roots. When she gets old, she wants to take her children back to her roots, a place she has missed for decades.

And judging from the tribe's current conditions, they should be doing well, with pack animals. The return of tribe members is the most important factor in a large tribe. Before she was lost, the population of the Wood Tribe was less than 100, so her return would surely be allowed by the tribe.

Mushi took her to meet Muguo, who really welcomed her. The female tribesmen were the core of the tribe, and she welcomed anyone who was willing to come back, and it would be best if they could bring their children back. Mujiao learned that they had just migrated to the habitat where they had lived for more than ten years, so she asked them to wait for her. After notifying the other two sisters, she would go back with Muguo. Muguo asked Mushi to go with her with gifts. The tribe where Mujiao lived was the tribe that held the Full Moon Festival, with a population of over a hundred. She took Mushi to visit the chief, who was a middle-aged woman who did not want the children raised in their tribe to go to other tribes.

Mu Shi was neither humble nor arrogant. He thought he had seen all kinds of miracles brought by Mu Guo, so this kind of scene could not scare him. "We, the Mu tribe, are willing to offer ten wild bulls in exchange for the separation of Mu Jiao's family if we find the lost members of our tribe."

The middle-aged chief still disagreed, saying that Mu Jiao's son was already an adult and could participate in hunting, and A Da was a child of their tribe.

Except for Ah Da, the rest of Mu Jiao's children were born to men from other tribes, so the chief did not value them that much. Therefore, he only agreed to let the other children of Mu Jiao leave.

Mu Jiao consulted A Da's opinion. A Da was a filial man and wanted to follow his mother. He told Mu Shi that he was a good hunter, hoping to impress Mu Shi. Mu Shi patted him comfortingly and added, "Add six more antelopes. If you are willing to wait, I will ask the tribe to send an extra glazed earthenware jar this afternoon."

The middle-aged chief's eyes lit up and he said, "You are the tribe that exchanged clay pots during the Full Moon Festival. Two, two large clay pots. Or instead of giving ten wild bulls, give one large jar."

Mu Shi said that this needed to be asked to the young chief. When they returned to Mu Guo, the sons of the sisters who appeared at the Full Moon Festival were also called. They were too far away from the tribe and needed to go back to the tribe to ask their mother.

Muguo only had a few clay pots left, so she agreed to exchange ten wild bulls and two clay pots for the freedom of Mujiao's family.

Then he told the conditions to the sons of the sisters that Mu Jiao had found. They were very excited and prepared to go back to the tribe to tell their mother.

The rest of the journey was uneventful, without the robbery that Muguo was worried about. On her way back, she deliberately took a detour to the tribe where the two tribesmen lived.

One of the tribes was a small to medium-sized tribe with only dozens of people. After seeing the price offered by Muguo, they readily agreed to let the tribesman take the children away. This tribesman had only two children, a boy and a girl. The daughter was also pregnant. The pregnant tribesman was arranged to sit on the pack animal.

She went to the tribe of the last tribesman. There were only ten people in this tribe, half of whom were her children. There was no so-called tribe leader at all. In the end, no gifts were given out. Seeing that they were about to leave, the remaining few people also wanted to follow them.

Muguo sat on a high pack animal and saw from a distance that the old chief was waiting for them some distance away from the tribe. The old chief was very happy to see the new tribe members, pack animals and other supplies in the team.

The new tribesmen were all shocked that the tribesmen they were traveling with lived in such buildings, with tall white walls, shiny red tiles, and neatly-made fences. They had never dreamed of such a thing.

There were more than 20 new members, returning members and their partners. In order to consolidate the unity of the tribe, and because there were not enough houses for so many people, Muguo contacted Tutu in advance and booked six more houses.

Mu Guo waved his hand, and six courtyards suddenly appeared. Everyone knelt down under the leadership of the clan leader. They never thought they could witness a miracle with their own eyes.

The new tribesmen were stunned. When they learned that this was a gift given to Muguo by God as a messenger of God, they could no longer look at her as an ordinary member of the tribe.

One courtyard was divided among two pairs of men and women, with each pair living in a wing room with a kang. Families with more than four people could be allocated a courtyard.

The few people who had no blood relationship with the tribe could only live in independent huts without kangs. Of course, even such independent huts were better than those lived in by the chiefs of medium-sized tribes. Of course, if they could give birth to a large number of children for the tribe or make outstanding contributions to the tribe, they could also have their own yard.

Muguo promised that if a couple could raise three children, she would give them a small yard. This incentive policy would take several years to take effect. But for the new couples, it was a carrot dangling in front of their eyes.

Muguo is slowly and successfully growing into a qualified young patriarch.

Many of the tasks that belonged to the clan leader have been slowly taken over. Together with grandma and the old clan leader, they are busy with the upcoming snowstorm. A large amount of food and animal skins need to be stored. At the same time, because of the heating of the kang, a large amount of dry firewood needs to be prepared this year to prepare for the heating of the kang in winter.

Muguo was so busy all day that he had no time to play with Tutu.

Tutu always chats with Qiwu online.

Qiwu has been harassed by someone recently, but it is not a trouble from the Marquis' Mansion.

The Marquis' Mansion was sure that she had claimed that Liuli was gone before, and that it was not easy to make a public announcement about the loss of Liuli, so they did not dare to provoke her easily recently, for fear that she would find a reason to make trouble. In the clan, the clan leader had already taken Liuli and the big drama in his mind back home, and temporarily stayed away from the capital.

What has been bothering her recently is the young lady from the Duke's Mansion.