A Happy Farmhouse: After becoming the group's favorite, the whole family rises

"You are only slightly injured, hurry up and get up! Open this door, I don't see anyone coming in or out, it's inconvenient because we are blocking the way here!"

Shitou went over, and he and Hanhan picked up the wood on the left and right and walked away.

Mu Tou felt depressed. He turned around and stuck out his tongue in the direction of the Buddha in the main hall before leaving.

The guys who had originally planned to wander around the front and back mountains of Maoer Mountain gave up their plans because Mu Tou was injured.

Later, it was Mu Tou who said that since Hanhan was visiting Maoer Mountain for the first time, he couldn't just sit there with him, so he suggested that Tian Danian take Hanhan for a walk. Tian Danian left Shi Tou to accompany Mu Tou and then took Hanhan away.

Uncle Tian took Hanhan not just for a stroll, he had important things to do - he had already discussed with Wang a few days ago that they would take advantage of the incense burning trip to Maoer Mountain to donate some incense money to the Pudu Temple.

In the past, every time they came, they just made small moves, throwing in a few cents, and that was just their intention.

Now that the family has made a fortune, it would be a bit unreasonable to throw away a few cents, and it would also seem disrespectful to the Buddha.

This time, Tian Danian wanted to donate fifty taels.

In fact, he could afford to donate more money.

However, Tian Danian always remembered what his little daughter said - only by keeping a low profile can you achieve long-term success.

He understood - isn't that what "the nail that sticks out gets hammered down" means?

Their family is living a good life now, but they are still wearing cotton clothes. They don't look like rich people, let alone people who can take out a thousand or eight hundred taels at once. If they really donated several thousand or hundreds of taels at once, not to mention that the monks in this temple would doubt the source of their money.

If it were him, he would also be suspicious, right?

Besides, fifty taels is already a lot of money, enough for more than thirty monks in this temple to live for five or six years.

If it were the Tian family half a year ago, even these fifty taels would be an unthinkable amount.

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"Third brother, there are some relatively flat rocks under the big tree over there. I'll help you sit over there."

Stone supported the limping Wood and came to a big tree some distance away from the stone steps.

Here, several large stones are placed side by side, which are probably used as a resting place for pilgrims going up and down the mountain.

"How's it going? Does it still hurt now?"

Mu Tou shook his head. "It doesn't hurt that much now. Fortunately, there is no bleeding and no broken bones. It's just some flesh injuries. If I had hit my bones, I'm afraid that if Xiaodong River thaws this year, I won't be able to catch fish in time."

"You! Even though you're injured like this, you're still thinking about fishing! You're really brave!"

Every spring, when the Xiaodong River thaws, the children of Tianjia Village go there to catch fish.

After a winter of rest, there are many fish in Xiaodong River.

If you are lucky, you might be able to catch a big carp weighing several kilograms.

Children cannot go because their families are strict, so those who go are half-grown children like Mu Tou. Sometimes even Shi Tou, who comes back from vacation, will go to join in the fun.

After all, with the harvest, there will be more meat dishes on the family’s table.

Moreover, the river has just thawed in spring and the water is very shallow, so the danger is not that great. Almost everyone can catch fish, it just depends on your luck whether you can catch bigger ones.

"Brother, you can sit down too. This rock is big enough for both of us to sit on."

"No need! I'm not tired, just sit down."

"How can you not be tired? We have climbed such a high mountain, you should take a rest."

There are many people who go to Pudu Temple to burn incense today. A mother and daughter are following the crowd, going up the stairs one by one.

The woman was in her thirties, with a long face and willow-shaped eyebrows.

The girl next to her was about fifteen or sixteen years old, and looked about 70% similar to the woman, with the same long face and fair skin.

But this paleness was like the paleness of a girl who had just recovered from a serious illness or a long-term disease. Every few steps, the girl would cough a few times, causing the woman who was supporting her to help her hold her back from time to time, and her eyes were full of pity when she looked at the girl.

"Yun'er, how are you? Are you still holding on? How about we take a break? I remember there are some big rocks a few steps up, perfect for you to sit down and rest your feet."

The girl coughed twice, and her voice was breathless when she spoke.

"Mom, it's okay, I can still hold on."

The girl looked up inadvertently and saw two young men standing and sitting on the two big rocks her mother mentioned.

The boy sitting there was about 13 or 14 years old and very thin. The other boy, about 15 or 16 years old, had his back to her and his back looked familiar.

Suddenly, the girl's eyes lit up with joy, "Mom, I'll rest here for a while. You go upstairs and ask for a talisman first. I can't walk anymore. When you get back from asking for a talisman, come back here to find me."

"Yun'er, you're here alone, and I'm worried. How about I stay here with you, and we can rest together. When you feel better, we can go up together?"

"No, mother, don't waste time. Didn't father say he would pick us up soon?"

The woman was a little embarrassed, but seeing that her daughter was so insistent, she had no choice but to listen to her daughter.

This is the only child she has in her life, and she was raised in the palm of her hand, so the child is a bit spoiled and usually does what he says.

The woman was afraid that she would not be as good as her daughter wanted, which would make her angry and her condition worse, so she had to agree with her daughter's opinion.

"Yun'er, just rest on those big rocks in front. Mom will be back soon."

After the woman left, the girl with the long face withdrew her gaze, took a few deep breaths, calmed her breathing, and then walked towards the big rocks.

At this moment, the stone and wood who were talking had no idea that a young girl was approaching them.

Shitou's attention had long been attracted by Mutou, who was recalling the time he came to the foot of the Pu Du Temple mountain a few years ago to eat buns.

"Brother, it tastes so delicious. It's the most delicious bun I've ever eaten! And--"

When Mu Tou raised his eyes, he saw a girl of about fifteen or sixteen standing shyly behind his elder brother.

Mu Tou frowned and kept looking at Shi Tou, "Big, big brother——"

Shitou raised his eyebrows, "What's wrong? Are you acting weird?"

Shitou only saw Mutou winking at him, but he didn't understand what Mutou meant. "What's wrong with your eyes? There's no mosquito or flying insect, why are you squeezing?"

Mu Tou: Brother! You are still a rock! I gave you such a clear look, but you still can't see it?

Why don't you turn around quickly? Don't you see that there is a girl behind you looking at you affectionately? Her eyes are almost on your body.