Quick Wear: Passerby A's Daily Life of Eating Watermelons

In addition to these daily activities, Jiang Yue was also studying the technology and knowledge acquired in the previous world. Although Jiang Yue could check and call them up at any time, it would be better for him to learn them by himself. In this way, the skills he formed would never be lost. After studying for a day and seeing that there was no one nearby, Jiang Yue returned to the ground from the wizard tower.

When I returned to the Taoist temple, I saw that the cucumbers were edible, so I picked one and rinsed it with spring water. Rinsing with water is not to wash away pesticides or the like. It's mainly because this is in the mountains, and it's normal for birds to poop or something. Don't ask Jiang Yue how she knew that. If she almost ate bird poop, would she remember it?

After finishing the meal, he picked a few more and had them for dinner today. They were so delicious when fried with eggs. After returning to the Taoist temple, Sanhua, who had gone out to play somewhere, ran back. He remembered the time for meals better than anyone else. After feeding the cat, he wanted to run again. Jiang Yue grabbed him and stroked him for a while, and only let him go when his fur was about to explode.

The study career continued until June. Tomorrow, the ox cart is going to go to Chang'an City. Jiang Yue plans to take a ride to sell the things he has accumulated during this period. In the evening, Jiang Yue packed the bamboo weaving and copied scriptures. After gathering at the foot of the mountain early the next morning, the group headed to Chang'an in a mighty manner.

The word "vast" here is an adjective, which is exaggerated. In fact, there were less than ten people. After arriving in Chang'an, Jiang Yue separated from them and went to the bookstore to sell the copied scriptures. Before leaving, the bookstore owner handed Jiang Yue a copy of the Three Character Classic: "Master, this copy of the Three Character Classic is for you. This book is now the most popular book in Chang'an. Song Lian wrote the preface himself, your majesty wrote the postscript, and the Empress wrote the epilogue. I heard that it was written by Master Hou of Lantian County."

"Once you have read it, you will understand. This is a rare and wonderful book that will shine for eternity. It is now regarded as an enlightenment classic by the world. The printed copies are sold all over Chang'an. With your calligraphy and the content of the Three Character Classic, there will definitely be no shortage of buyers as long as you copy it out."

"How about a cooperation? I will provide the pens, ink, paper and inkstone, and the Taoist priest will be responsible for writing. After the sale, we will split the profits 50-50."

Jiang Yue thought for a moment and agreed. There was no risk and it was basically free money. After collecting the writing brush, ink, paper and inkstone handed over by the shopkeeper, she left the address of her Taoist temple with him and made an appointment for him to pick it up. She would not send it over again. After saying goodbye to the bookstore owner, Jiang Yue went to the place where she often set up her stall.

Because it was summer, Jiang Yue's bamboo weavings were not only cute but also came in a variety of colors. As the prices were relatively high, she didn't sell any at first. Then a maid came in who walked with her head held high. The material of the clothes she wore was also very good. Jiang Yue knew that a big customer had come, and in the end she bought all of them without even bargaining.

After seeing off the big customer, Jiang Yue looked at the 10 taels of silver in his hand, squatted down, packed his things and prepared to go shopping in the West Market. On the way, he bought some snacks and ate while walking. After a while, he arrived at the place. After starting to walk around, he found that there were a lot more things, and the types of snacks sold in the roadside stalls had increased. It can be seen that the protagonist has not been idle for more than a year.

After buying the things, she went to the pharmacy to have a look. After all, some herbs she wanted to collect were not available, so she basically had to buy them. As soon as she entered the pharmacy, the shopkeeper recognized Jiang Yue: "Master, you are here. Sanzi, go and pour tea for the master."

"No, no, no, please don't bother me. Time is tight today. Here's the list, shopkeeper. Please get the medicine for me first. We can have tea next time."

"Hey, I'll get it for you right away."

Jiang Yue would check every time the shopkeeper prepared a certain kind of medicine. Although she came here often, the matter of the medicinal materials was not a big deal. It would be a big deal if some unqualified ones caused loss of life. After the inspection, Jiang Yue nodded secretly. The shopkeeper had a conscience and did not mix those unqualified products. You should know that in other places, mixing in fake or poor quality products has become a common practice.

After saying goodbye to the owner of the drugstore, Jiang Yue went to buy some vegetables. There were some that Jiang Yue didn't grow, so she bought less to try. In the afternoon, Jiang Yue looked at the list in her hand and found that she had bought everything she needed. It was time to meet up at the city gate to go home. She passed by a wonton stall and ate a bowl of wontons so that she wouldn't have to cook in the evening.

After eating, Jiang Yue went to the gathering place. When she arrived, others had not returned yet, and she was the only one who had returned. The person in charge of the ox cart helped Jiang Yue put the things on the ox cart. Jiang Yue took out two pancakes and handed them to him. Although he was embarrassed to accept them, he couldn't resist Jiang Yue's words and accepted them.

While waiting for someone, Jiang Yue read the Three Character Classic and memorized it so that she could copy it at home. It's not that she couldn't recite it, but this was the version made by the protagonist, so it must have been edited. Jiang Yue memorized the edited version after reading it once. After putting the book away, she walked around. Most of the people who parked here had the same purpose as Jiang Yue and her friends.

Jiang Yue knew many of them because they had also sent Jiang Yue back to the Taoist temple. After saying hello, Jiang Yue went back. She waited for a while until everyone was gathered, packed up her things and set off for home. It was late at night when she went back, but the moon was bright and the stars were sparse, which did not affect Jiang Yue's going up the mountain at all. She left her things at the village chief's house and would pick them up tomorrow. She went back to the Taoist temple alone.

The next day I went down the mountain and moved my things upstairs. After putting them in place, I took my pen, ink, paper and inkstone to the study. I wrote several times on cheap paper first. After I found the feeling, I wrote until my wrist was sore and then I stopped. After tidying up the desk, I didn't plan to write anymore today. I didn't feel any better after writing.

After waking up at one o'clock in the afternoon, she carried a backpack and went to collect herbs. If she could collect them herself, she wouldn't have to spend money to buy them. When collecting herbs, Jiang Yue always followed the principles taught by her master, which were to keep the roots and seeds, make full use of them, and also to appropriately introduce and propagate them for adoption.

After coming back in the afternoon, I processed the herbs according to their respective methods. After taking a shower and changing clothes, I started today's evening class. After the evening class, I cleaned the yard and went to bed. The second and third days were almost the same. I practiced calligraphy in the morning and collected herbs in the afternoon. After a few days of busy work, I had almost collected all the herbs nearby.

It's not that all of them have been picked, but there are only a few types that are suitable for picking in this season. The rest have to wait until the corresponding season. A few days later, when Jiang Yue was preparing the herbs, the waiter from the bookstore came over. Jiang Yue sorted out the copied books and gave them to the waiter, who took them and left.

Taking advantage of the hot weather, Jiang Yue dried the vegetables that could be dried. He had to start preparations from now on. The leftovers would be dried into dried vegetables for winter. After drying, the bamboo racks and winnowing baskets were not enough, so Jiang Yue took the opportunity to weave a few large winnowing baskets. He didn't weave too many racks, as the winnowing baskets were easier to store but there was no place for the racks.

Jiang Yue simply built a high platform to prevent mice from climbing up. Besides, with the Sanhua cat at home, there are a lot fewer mice. Cats these days can catch mice, unlike the cat Jiang Yue had before, which was scared to death when it saw a mouse.