The space is full of supplies, and the little milk bag can't be used up.

Father Li carefully took out five taels of silver from his sleeve and gently handed them to the old man.

The old man was filled with gratitude. He took the silver with trembling hands and expressed his heartfelt thanks.

However, when the old man was about to hand over the rope to lead the cow, he seemed reluctant to let it go. He held the rope tightly, as if it was not just a rope, but a part of his life that was closely connected to him.

Li Youran, who was standing nearby, keenly sensed the emotional fluctuations deep in the old man's heart.

She was considerate and took out a heavy gold ingot from the mysterious space she carried with her, and when no one was paying attention, she quietly put it into the old man's pocket.

Although this small action did not attract the attention of others, it was an unexpected surprise and warmth for the old man.

When he touched the gold ingot in his pocket, he knew that it was stuffed by the little girl in front of him. He didn't say much, but a hint of surprise and emotion flashed in his eyes. His family really needed a lot of silver.

He understood that this was Li Youran's expression of goodwill towards him, and also an affirmation and reward for his hard work.

This unexpected gift filled the old man's heart with gratitude and also made him full of hope for the future.

What old man would sell the cows he uses for farming? He must be having a hard time expressing his feelings. Li Youran can only help him out.

Before leaving, Li Youran waved to the old man: "Goodbye, grandpa!"

The old man watched the people leave and bowed deeply to Li Youran.

A few people went to another place and bought a cart that people could sit on. It could be pulled by an ox and people could sit on it, and it was called an ox cart.

Father Li drove the ox cart somewhat awkwardly. "You big buffalo are very human-like. Father Li told the buffalo which way to turn, and the buffalo seemed to understand and went in that direction. There was no need to whip it."

"It's really strange!" Father Li also looked at the big buffalo in surprise.

Li Youran covered his mouth and laughed, thinking: This is the big buffalo I picked, it must be great.

Li Kangze couldn't help laughing when he saw his sister's sly look.

Li Kangze suddenly realized that there was very little food left at home. If he didn't buy some to store, he might face the dilemma of running out of food.

So he turned to Father Li and said, "Dad, our food supply is almost gone. We have to buy some back quickly."

After hearing this, Father Li nodded thoughtfully, as if he also felt that it was time to replenish the family's food reserves. Then he gently waved the whip in his hand and drove the big buffalo slowly towards the nearby grain store.

The buffalo walked steadily, neither hurried nor lazy, and soon they arrived in front of the grain store.

Father Li stopped and handed the ox cart to Li Kangze to look after, then he carefully carried his daughter into the grain shop.

Seeing this, the waiter in the grain store immediately came forward with a warm smile on his face and asked enthusiastically, "My two guests, what would you like to buy?"

Father Li asked directly: "Do you have coarse rice for sale?"

"Yes, yes!" the waiter answered, pointing to the large sacks of coarse rice next to him, "Look here, how many pounds do you want?"

Father Li looked at the coarse rice in the sacks, thought for a moment, and then said generously: "Then let's start with 100 kilograms!"

Li Youran was shocked to hear his father's generous words.

Li Youran quickly shook his head and said, "Fifty kilograms of coarse rice, two hundred kilograms of refined rice, twenty kilograms of fine flour, and twenty kilograms of coarse flour." He said it all in one breath.

The waiter was stunned for a moment, then immediately put on a smile and said, "Okay, please wait a moment, my two guests. I'll get it right away."

Father Li frowned, thinking that he had bought too much.

Li Youran saw his father's concerns and comforted him, "Dad, don't worry. We can buy more if we have money."

Father Li had no choice but to feel relieved, as his daughter was right.

The waiter skillfully moved all the rice and flour onto the ox cart and arranged them neatly.

Father Li then went to the grain shop to buy salt, and carefully selected a large piece of tender and juicy spareribs and ten kilograms of fresh pork at the pork shop.

Li Youran specifically asked to buy these large spare ribs because she thought they would be extremely delicious when used to make soup.

So the three of them happily set off on their journey home with a full cart of food. Along the way, they talked and laughed, feeling particularly happy and not feeling tired at all.

The journey that would normally take an hour to complete actually took less than half an hour to reach the destination. It was already near noon, and white smoke was seen rising from the chimneys of every household, filling the air like a warm and peaceful picture of rural life.

Ye stood at the door of her house, looking around anxiously, thinking to herself: How come it has been so long and there is still no sign of anyone? Could something have happened?

Just as she was worried, suddenly, a bullock cart slowly approached.

Ye looked carefully, not daring to believe her eyes easily. She rubbed her eyes and looked carefully again. After confirming that it was correct, she finally breathed a sigh of relief - it turned out that it was Father Li and the others who came back!

Especially when she saw Li Youran's rosy and energetic little face, she felt much more at ease.