Become a burden in a period novel

"I have my own channels. Give the medicine to Master quickly. If you need any other medicine later, I will get it for you." Xie Chengxuan did not mention Qin Wangshu.

He knew that Qin Wangshu didn't want to cause trouble and was afraid of trouble, and she probably didn't want others to know that she had the medicine.

"Hey! I'll go right away." He opened the paper package and saw the two kinds of pills inside. He took one of them, scooped some water, and went over to feed the medicine to the old man lying on the straw.

Xie Chengxuan had been standing outside the cowshed. Although he knew that no one would come here at this time, he was still worried.

There were four elderly people living in the cowshed, including Xie Chengxuan's great-grandmaster Hou Lao and Chinese medicine doctor Bai, as well as a couple. They were university professors who had studied abroad, so they were also sent here.

The husband of the couple had been trying to cool down Mr. Hou, while his wife had been watching the fire in the cowshed.

"Doctor Bai, do you need any other medicine besides antipyretics?" Master's condition was not good, and Xie Chengxuan didn't think that antipyretics could cure him.

"If the fever goes away, you will be half cured. The rest is just a matter of rest. I'll write you a prescription and you can see if you can get all the medicine." After Doctor Bai fed the medicine to Mr. Hou, he began to massage him.

"Okay, I'll try." Xie Chengxuan nodded.

"Don't come here so often. Your master doesn't want to implicate you." Doctor Bai sighed. These people were abandoned by even their relatives, but Xie Chengxuan, the child, has been taking care of them.

Doctor Bai was very envious of Mr. Hou for having such a younger generation who could be taken care of by him, so he was very worried that they would bring trouble to the child.

"Don't worry, I will be very careful." There was no way Xie Chengxuan would give up his master.

His father was an orphan who wandered around until he was taken in by his master and finally had a home.

After becoming his apprentice, he became even more grateful to his master. He had no father, so his master was his father. Later, he had a child, Xie Chengxuan, who also grew up under the care of Mr. Hou.

Later, when Mr. Hou got into trouble, their Xie family had already drawn a line between themselves and him, but that was only on the surface.

Xie Chengxuan's father used a lot of connections to send Mr. Hou here, and then arranged for his son to work in the countryside here, and let his adult son help him take care of his master.

The reason why Xie Chengxuan was able to stay away from the team was because his family gave him a lot of money and tickets. He had no shortage of money and tickets, so he naturally didn't care about these work points.

"Okay, your master's fever should be gone soon. You can go back first. We will contact you if anything happens." Doctor Bai said.

The professor and his wife on the other side didn't say anything. They were also taken care of by Xie Chengxuan, but after all, they had nothing to do with Xie Chengxuan, so they usually didn't talk to him when he came.

They all have overseas connections and don't want to implicate others.

"Then Uncle Bai, please write the prescription for me." Xie Chengxuan looked at the old man over there again and handed him a pen and a newspaper.

"Yes." Doctor Bai took the newspaper and pen, and wrote down the prescription.

After getting the prescription, Xie Chengxuan left quietly.

His departure brought peace back to the cowshed. Doctor Bai went over to check Mr. Hou's pulse and gave him some water.

"Xiao Xie is such a good boy!" said Teacher Chen.

"That's right! There are so few people with conscience nowadays!" Doctor Bai said sarcastically.

There are too few people with conscience, and most of them are heartless and ruthless!

Qin Wangshu slept very well. When she opened her eyes, it was already bright outside. She got up quickly. Aunt Luo was probably already up, so she had to get up quickly to help.

After getting up, Qin Wangshu immediately went to the kitchen, but found that there was no one in the kitchen. After lifting the lid of the pot, she saw the leftover rice inside.

It seems that Aunt Luo has already eaten, but why didn’t she hear any sound?

Qin Wangshu immediately started to wash up, and then had her breakfast in the kitchen. After eating, she washed her bowls and pots, and then washed her hands and face again with the remaining hot water.

After returning to his room, Qin Wangshu took out the vanishing cream he bought and started to take care of his skin. The winter wind is too dry and too harsh, and if you don't apply it on your face for a day, your face may become chapped.

Speaking of snow cream, when Qin Wangshu was young, she often heard her grandmother ask her to apply "Snow Bud Cream". At that time, she didn't understand why it was called moisturizer. It was not until this age that she realized that it was not "Snow Bud Cream" but snow cream.

There is also clam oil. When I was a child, my grandmother called it "蛤(ga)哩(li)". Seeing these things, Qin Wangshu's unfamiliarity with this era faded a lot.

Aunt Luo should not be at home, and Qin Wangshu didn't know where to find her. Besides, there was nothing to do at the moment, and she was not the kind of person who could not live without people.

Since there was nothing to do, Qin Wangshu went into the space.

When she arrived at the space, she saw that the duck eggs and goose eggs she had bought earlier had hatched.

When she bought it, she soaked it in well water overnight and then placed it under the jujube tree in the yard.

I didn't expect that in just two or three days, almost all of them had hatched.

Qin Wangshu took out a clay pot and scooped some water for the ducklings and geese. They were so cute and fluffy!

Qin Wangshu touched the ducklings and geese one by one, and then prepared food for them.

After chopping the leaves, he mixed some wheat bran and placed them in front of the ducklings and geese. Then Qin Wangshu picked up his small basket and began to look for eggs in the grass.

There were quite a few eggs, and she soon collected a basket full of them.

These few times, people who came to buy things took the baskets away directly, so her basket was not enough.

Qin Wangshu felt that she had to buy some more baskets as soon as possible, otherwise she might not have any to use.

Picking eggs is really a therapeutic way to pass the time. She put the picked eggs back into the room, then took out a few eggs and prepared to start making lunch.

Aunt Luo hadn't come back yet, so Qin Wangshu prepared to cook for himself.

Qin Wangshu washed some rice, put it in the pot, poured in the right amount of water, and started to light the fire.

As for the dish, she prepared a simple steamed egg.

She cracked the eggs and poured the egg white and yolk into a bowl. Then she scooped some water into the bowl with the beaten eggs, added some salt, and sprinkled some chopped green onions on it.

Finally, add some oil and put the bowl into the pot. Then continue to add firewood.

Soon, the rice in the pot began to emit a fragrant aroma, and today the aroma of the rice was mixed with the scent of eggs.

"Hey, have you cooked?" Aunt Luo walked in from outside.