The cannon fodder female supporting role stirs up trouble in period literature

At this time, in another time and space, Xu Xixi, with her head bandaged and one arm in a sling, cried all the way home from the hospital.

She kicked off her shoes as soon as she entered the room and fell directly onto the sofa. Thinking of the voice that sounded in her head when she got the space, Xu Xixi couldn't help but shed tears again: her best friend, her only good friend, the girl who had a rough fate since childhood, just left forever.

Do you think giving her some space is enough to compensate her? Woohoo... Old Tree Man, you have no heart!

The crying that had been suppressed all the way could no longer be held back, "Wuwu... What do I need the space for? You bad old man, give Huahua back to me... Wuwu, I don't want any compensation... Wuwu, Huahua, what should I do with my Huahua... Wuwu... Bo"

She cried so sadly that she burst a snot bubble, which helped Xu Xixi calm down a little. She grabbed the tissue on the table and blew her nose hard. She sat on the sofa for a long time before she slipped into the space with a sob.

Her best friend was gone, and her home was occupied by those ferocious relatives, and she didn't even have the right to chase them away. No matter how reluctant she was, she had to admit that the only connection between her and her best friend was this space.

The next second, she was so frightened by the big screen that almost hit her face that she sat down on the ground. She rubbed her eyes that were blurry from crying, but the big screen was still there, so it wasn't her eyes playing tricks on her.

But there was no such thing when I entered the space before?

Moreover, when did the space become so big? Could it be that the bad old man who called himself Grandpa Tree compensated her again because she cried so hard?

Or, cry some more? Maybe the old man will get tired of crying and return the flowers to her?

Just as the thought came to mind, a voice that sounded a little more tired than before rang in my mind: "Impossible! Don't even think about it!"

Xu Xixi pursed her lips and sniffed hard, but she didn't cry anymore.

Take a close look at the vending machine-like screen in front of you: among the six large grids, only the top right grid with the word "Buy" written on it is lit, and the pile in the grid looks like a bundle of hay?

After groping on the screen for a while, she suddenly realized, this is a trading system, right? Now she is asked to put the things she wants to sell in the left grid? But she is asked to exchange for a bundle of grass, what is going on?

She looked down at the pot of strawberry on the ground at her feet. It was a strawberry seedling that she had bought on the roadside when she came back from the hospital. There were two red strawberry fruits hanging on it, each as big as an egg.

He picked it up and put it directly on the first grid with the word "sell". The next second, the small plastic pot and the strawberry seedlings inside disappeared and appeared in the grid. At the same time, the originally gray grid lit up.

I pressed the confirmation button with my finger, but the screen did not change. I could not take out the bundle of grass in the grid, nor could I take out the strawberry seedlings I had sent in. It seemed that I had to wait for the other party to confirm before the transaction was completed.

After doing all this, Xu Xixi finally didn't want to cry so much. She looked around the space that she had only entered once before: although it had become more than ten times larger, it was bare and there was nothing. Did she have to cultivate it herself?

She grew up in the city, so she couldn't even tell what seeds looked like, let alone farming, so she definitely couldn't do it herself.

Especially when she thought that this space was given to her as compensation because Huahua was struck by lightning, she felt uncomfortable, "Old Tree, can you take the space back and give Huahua back to me?"

There was another damn silence. Just when Xu Xixi pursed her lips and wanted to cry again, the first row of grids on the screen flashed. Then the pot of strawberry seedlings she had just put in disappeared, and the bundle of what looked like grass fell to her feet.

It was hard to tell how big the bundle was on the screen, but it was a huge pile when it fell to the ground, half a person's height. Then he looked at the pile of beans on top, peeled one open, and found that it was actually yellow beans. Could this pile have peeled several kilograms? Xu Xixi suddenly felt guilty for taking advantage of others.

How about giving the other party a little more compensation next time? I don't know if the next transaction will be with the same person as this one.

However, since the other party has agreed, they should have no objection to the transaction.

Her stomach growled and Xu Xixi remembered that she had only eaten half a bowl of porridge in the hospital that morning and had been crying for so long, so no wonder she was hungry.

No matter how sad you are, you have to fill your stomach, otherwise Huahua will not feel at ease even if she is watching you in the sky.

She left the space and went to the kitchen to get a basin. She wanted to try the soybeans traded in the space to see if the soy milk made from them would taste better.

On the other side, Hua Rendong, who had just finished hanging up the drip and came out of the bathroom on the pretext of going to the toilet, had just thrown the man in the space onto a chair in the hospital corridor when she felt some movement in the space.

She ran to the corner of the seldom-used side staircase and entered the space. She saw a pot of strawberry seedlings under the originally empty trading screen. Not only did she have no objection, she simply liked it very much.

This strawberry seedling was obviously the Jiujiu strawberry that she loved to eat in her previous life. She had just bought it before being struck by lightning. One pound cost 22.9.

At this time, let alone planting it, this variety of strawberry has not even been cultivated.

Could it be that the person she was dealing with was from the same era as her? Then, could she ask the other party to bring a message to her best friend? Just say that she was doing well and asked her not to be sad!

Alas, she could imagine how sad Xu Xixi would be when she knew she was struck by lightning.

After staying in the hospital for nearly two hours, her supernatural powers were almost restored. She injected them into the strawberry seedlings and directly ripened a pot of strawberries.

He picked one and put it in his mouth, then picked five more, wrapped them in dried bean leaves scattered on the ground, put them in the lapel of his cotton-padded jacket, and then left the space.

Turning out of the stairwell, Hua Rendong saw a nurse in her thirties coming out of the ward with a set of IV bottles that had just been used by a patient. She hurriedly followed her all the way to the nurse's office.

Seeing that there was no one inside, he closed the door.

The nurse turned around when she heard the voice, saw Honeysuckle, and asked, "What's wrong with you?"

Under the nurse's inquiring gaze, Hua Honeysuckle took out the strawberries wrapped in leaves from her arms and said, "Sister, these are grown at home. You can take them back and let the child have a taste."

"There are strawberries at this time? Why are they so big?"

Seeing the nurse's eyes widened with surprise, Hua Jindong quickly stuffed the strawberries with leaves into the woman's hands and said, "My relatives brought back the seeds from the capital. I planted them for fun in my house. I didn't expect to get a lot of fruits. I want to exchange a glass bottle with my sister for my sister to bring water to school."

The nurse glanced at the empty IV bottle in her hand and without thinking twice, she stuffed it into Hua Jindong's hand and said, "Take it back for your sister to play with. Don't let anyone see it."

Perhaps because he was afraid that Hua Honeysuckle would think one was not enough, he went to the table next to him and took two more and stuffed them into Hua Honeysuckle's arms.

"My surname is Liu and I live at No. 36 Baiyun Street. If you ask Head Nurse Liu, you will know. If you have any good things at home in the future, you can send them to me. I will not let you suffer any loss."

Do you want to do long-term business with me? Hua Rendong nodded hurriedly, "Okay, okay, I'll think of Sister Liu when I get anything good at home in the future."

Although there were so many boxes of treasures in the space, she didn't want to sell them at a low price. If she wanted to live well at this time, she really needed some extra money. Otherwise, wouldn't it be a waste if she didn't use the space and supernatural powers?

Compared to the black market, such transactions are much safer.