The county magistrate's daughter only wants to farm

"Yin'er, how did you know about this threshing machine?"

"Hmm... I wasn't thinking straight before! It was like I was in another world, and I saw many things that were different from here..."

Gu Yin pondered for a while, wanting to eat different delicacies, she would definitely do something different from this era in the future. Instead of being asked where she learned it from every time, it would be better to instill some ideas in this regard in them first. This way, it would be easier for her to act in the future...

The blueprint had already been handed over to his father, so Gu Yin didn't ask any more questions about the rest. He believed that his father would be able to handle it! He immediately jumped back to his room to rest~

The next day, Gu Yin continued to go shopping with her two maids. However, as soon as the three of them walked onto the street, they heard a noise in the distance. When they got closer, they found that a carriage had hit two vendors nearby, and fruit snacks were scattered all over the ground.

"Oh my god... this is the snack I worked so hard to make, and it's all gone. This is really killing me!"

"My family is waiting to sell this for money to exchange for salt..."

An old lady was sitting on the ground, slapping her thigh and crying loudly. Passersby were pointing and talking, most of them expressing sympathy.

On one side, an old man was silently picking up oranges that had rolled to the side. Most of the oranges in the two baskets were scattered and basically crushed.

"Alas... How pitiful! I finally came to the city to do some small business, but now I have lost everything..."

"Who says it's not true? This happens every month. If you encounter a kindhearted person, they will compensate you. If you encounter an unreasonable person, you can only accept the consequences..."

It's simple. Only the rich and powerful can ride in a carriage. Ordinary people can't afford to offend them...

"Does this happen every month? Why?"

Gu Yin couldn't help but feel strange when she heard the people around her talking.

"This street is quite narrow. If two carriages meet in a hurry, they will easily hit the stalls on both sides!"

An uncle next to him answered.

Only then did Gu Yin realize that Anning Street was in the center of Ning County, running from north to south. The middle section of the street, about three or four hundred meters long, was relatively narrow, but there were many shops on both sides, with a rich variety of merchandise, and it was lively and convenient for eating, drinking, and having fun, with a large flow of customers.

So anyone with a little bit of common sense knows that it is easier to sell things in this place, so it attracts a large number of people from outside the county to come in to sell things to supplement their family income.

However, this street leads directly to the north and south city gates, and passing carriages all take this road for convenience. As there are so many carriages, it is common for them to collide with vendors on both sides.

It’s not that the county government hasn’t thought about dealing with this matter thoroughly, but it’s not easy for ordinary people to make a living by running a small business, and they can’t just stop them from doing business.

We also cannot demolish all the shops on both sides and rebuild them. After all, the loss will be so huge that no one can afford it.

This matter has been dragged on like this.

"Don't cry! Don't cry! I'll compensate you!"

A familiar voice was heard, and a young man walked down from the carriage. Could this be the young man named Letian from yesterday? Who else could it be?

The auntie sitting on the ground stopped crying all of a sudden, and the uncle next to her also raised his head instantly. Although he remained silent, Gu Yin still saw the surprise flashing in his eyes.

Letian gestured to Xiao Si beside him to take out the money.

"Thank you, young master! Thank you, young master! Young master, you are such a good person! Good people will definitely be rewarded..." The two people who received the money hurriedly expressed their gratitude.

"Come on, I don't believe these!" The young man waved his hand and turned to walk into the teahouse next to him.

Gu Yin looked up and saw that it was the same teahouse as yesterday. After thinking about it, she decided not to follow.

Seeing a vendor selling candied haws not far ahead, Gu Yin walked over with two maids:

"Uncle, how much are these candied haws?"

"Two coins for a string"

"Give me three strings!" She reached for her wallet, but it was gone. She looked down and saw that it was gone! She said that the ancient practice of hanging wallets on the waist was incredible and too easy for pickpockets. Unfortunately, she didn't have time to make a new purse, and it was stolen so soon.

Thinking back, a little boy had accidentally bumped into her just now, and it seemed that her wallet was taken away at that time. In a short while, the little boy should not have walked far. Gu Yin looked up and saw that the boy had just turned around the alley in front.

"Chase!"

Gu Yin immediately ran after her, and the two maids saw their mistress running away, so they also quickly followed after her!

"Kid, don't run!"

Gu Yin started shouting as she ran through the alley. When the little boy in front heard Gu Yin catching up, he ran even faster. In this way, one was running and the other was chasing, and the two behind were also desperately chasing. After running for about ten minutes, the little boy in front finally stopped.

Gu Yin supported her knees with both hands and panted. She was too weak to be so tired after running such a short distance. However, they seemed to have caught up with him in front of a dilapidated temple, and the little boy walked into the temple. Gu Yin hurried to catch up.

However, as soon as I reached the temple gate, I was stunned.

Half of the temple was filled with dry straw, and next to it was a large pot with a large hole missing. Five or six dirty children were sitting on the straw. When they saw a stranger at the door, they looked at Gu Yin with doubtful eyes. The youngest of them looked no more than two or three years old, and the others also looked like half-grown children.

The little boy who stole the money was also sitting on the dry straw, holding a little girl in his arms. He nervously asked a boy next to him who looked about seven or eight years old:

"Hu Zi, how is my sister doing just now? Is she vomiting?"

"He fell asleep after vomiting for a while~" Hu Zi's face was also full of heartache.

"It's okay, I have money. I'll take my sister to see a doctor!" The little boy seemed to be comforting Goudan, but also seemed to be comforting himself.

As he spoke, he looked at Gu Yin at the door, put the little girl down and walked up to Gu Yin. Only two big eyes with distinct black and white could be seen on his dark face:

"Sister, I'm sorry!" Gu Yin raised her eyebrows. This child has a strong observation ability and can tell at a glance that she is a girl.

"I know it's wrong to steal your money, but my sister is sick and she will die if she doesn't have money to see a doctor!"

"Can you lend me your money first? I will definitely pay you back when I make money! Okay?"

Gu Yin looked at the situation in the temple, and then at the little boy in front of her with begging eyes, and her mood was very complicated. But she still took her wallet from the little boy, and the little boy's eyes darkened and he lowered his head sadly.

"Let's go! Take your sister to see a doctor first, and we'll talk about the rest later~"

Hearing Gu Yin's words, the little boy raised his head again, his eyes red, but with a little more light. He nodded heavily and ran back to carry his sister on his back.

The group took the little girl to a nearby clinic. The doctor there, whose last name was Chen, diagnosed her and told them:

"She must have had an upset stomach. Her thin body couldn't handle it, so she had vomiting and diarrhea. Luckily she was brought here early. If she had been delayed any longer, she might have died!"