The casual life of the flat space

"Uncle, does your manuscript have a name?"

"What a name, it's just a random drawing!"

"Uncle, you are too modest! No wonder you look down on me for being ignorant. It turns out that you are not only a master of medicine, but also a painter, calligrapher, and botanist!"

"What home?"

"Oh, so you are really great! Then can I give this manuscript a name?"

"it's up to you."

"Well, let's call it Yubei Herbal Illustrated Book!"

"Call it what you want, it's yours if I give it to you!"

"Thank you, uncle!" Bai Tieying agreed happily and decided to give his uncle a gift when he had the chance.

"Uncle, I want to see if I can help the villagers make some money when I go back this time. As the old saying goes, 'live by the mountain, eat by the mountain; live by the water, eat by the water'. The villagers will never have a good life if they only rely on the harvest from the fields."

"So what do you think?"

"I would like to borrow your herbal medicine guide. Maybe the villagers can earn more money."

"Didn't I tell you already? Once I give it to you, it's yours. You can use it however you like."

As the two were talking, Dafu came in and said that the car had arrived. The uncle asked Dafu to help carry the large and small packages in the house to the car.

"Uncle, I'm leaving now! I'll come to see you again!"

"Brother, don't be in a hurry on the road, take your time, and come here when you come back. I have other rewards for you!" The uncle ignored Bai Tieying and spoke seriously to the coachman.

Bai Tieying was somewhat touched and amused. After he finished talking to the driver, he rushed over and hugged his uncle. Unexpectedly, he did not see his uncle's look of disgust, but instead saw Uncle Dafu sitting with the driver.

"Let Dafu take you back, and I won't bother with you anymore."

Although Uncle said this, Bai Tieying knew very well that Uncle was worried that she would not be able to go home alone. This concern made Bai Tieying feel warm and touched. She leaned her head against Uncle's belly, tears welled up in her eyes, and her voice became a little choked:

"Uncle, you are so good to me! Tieying feels so lucky to have an elder like you who loves and cares for me!" Her words were filled with sincere gratitude and deep attachment.

It had been just over a day since her uncle rescued her. This kind, wise, and nagging old man had given her endless trust, care, and love. This kind of affection was even comparable to that of her own grandfather.

Uncle looked at this lovely and pitiful child in front of him, and couldn't help but feel tenderness in his heart. He gently touched Bai Tieying's hair, smiled and said: "Ah, you are already so old, why are you still acting like a child? Let's go, it's getting late."

Bai Tieying listened to his uncle's words, loosened his hand and bowed to him to show his respect and gratitude. After doing this, Bai Tieying turned around and got on the carriage, ready to go home.

As the wheels rolled, the carriage gradually went away. The uncle looked in the direction where Bai Tieying left and a relieved smile appeared on his face.

The experience of these two days made him go from fulfilling his wish at the beginning to liking this smart, resourceful, brave and strong girl more and more, and he couldn't help but want to care about her and give her a hand.

Although she knew very well that with her abilities and wisdom, she would be able to live well even without his help and support, and might even be more comfortable and happier than she is now.

However, whenever he saw her thin, strong and stubborn back, an inexplicable emotion would always surge in his heart, perhaps pity, or regret, but he knew that he really treated her as his own granddaughter.

"Perhaps it's time to close my clinic!" After saying this to himself, the uncle turned around and walked back with his hands behind his back.

Bai Tieying, trapped in a carriage full of things, couldn't stand the bumpy ride, so after thinking it over, she entered the space.

First, I picked some mountain products and put them in baskets and baskets bought from the grocery store. Then I ripened a batch of Ganoderma lucidum, ranging from one year to a hundred years old, according to their years and put them in boxes.

Finally, she used oak barrels to fill them with wild grapes and persimmons, and used time to accelerate the production of wild grape wine and persimmon wine - this was what she had thought of doing before by accelerating time.

At first, Bai Tieying was busy in the space and could still hear the heavy rumbling sound of wheels and the conversation between Uncle Dafu and the driver. Later, she gradually could not hear them anymore, and when she woke up, she could hear them again.

It seems that if you want to hear the sounds outside, you need to focus part of your attention on the outside. This is good, so that you don't have to keep hearing the sounds outside when you don't want to be disturbed.

Then could his voice be heard outside? Bai Tieying called Uncle Dafu, and Uncle Dafu replied in a muffled voice: "What are you doing?"

Bai Tieying quickly asked him if he wanted to have some snacks, but Uncle Dafu said, "No, I'm going back to have dinner with the master!"

Bai Tieying tried again not wanting anyone outside to hear his voice, and sure enough, there was no response when he called Uncle Dafu again.

Bai Tieying didn't know what he had been doing these two days. He upgraded the space with so many functions. And was Xiao Qian's incident considered as reverse feedback?

Never mind, there is currently no penalty for the space, or you don’t know what functions have been cancelled, so there is no need to worry. Not knowing means no loss, which is fine!

Don't be fooled by the slow pace when coming here. That was because Bai Tieying took a long detour in order to read the map. The journey back, once the carriage started running out of the county town, took less than half an hour to arrive.

Before Bai Tieying could think of getting something for his uncle, he heard a burst of children screaming and shouting outside:

"The carriage! The carriage!"

"Grandpa, there's a carriage!"

"Get away from the car, idiot! I'm going to hit you!"

Bai Tieying understood that they were entering the village. He immediately left the space, opened the side curtain, and greeted them non-stop, "Hello, Grandma Zhang! Hello, Aunt Huang! Hello, Uncle Chen!"

"Hey, isn't this Bai Tongsheng's daughter?"

"Oh, yeah, what's it called?"

"Tieying! Just call me Tieying!"

"Hey, why are you sitting in a carriage?"

"Does this mean you know a rich man?"

"Eh? The money her family owes..."

"We still don't know what's going on! Stop arguing and just do what you need to do!" An old man in a gray jacket walked up from the ditch beside the road.

"Village chief, what you said is not right. Her family still owes my family 30 cents! What's wrong with me asking?" said a young aunt with a scarf tied around her waist.

"That's not the right time. The Bai family is not that kind of family. These two children have suffered a lot in the past few months. Wouldn't it be a good thing if they had money? What's the matter? Are you still hoping that the money won't be paid back?"