After traveling through time, she went to practice her way of making money

Shi An watched all this with deep emotion. Although life was hard, this family was full of love and hope. She decided to make her own contribution to this family, so she offered to help sweep the floor.

The mother and her two children worked for a long time before they tidied the house to the point where they were most satisfied.

Although they have settled down, the money they have is almost gone. The biggest trouble for the family now is to find a way to make some money.

Originally, there were only three taels of silver left after the division of the family property. After renting a house yesterday, buying two sets of clothes for Shi An, purchasing bedding, kitchen and other household tools, etc., there was only more than one tael of silver left.

Mrs. Deng thought for a long time, but could not find a good solution. She could only say, "Daya, let's do some needlework, that should be enough..."

Before Su Daya could agree, Shi An said anxiously: "Mom, needlework takes a long time to complete, but our family is already... Although this is a good idea, it's really too late." There was a hint of anxiety and helplessness in his tone, and he seemed to be very worried about the family's predicament.

Su Shikuan interrupted casually, "Mom, I think so too. How about my third brother and I go to the river to catch fish, and my sister go pick some wild vegetables. That should be fine..." In fact, he really wanted to go to the river to catch fish, because that was one of his favorite things to do.

However, a worried look appeared on Mrs. Deng's face. She quickly shook her head and said, "No, this is not safe." Her voice was full of concern and love, as if she was afraid that the children would encounter some danger.

Su Shirong quickly said, "Mom, I think it's possible too." His eyes revealed determination and confidence, as if he wanted to convince his mother to let them try.

The mother looked at the children, with a hint of hesitation and distress in her eyes. She knew that the children were very sensible and wanted to share some of the burden of the family, but she was more worried about their safety. She said softly: "Children, I know you are all good children and want to do something for the family. But fishing and picking wild vegetables may be dangerous, and I am worried about you."

Shi An quickly grabbed his mother's hand and said, "Mom, we will be careful, nothing will happen. We are all grown up and can take care of ourselves." His eyes were full of earnestness and determination, and he hoped that his mother could believe them.

Su Daya also came over and said, "Mom, let them go. It's time for them to learn to take care of themselves. I will help you with needlework at home, so don't worry." There was a hint of maturity and understanding in her tone, which made her mother feel very relieved.

The mother looked at her children and was touched. She knew that her children were filial and hardworking. Finally, she nodded and said, "Okay, but be careful. Remember to come back early. Mom is waiting for you at home." Her eyes were full of tenderness and expectation, as if telling the children that no matter what difficulties they encountered, home would always be their warmest harbor.

In the morning, the sun had already shone through the branches of the trees and into the small courtyard of the Su family. Su Shirong packed up her backpack and walked out of the house with Su Shirong. Seeing this, Su Daya quickly picked up the basket and prepared to go out. Shi An was quick to follow her.

"Mom, my sister and I are going to pick wild vegetables!" Shi An turned around and shouted to Deng in the house, his voice full of excitement.

Mrs. Deng walked out of the house, looked at them gently, and instructed: "Okay, you be careful. Don't go to the side, pay attention to safety. Daya, take good care of Xiaoya..." There was a hint of worry in her voice.

Su Daya held Shi An's hand tightly, nodded vigorously, and replied, "I know, Mom. Don't worry." Her eyes were firm and confident, as if telling her mother that they would be safe.

Shi An looked up at Su Daya with a happy smile on her face. She could feel the warmth and strength from her sister's hand. The sunlight sprinkled on them, creating a beautiful and warm picture.

They held hands and walked towards the fields together. Along the way, Shi An asked various questions curiously, and Su Daya answered them patiently, and their laughter echoed in the air.

They walked to the hillside by the river happily, with expectant smiles on their faces. Their luck was really good today, and there were fresh wild vegetables everywhere. Soon, their baskets were full, and there were still many wild vegetables on the ground. Su Daya couldn't help feeling a little regretful. Seeing this, Shi An smiled and comforted her: "Sister, let's pick them again tomorrow."

"That's not necessary. We probably can't finish eating all the vegetables we picked today..." Su Daya looked at the full basket of wild vegetables, her heart filled with satisfaction.

However, Shi An already had an idea to make money. She interrupted Su Daya excitedly: "We can eat it all. Sister, we can make wild vegetable cakes with these wild vegetables and sell them!" Shi An's eyes were full of determination and hope, as if she saw a bright future.

Su Daya looked at Shi An in surprise, and was touched. She understood Shi An's good intentions, and behind this small proposal was his concern for the family and his positive attitude towards life.

"Okay, Shi An, you are so smart! Let's make vegetable cakes together, we will definitely be able to sell them for a good price." Su Daya held Shi An's hand tightly, her eyes full of praise and encouragement for her sister. She obviously didn't believe that the vegetable cakes could be sold, but she praised her sister's words.

Summer is coming, the breeze is blowing, Su Shikuan and Su Shirong are standing anxiously by the river, staring at the river, expecting fish to fall into their carefully set traps. The sun shines softly on them, as if covering them with a layer of golden gauze.

Shi An looked at his two brothers' focused expressions and called softly, "Second brother, third brother, let's go home first!" There was a hint of helplessness in his voice, as if he had called this many times.

Su Shikuan said without turning his head: "You go back first, we'll wait a while..." His eyes were firm and persistent, as if telling Shi'an that he must wait until the fish takes the bait.

Su Shirong didn't say anything, but his expression was as firm as Su Shikuan's. Shi An knew that they were all looking forward to the joy of harvest.

Shi An tried to persuade them and told them everything he thought. As he spoke, his voice unconsciously rose a little and his face showed a little anxiety. But the second and third brothers just laughed and were not moved at all.

Shi An was so anxious that he quickly said that he had to go home to eat, otherwise his parents would worry. His eyes were full of worry, fearing that his parents would be anxious because they were late to return.