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

In this loving and caring family, everyone encourages each other in their own way. They believe that no matter how old you are, as long as you have a dream and work hard, you will be able to achieve it. This small decision will become a valuable experience in Shian's growth and make the family bond closer.

Seeing that Su Yu supported Shi An's idea, Deng was filled with joy and touched. She immediately began to make careful preparations, put the unused wild vegetables in a basin, and carefully placed them in the well, hoping that this would keep the wild vegetables fresh. She was full of expectations, looking forward to being able to successfully make these wild vegetables into delicacies early tomorrow morning and try to sell them on the street.

Thinking of this, Deng's face showed a relieved smile. After the family had eaten their fill, there was probably more than one or two kilograms of flour left, which could be used to make 40 or 50 pancakes with wild vegetables. She made up her mind to start this small business early. The earlier she started, the earlier she could make money. Even if she couldn't sell all of it, she could still eat some herself, which was always a good idea.

In this difficult time, Shi An wants to use her wisdom and hard work to find the dawn of hope for her family. Her persistence and hard work are not only for herself, but also for the happiness of her family. Although such a life is hard, being together as a family makes her feel very warm.

Especially in the past two days, every detail is filled with her love for life and her vision for the future, making people feel the warmth and strength deep in her heart.

The next day, just after the hour of Chou, everything was quiet, but Deng had already woken up. She tossed and turned in the dark, unable to fall asleep. Perhaps she was worried that the wild vegetable cakes would not be sold tomorrow morning, or perhaps the pressure of life made her unable to calm down. Su Yu, who was standing by, was awakened by her movement. He was not angry at all, but comforted her softly: "My wife, don't worry, even if we can't sell them, it will be a kind of experience for the children. Don't worry, I won't let you and the children starve."

Deng was about to speak but stopped herself. Su Yu gently patted her hand to reassure her. With Su Yu's comfort, Deng's mood calmed down a little, but anxiety still lingered in her heart. However, physical fatigue gradually came over her, her eyes began to feel heavy, and gradually, she fell asleep.

Su Yu dared to say this not just to comfort Deng. He earned one and a half taels of silver a month for teaching. Because he was working part-time and studying part-time, his monthly salary was much less, and of course he did not need to pay tuition. He would earn some money by copying books every month, about two taels of silver, which was also the reason why he dared to promise to give the two elders of the Su family one tael of silver as maintenance. In addition, he also had the imperial government's food subsidy, which could save some money on buying food.

Shi An woke up to Su Daya's call. "Little girl, get up quickly! Mom has made wild vegetable pancakes, we have to go to the street to sell them..." The big thing of making money instantly dissipated Shi An's sleepiness. He jumped up from the bed like a spring, quickly put on his clothes, and responded: "Okay, I'll get up right away!"

Shi An's heart was full of expectations. She knew that these wild vegetable pancakes were the hope of the whole family, and each pancake embodied the hard work of her parents. She quickly washed up and helped her brother and sister put the wild vegetable pancakes into the basket. They walked to the street with firm steps, hoping for a good harvest today.

After discussion and pricing among the family, the final price of wild vegetable cakes was set at three for one penny, which they decided after inquiring about the price of steamed buns.

The morning sun shone on the stone road of the town. Su Daya, carrying a bamboo basket, led Shi An to the busy main street. Her steps were firm and powerful, and her face was filled with love and expectation for life.

Su Shikuan and Su Shirong chose another way. They walked silently through the alley with the same goal in mind - to sell the cakes and go home as soon as possible. Shikuan took steady steps, and Shirong followed closely behind his brother. The two figures gradually went away in the narrow alley.

The main street was busy with people coming and going. Su Daya smiled and enthusiastically sold her cakes to passers-by. Her voice was clear and loud, revealing a sincerity that made people stop and buy two. Shi An helped pass the cakes, her eyes showing concentration and seriousness.

Seeing a grandmother passing by, Shi An's eyes suddenly lit up, and she shouted enthusiastically: "Grandma, come and have a look, buy some pancakes, these are the pancakes my mother fried with sesame oil this morning, they are so delicious."

When the grandmother heard the shout, her staggering steps stopped. She slowly turned around, first looking at Su Daya and Shi An, and then looking at the cakes in their baskets. When the grandmother gently lifted the lotus leaf covering the basket, a rich aroma of cakes instantly wafted out of the basket.

Shi An looked at his mother-in-law expectantly, his eyes sparkling, hoping that she would like the taste of the cake. Su Daya stood aside, twisting her fingers nervously, silently praying that her mother-in-law would buy their cakes.

Shi An pulled the lotus leaves apart so that the people behind her could see and smell them. "Yes, mother-in-law, look," she said softly.

"Okay, how much do you charge?" Su Daya replied, "Three for one penny."

“It’s not cheap! Four vegetarian buns for one penny…” the mother-in-law muttered, seeming a little dissatisfied.

At this time, someone behind suddenly interrupted and said, "Mrs. Li, if you don't want to sell it, please move aside. I'm hungry and want to buy some to try." The person who spoke was a young man who looked to be in his twenties, and his tone was a bit childish.

"Chen Dabao, doesn't your family cook for you? Why do you buy food on the street early in the morning?" the mother-in-law asked back with some dissatisfaction.

"You're meddling too much!" Chen Dabao retorted.

Someone else echoed, "Mrs. Li, please stop blocking it..."

"What are you giving way to? Little girl, pack three pancakes for me. This is a penny..." The mother-in-law said as she threw the money into Shi An's hand. Su Daya quickly packed the pancakes with lotus leaves and handed them to the mother-in-law.

With the mother-in-law taking the lead, Su Daya and Shi An's pancakes were sold out quickly. Some people even asked where they lived, but they didn't mean any harm. Some people ate their pancakes quickly and found that they were out of stock when they went to takeout, so they wanted to know if they could buy them later.

Su Shikuan and Su Shirong in the alley were not to be outdone. Su Shikuan walked while shouting loudly, his voice echoing in the alley, attracting many residents to come out of their homes. Su Shikuan looked at every passerby with his clear eyes, hoping that they would stop and buy a few cakes.