Crossing the farm gate, the whole family reunites in the disaster year

While Yu was thinking about how to get along with her daughter-in-law in the future, the ox cart unknowingly drove to the girl's village.

Yuqian Village.

There were many people from the girl’s family, coming in and out, with happy faces.

After the ox cart stopped, the atmosphere reached its climax.

Erlang and his boys were carrying things down from the ox cart one by one.

Many people from Yuqian Village gathered around to watch the fun.

"The Meng family is a really good match. Of all the recent marriages in the village, this family gave the most gifts. Are all those bags filled with grain?"

"Look over there, that scholar holding the book. The man's family also supports scholars..."

"Incredible, incredible!"

Cui Jingwen silently covered his face with a book.

Si Lang also heard the discussion and turned around and said loudly, "This auntie has a very sharp eye. These six bags are all new grain that was just harvested a few days ago, a total of 300 kilograms."

There was a gasp from the crowd.

Three hundred kilograms.

It's all new food.

If we replace all the food with old grain, how long will it take to finish it?

"Which village is the man's family from?"

"I heard they're from Xiahe Village. Did they have their autumn harvest this year?"

"It's harvested, it's harvested. I know about this. Xiahe Village had a good harvest this year. It seems the county magistrate even exempted the tax, and all the harvested grain went into his own pocket."

"Oh my god, they even exempted the tax. What on earth did their village do? Why haven't I encountered such a good thing?"

"I don't envy them for anything else. I just want to ask if there are any people in their village who are looking to get married. My niece from my mother's family is still unmarried."

"..."

Amidst envious gazes, the Cui family members smiled and entered the girl's house.

I have to say that the girl's family was indeed a bit poor. Although they lived in a mud house, it was barely habitable and the roof was made of straw.

However, Yu did not care about this. She valued the woman's character more than her family background.

Didn't let her down.

As soon as they entered the house, the woman stood in the yard, smiling at everyone openly, without the shyness of a newlywed. She even took care of all the details of the engagement herself.

Overly capable.

Instead, Dalang felt embarrassed and walked into the inner room with a red face.

Yu and Lin linked their arms and couldn't help laughing.

......

Everything went very smoothly. The girl's family had no complaints at all, and the date was set during a meal.

After fifteen days.

There are no complicated procedures for farmers to get married. Once the engagement is made, half of the process is basically done. On the day, an ox cart will come to pick the person up.

After the meal, Lin gave Dalang a small package and asked him to take the package to the girl personally.

Inside was two taels of silver and a pair of shoe uppers. The smooth satin material was embroidered with twin flowers. Yu had asked Li Po, the best embroiderer in the village, to embroider them.

Normally in the village, five taels of silver were given for marrying a wife, but Yu gave more grain. Three hundred kilograms of new grain was already more than five taels, and these two taels were considered an extra gift given privately.

The shoe uppers are used to make new shoes for the bride. The bride doesn't have much dowry, so a pair of good shoes can make the villagers praise her.

Dalang stammered as he stuffed the package into the woman's hand, and the two glanced at each other quickly.

The woman had a slightly darker skin, but her eyes sparkled, and her little fangs flashed when she smiled, which stunned the usually dull Dalang.

After eating and drinking, the Cui family set off for home.

There was no empty ox cart, so everyone sat in the cart bed. Having solved their important problems, the journey home was much faster.

The good mood didn't last long. As soon as I reached the village entrance, someone came running towards me.

"There's a commotion! The village head asked me to wait for you here. Go home quickly and take a look! Something big has happened!"

The villagers couldn't explain what had happened, but the anxiety on their faces was evident.

Lin's face darkened. She couldn't wait for the ox cart to slowly return, so she immediately got off the cart and walked quickly home.

What happened?

Could it be that there was a food problem with the side dishes, and the diners and the restaurant staff came to make trouble?

Lin's mind raced, thinking quickly about how to deal with the situation.