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

The sky is dim.

The tranquility of the night has not yet completely faded.

There was a faint sound of pots and bowls colliding in the yard. Silang and Wulang were packing.

Of the 150 coins I paid for the repair yesterday, my uncle took 50 coins and gave him the remaining 100 coins.

My second brother counted the copper coins several times last night. They now have two hundred coins in their hands, which is enough to buy a hoe. If they save money for two more days, they can buy a rake.

Shiro packed the food quickly and steadily.

However, my second brother said that there is no need to rake now. He can borrow it from grandpa if he needs it once or twice. The important thing is to save enough money for seeds first.

They have already earned money thanks to Third Aunt. Since Third Aunt does not treat them like children, they cannot take advantage of Third Aunt's family by relying on their youth.

After Lin finished washing up, she lowered the curtains and pulled Xiaoliu out of the quilt like pulling a carrot.

It is called a curtain, but it is actually just a piece of black coarse cloth with ropes tied at both ends. When not in use, just untie one end. Apart from being unsightly, it is very convenient to use.

"Mom, I don't want to go out for a walk anymore."

There were rumors in the village that the chickens and ducks were infected with a disease, and they were spreading the disease wherever they went. If they passed through the fields, a large area of crops would die.

Yesterday afternoon, the villagers threw stones at Dami and the chickens. Dahei was protecting the chickens and was hit by the stones several times.

He was somewhat reluctant to go out.

"Then don't go out." Lin touched Xiaoliu's head. This child loves small animals from the bottom of his heart.

"Mom is going to the city this morning. You can help her pick out the bean seeds at home."

"it is good!"

"The light in the house is not good. I'll take the winnowing basket to the yard before I go out. You can pick the rice in the yard and watch it basking in the sun."

Although she didn't know how to prevent chicken plague, it was always a good idea to get more sun exposure.

She was not at home yesterday morning. When she came back, Mrs. Cui said that just as they left, Li Dagang from Liushu Village came and said that the twelve acres of land had been prepared and could be planted at any time.

Counting the days, Zhaozhao will be back tomorrow at the latest. Soak the bean seeds first and plant them directly when she comes back.

When I opened the door, Shiro had already packed up and was waiting outside.

"Why didn't you knock? Come in."

Silang showed his white teeth and his eyes were shining. He patted the dew on his body and walked into the house in two or three steps.

There was half a pot of hot water boiling in the pot. Lin was in the habit of drinking a cup of hot water on an empty stomach when she got up early. This had been her habit for many years.

She scooped out two bowls, one for her and one for Shilang.

Silang took a sip and grimaced in pain because of the heat. Lin quickly poured him half a bowl of cold water.

"Aunt San, I thought about that question last night." Silang rubbed his palms against his knees. "If Widow Qin steals the customers, we can lower the price and win them back."

Lin smiled and asked, "What's the lowest price you can accept?"

"What's the lowest price you can accept?" Silang was a little bewildered. "As long as it's better than Widow Qin, I'm happy even if she can't sell it."

"What if she gives it away for free?"

Shiro moved his lips, then suddenly fell silent.

He took so much trouble to fix the bowl, he would have to be crazy to give it away for free.

"If you want to lower prices, you should first set a minimum price. After deducting the purchase price, labor, shipping costs, and other costs, you should also leave a profit margin. For example, our bowls should cost at least 1.5 wen each. If you go any lower, you will lose money."

Silang's face flushed red. He wanted to lower the price to one penny last night. If Third Aunt hadn't said it, he might have really lost all his capital.

"Also, as a business, besides attracting customers, we also have to be responsible to those who have already bought dishes. If we reduce the price, those who have already bought dishes will feel that they have been cheated, and it will also affect our reputation."

"Our advantage is repair. You can think about it this way."

Lin picked up the basin, got up and went to the inner room. Xiaoliu likes to eat sweets at his age, so why not make him a sweet egg roll in the morning.

Shiro stayed in the outer room to think about the problem.

She actually has a lot of solutions in mind, but she doesn't want to say it directly. Compared to making money, she attaches more importance to cultivating her children's ability to think independently.

Add sugar to the egg liquid and simmer it slowly over low heat in the pan. Pour the egg liquid thinly into the pan and use a spatula to roll it into a golden omelet while it is just solidifying.

Pour another spoonful of egg liquid on it and continue to roll it, pressing it down as you go.

Take out the egg rolls and add the boiled dumpling soup with the remaining oil in the pot.

Just as the dumpling soup was bubbling, Shilang suddenly stood up.

"I thought of it!"

He figured out how to retain customers without lowering the price!

Xiaoliu had just washed his hands and sat obediently at the table. Although he didn't know what his fourth brother was thinking, he was impressed by his confidence and looked at the bowl with starry eyes.

"Fourth brother is so awesome!"

The main focus is to provide enough emotional value.

Shiro sat down embarrassedly, it wasn't that serious.

Lin scooped out a bowl of dumpling soup and cut a sweet egg roll in half. "Take the dumpling soup and egg roll to Lidong first. We'll talk more about it when we get back."

"okay."

Shiro went and came back, eager to express his thoughts.

"Aunt, here's what I think. We can repair bowls for free. As long as customers buy our bowls, they can bring their broken bowls to us and we'll repair them for free."

Silang finished speaking in one breath and waited for Aunt San to ask questions.

Lin took a sip of the dumpling soup and put down the bowl.

"Okay, I'll do as you say."

Shi Lang was a little stuck: "Aunt San, you... just agreed? Without asking a few more questions?"

Xiaoliu quickly answered: "Fourth brother, that's very good. I didn't even think of such a great idea."

Lin was amused by Xiaoliu and looked at Shilang: "This is a good idea, we can give it a try."

Silang was extremely excited. Third Aunt's praise made him more excited than making money.

"Well, then I'll go and boil the gum."

Lin called him back, "Eat your fill first."

Silang sat down again, gulped down the dumpling soup, wiped his mouth and went to work.

Lin also quickly finished her meal. There was still a quarter of an hour before the ox cart set off, and she had to prepare the bean seeds and other things.

Old Mrs. Cui cooked a pot of wild vegetable porridge in the morning. The new grain was about to come in, so Old Mrs. Cui no longer frugal when cooking and cooked the porridge very thickly.

"Why do I see Shilang like this? Is he going into town to sell goods today?"

Old Mrs. Cui saw Silang busy in the yard since she got up in the morning, and now he had lit a fire.

"Well, I'll go to the city with you later." Cui Chengliang turned the edge of the bowl and slurped the batter quickly. "Dad, you water the fields in the morning. I'll do the rest of the work when I get back in the afternoon."

"Don't worry about the fields, your wife is more important." Old man Cui had a smile on his face.

Cui Chengliang's face turned red. What the hell was going on?

He had thought it through last night. Since Lin had also traveled through time, they had even less relationship.

Whether it is him or Lin, they are souls that have traveled through time and space, and have nothing to do with husband and wife.

He was also unwilling to take advantage of the opportunity.

He was just worried that Lin didn't understand the local laws, so he followed her into the city so that if anything went wrong, he could help in time.