Rebirth: I Raise a Husband in Another World

This kind of appearance and temperament is very popular among the elderly. Uncle Wang has no parents, no wife or children, so he naturally understands the loneliness of being alone.

Therefore, Lin Han is quite concerned about his parents who have passed away and is now alone.

As they were talking, they remembered that more people had arrived in the town and now the space on the ox cart was full, so they could set off.

Lin Han arrived relatively early and had many seats to choose from. Because Uncle Wang was talking to him at the time, he sat in the seat closest to Uncle Wang.

I don’t know if it’s because all drivers are very talkative, or because Lin Han looks quite like Uncle Wang and speaks nicely, but Uncle Wang kept chatting with Lin Han along the way.

Lin Han said that he was unlucky and could not afford such kindness.

However, he also got a lot of useful information during the conversation, and he knew which store had the most reasonable price for rice.

Which salt tastes the best, is the best for human health, which iron pan cooks the fastest, etc.

About half an hour later, they finally arrived in the town. Uncle Wang drove the ox cart to a tea stall next to the city gate.

Let everyone entering the town get off the car and tie the cows to the stakes prepared in the tea shed.

He said to the villagers who were going to the town: "Just like before, I will wait for you here in the tea shed.

I will be back at the hour of You, regardless of whether everyone is present or not. You should all pay attention to the time, as we will not wait for you after the appointed time."

Everyone responded in unison: "I know, I know."

Then, everyone took their own things and went into the town.

Uncle Wang watched them enter the town and find a seat under the tea stall.

Uncle Wang was obviously a regular at the teahouse. He had barely sat down, and before he could even speak, the owner of the teahouse asked him kindly, "Uncle Wang, here you are. Is everything the same as usual today?"

Uncle Wang smiled and nodded: "Same."

The tea stall owner grinned and replied, "Okay."

After a while, the tea stall owner came out with two large bowls and placed them in front of Uncle Wang.

The teahouse owner said: "Here, take your tea and wontons. Enjoy them slowly. You can always get more tea if you run out."

Although it is called a tea stall, it actually not only sells tea, but also sells snacks such as wontons, steamed buns, and dumplings.

Uncle Wang took a sip of tea, took a bite of wonton, and let out an "ah".

He exclaimed: "This is the taste. The taste of your wontons has not changed at all over the years. This is my favorite."

As he said this, he took out seven coins from his purse and put them on the table. A bowl of tea cost one coin, and there were unlimited refills.

The wontons were stuffed with cabbage and pork, and cost six cents a bowl, although there was almost no filling.

The teahouse owner came over and took the money, then said proudly, "Of course, our wontons are the cheapest. They're big, with thin skin and lots of filling. Everyone who eats them will praise their deliciousness."

In fact, their wontons have almost no filling, but most wontons on the market are like this, so the lack of filling is not really a shortcoming of their wontons.

Moreover, their wontons are indeed better than those of other restaurants and the price is reasonable, so Uncle Wang likes to eat their wontons the most.

Whenever I come to town, I will come to their house to eat wontons. Fortunately, Uncle Wang still has an ox cart to transport people to make money, otherwise I really can't afford to eat these wontons.

Uncle Wang is the only one in his family. He brings people to the town every day, so he eats a bowl of wontons every day, which may seem a bit expensive to others.

He would order a bowl of tea with unlimited refills and sit there all day, waiting until the evening to take the villagers home. In this way, Uncle Wang's day passed.

Uncle Wang's income all came from his cows and ox carts, so he took good care of his cows.

After he finished eating the wontons, he asked the tea stall owner to help him watch the ox cart, then he untied the rope and pulled the ox to find grass to eat and water to drink.

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Lin Han came to the city gate, paid two cents for the entrance fee and went in.

As a person who is used to eating breakfast, I feel very uncomfortable if I skip breakfast occasionally.

Therefore, the first thing Lin Han did after entering the town was not to go shopping, but to find a place to have breakfast.

He was not familiar with the town and didn't know which restaurant had good food, so he just found a restaurant that looked clean and hygienic.

As soon as he entered, the waiter greeted him warmly, asked him to sit down and asked him what he wanted to eat.

The waiter said: "Sir, our wontons have mushroom and chicken filling, cabbage and pork filling, and egg and wood ear filling. What filling would you like?"

Lin Han found an empty table, put his backpack down, sat down, thought for a moment, and replied, "Cabbage and pork filling, please."

The waiter said: "Okay, the wontons in our shop are priced by the piece.

A bowl of small meat wontons contains fifteen wontons and costs six cents, while a bowl of large meat wontons contains twenty wontons and costs eight cents. For every five wontons you add, you will be charged two cents more.

Sir, how many wontons would you like to eat?"

Lin Hanren was tall and had a big appetite. He thought about it and felt that twenty-five wontons should be enough: "Twenty-five will do."

The waiter said: "Okay, sir, please wait a moment, it will be ready soon."

"it is good".

Lin Han sat in front of an empty table waiting. He hadn't had any water since he got up this morning.

He stood up and took out a bowl from the wonton shop's cupboard, then returned to his seat and poured some tea from the teapot.

How should I put it? The taste is very light, almost the same as plain water. I guess it’s because only a little bit of tea leaves was put into a large pot of water.

But it’s good to drink it, so why be picky?

After a while, the waiter brought the wontons over and said, "Sir, these are your wontons. Please enjoy them."

Lin Han subconsciously said "thank you".

But the waiter was shocked and kept saying: "This is what I should do, you are too polite."

Adhering to the principle that the more you talk, the more mistakes you make, Lin Han decided to keep his mouth shut.

Fortunately, after the waiter said that, a new customer came, and the waiter left Lin Han and went up to entertain him.

Only then did Lin Han calm down and savor his wontons.

One bite and you can taste the delicious soup and tender meat filling. The texture is as light as a cloud and melts in your mouth, leaving you with an endless aftertaste.

Sure enough, the high price has its reasons. The wontons in this shop are very delicious. Compared with the wontons in the shop owned by the teahouse, they are really big in size, with thin skin and more filling.

But the price is also very expensive. This bowl of food costs Lin Han ten cents.

You should know that helping people carry goods at the dock only earns about twenty cents a day, and some can earn forty cents, but they are a minority.

Lin Han sighed: Fortunately, I killed a wild boar as soon as I arrived, otherwise I wouldn’t be able to afford steamed buns, let alone wontons.

Once again, I thank God and my ancestors for allowing my supernatural powers to travel through time with me.

Although I have some skills, in this dangerous ancient time, without any special abilities, if I want to hunt large animals, I will definitely have to pay some price.

Medical care in ancient times was so backward that if you were not careful, you could break your hands or legs.

1 Zhuchun is a modern teapot. I wrote Zhuchun instead of teapot to appear more cultured.

Today's mini-theater:

Lin Han secretly rejoiced: Fortunately, I sold a wild boar, otherwise I wouldn’t be able to afford wontons or even steamed buns.