Rebirth: I Raise a Husband in Another World

He added a few large pieces of firewood in it and let the fire burn on its own. He then went to enshrine the ancestral gods, family gods, family tree and move the stove.

Lin Han took out the couplets he bought in town and, with his extraordinary eyesight, pasted them up without the help of a kerosene lamp.

After pasting the couplets, Lin Han placed the tablets of the original owner's parents on the shrine and placed a red wooden box next to it.

It contains Lin Han’s family tree, and there are currently only three people in it.

However, Lin Han believes that with his efforts, the number of names in the family tree will increase soon.

There is also a table next to the shrine, on which the God of Wealth is enshrined. At this point, the tasks of enshrining the ancestral gods, household gods, family tree and moving the stove to Lin Han have all been completed.

He took a look and found that the water in the pot had not yet boiled. Lin Han added two large pieces of firewood into it and left to do other things.

Lin Han returned to the old house and moved the broom and dustpan he bought to the new house.

At this moment, the water in the pot boiled. This pot of water was actually of no use, it was mainly boiled for the sake of a good omen.

The boiling water meant that the people living in this house would have a prosperous life in the future. Seeing that the water was boiling, Lin Han ignored the pot of water and went on to do other things.

Lin Han moved all the tables, stools, dishes and chopsticks from the old house to the new house. Anyway, Lin Han moved almost everything that was still usable to the new house.

By the time he finished all this, the sky was already bright and the sun was shining gloriously.

Lin Han wiped the sweat off his face and looked at the new house which had become bright and clean after his cleaning, feeling particularly relieved.

Lin Han: This is my house, and it’s also where Hua Jian and I will live in the future.

Lin Han just looked at his new house quietly, enjoying the bright future of him and Hua Jian.

The banquet was to be held at three or four in the afternoon, but to cook for so many people in the village, preparations had to be made three or four hours in advance.

Therefore, Lin Han has to cook now, because at noon he will have to prepare the food for the banquet with several cooks, and he will have no time to eat at that time.

Lin Han made two simple dishes for himself and quickly finished his lunch early.

After Lin Han finished his meal and washed the dishes, Aunt Zhang and the other cooks came over with kerosene lamps.

Lin Han greeted them: "Grandma Li, Aunt Zhang, Uncle Qin... come over here!"

Grandma Li: "Yes, I saw it was almost time at home, so I rushed over and happened to run into them on the way."

Lin Han: "Since you are here, let's start cooking."

Aunt Zhang: "Okay."

The five of them had clear division of labor and each had their own responsibilities: some made the fire, some drained the rice, some washed the vegetables, and some cooked.

Because there was so much rice to cook, Lin Han and Uncle Li bought two rice steamers and borrowed four from other people's homes.

Grandma Li worked very hard because Lin Han was going to move into a new house, so almost all the wooden products were bought from Grandpa Li.

And because Uncle Li was responsible at work, Lin Han decided to raise his wages to forty cents a day.

All these wages, including the money for the wooden products that Lin Han bought from Uncle Li, were paid together on the day Lin Han's house was completed.

The recent house took a total of thirty-seven days from start to finish. Uncle Li's wages were 1,480 coins, and together with the wooden products he sold, the total amount was four taels of silver.

Although the wages of the others were not as much as Uncle Li's, they were still not less. Each of them received 1,295 coins.

In order to reward them and make the total even, Lin Han simply gave each of them 1,300 coins as wages, which made them very happy.

Although it's only five cents more, it's worth it. Who would complain about having too much money?

Lin Han spent nearly thirty taels on labor to build this house, but the money was not wasted. They built the house quickly and well.

Back to the topic, although there are villagers who buy wooden products from Uncle Li on a regular basis, they are only a minority.

This was the first time Grandma Li had seen someone like Lin Han buy so much at one time. Grandpa Li had made a lot of money from Lin Han during this period.

Therefore, Grandma Li had a very good impression of Lin Han, and therefore worked very hard when working for Lin Han.

They were working in full swing, and one of the dishes was cooked by Lin Han himself, and that dish was boiled chicken.

Lin Han felt that if all the chicken was cooked, it might not be finished. It would be left in the pot, melted and messy, which would be disgusting to look at.

It would be better to make it into boiled chicken and let the villagers pack up the leftovers and take them home. After all, it is meat, and Lin Han thinks they will not refuse.

Lin Han was making boiled chicken, and the others were also busy. Aunt Zhang was making cold rice noodles.

She put the sauerkraut, sour soup, rice noodles and chili oil into a large bowl.

Start stirring, tasting it from time to time to see if it tastes right.

Grandma Li was frying cashew nuts, Qin Qin was cooking pickled cabbage and bean soup, and Xiang Qian's wife was helping to light the fire...

With the concerted efforts of several of them, all the meals were finally cooked around three o'clock in the afternoon.

Lin Han first offered the food to the ancestors of the family, that is, he placed it in front of the shrine.

With a burst of crackling firecrackers, the banquet officially began. As the host, Lin Han went out to greet the guests.

Aunt Zhang and her colleagues were in charge of serving the dishes in the kitchen, while Yang Hongyuan and a dozen young men in the village were in charge of serving the dishes.

Several unmarried women in the village and Shuang'er helped wash the dishes, and the village chief was responsible for writing the gift book.

Everyone who gave a gift was listed in the gift book, including the amount of the gift clearly stated. The village chief's younger brother was responsible for collecting the gifts.

Before the banquet started, Lin Han stood in the middle of more than a dozen tables and said, "Today is the day I, Lin Han, enter my new home.

On this sunny day with clear blue skies, thank you all for taking the time out of your busy schedules to congratulate me.

Here, I would like to express my sincere thanks to everyone for coming, and I hope you all have a good meal and drink.

Finally, I would like to once again extend a warm welcome and sincere thanks to everyone for coming.

I wish you all your wishes come true, everything goes well, good health, prosperity and good luck!

Everyone applauded in unison, "Good, well said!"

The villagers and the people around them sighed: "Every time (first sound), it's really amazing, Lin Han is so good at talking."

Villager 2: "Yes, it's different after being educated. Not only can you speak clearly and logically, but you can also make sense."

Villager 3: "My goodness, this house is really well built, but I wonder how much money it cost?"

Villager 4: "I think it's at least one hundred taels of silver, maybe even one hundred and fifty taels."

Villager 5: "What a prodigal son! If it really is one hundred and fifty taels,

There are so many things you can do with this money. A house is enough to live in, why build such a big one?"