Rebirth: I Raise a Husband in Another World

In the end, Lin Han walked into the cave that was one meter high. He used the stick as a pathfinder, poking here and there.

When he came in, Lin Han was full of fantasies about this cave, whether good or bad, of course, more of the good.

However, after searching inside, he was a little disappointed. It was just an ordinary cave.

The diameter is not deep, about two or three meters, and the width is about three or four meters. In terms of height, it should be as high as two flower streams.

Lin Han looked carefully and found no treasure or danger in this place. The only use of this cave for humans was probably to shelter from the rain.

Lin Han walked out of the cave with a lack of interest and went back along the way he came. He climbed up the mountain along the same way he came down.

When he reached the flat ground, Lin Han looked down at the bottom of the cliff and found that the place where he had dug ginseng was no longer visible. It was completely blocked by the lush green grass underground.

Lin Han nodded, feeling relieved. It was fine as long as he couldn't see anything from up there. The way down was not easy to walk on, not even for Lin Han, let alone others.

Lin Han wandered around in the forest for an entire afternoon and managed to catch two pheasants, a hare, and three pheasant eggs.

Lin Han didn't take the three pheasant eggs. It was not like he couldn't afford to buy eggs. He would keep these pheasant eggs for the pheasants to hatch chicks and catch them when they grew up.

After working hard for an afternoon, Lin Han had a "good harvest". When he was about to go out, Lin Han took out the backpack and put the pheasants and rabbits into the backpack.

After doing all this, Lin Han walked out of Shengshan with the backpack on his back. In fact, there were two ways for Lin Han to go home.

One is a small path where few people walk. Few people see Lin Han walking there.

One is a main road that passes through some fields in the village, in order to provide a clear path for the money he will spend in the future.

Whenever he went hunting, Lin Han would take the main road home to let everyone know that he had gone into the mountains to hunt and had a good harvest.

Lin Han passed by the field. The people in the village were very welcoming. As long as you passed by them, they would greet you.

Today was no different. Not long after Lin Han set foot on this road, someone asked him, "Lin Han, where are you from?"

Lin Han replied naturally: "From Shengshan."

When A heard this, he was amazed: "Oh my, that's incredible! You actually dared to go hunting in Shengshan. What did you get?"

"good."

Lin Han was a little scheming here. He didn't say which animals he hunted, nor did he say how many animals he hunted. He just said it was okay.

But the smile on his face couldn't be concealed. One could tell at a glance that he was being modest. He must have made a good harvest, otherwise how could he be so happy?

A also thought so. When he saw the smile on Lin Han's face, he knew that Lin Han had made a good harvest this time, but he did not feel jealous at all.

Because he knew that Lin Han had hunted all of these prey in Shengshan. That was Shengshan. Apart from Lin Han, who else in their village would dare to enter?

Anyway, he didn't dare to go in, for fear that he would lose his life if he was not careful. It can be said that Lin Han's current wealth was earned at the cost of his life (A thinks so).

A was just envious but never thought of imitating him. A looked at Lin Han and sighed.

I thought to myself that I should just farm honestly. Even though I wouldn’t get rich, at least I would be safe and wouldn’t starve to death.

Lin Han exchanged a few pleasantries with A and continued on his way with the backpack on his back. After walking for a while, Lin Han met B who was coming towards him.

B: "Lin Han, are you going hunting?"

Lin Han nodded and replied calmly: "Yeah, what about you? What are you going to do?"

B: "Me? I'm just going to check out the fields and then go home to eat. What kind of prey did you catch?"

Lin Han raised his hand and pointed at the backpack behind him and said, "Look for yourself."

Hearing this, Yi took a few steps forward and stretched his neck to look into Lin Han's backpack. He found two pheasants, a hare, and the silver ring snake inside.

His pupils suddenly dilated, and he turned around and gave Lin Han a thumbs up.

He said in a tone full of admiration: "Lin Han, you actually caught the Bungarus serpent, which is a poisonous snake. You are this!"

Lin Han said modestly: "I got it by accident. This snake is really agile. I almost died."

Although it was just a short sentence, B was frightened and thought: Yes, someone like Lin Han, although he earns a lot.

But you never know when you will die, and it would be a pity if you died without spending all the money.

Oh, that’s not right. I remember that Lin Han opened a pastry shop in town. Why does he need to go up the mountain to hunt?

B had some doubts in his mind, and thought he could ask Lin Han, so he told Lin Han about his doubts.

Person B asked curiously, "Lin Han, don't you have a pastry shop in town? Why do you still want to go hunting in the mountains?"

Lin Han explained: "The two people I hired are in charge of the pastry shop. I have nothing to do, and since I can't sit still, I just went back to my old business.

Besides, who would complain about having too much money? What’s more, I haven’t married or had children yet.

When I have children in the future, raising them will be a huge expense. I have to save more now, otherwise I won’t have money to spend later.”

Lin Han was just making up an excuse to fool B, but he didn't expect B to take it seriously and nodded with empathy.

I thought: Yes, I almost forgot that Lin Han doesn’t even have a wife. No matter what, I need the betrothal gift, wedding dress, and banquet.

All of these cost money, and not a small amount. In this way, I live better than Lin Han. At least I have a wife and children.

B looked at Lin Han with a hint of sympathy and complained bitterly: "Hey, who said it wasn't true? I'm better than you. I already have a child.

But my kid is not obedient at all. He makes trouble every day and someone has to watch over him.

Otherwise, he would cry all the time, even until his voice became hoarse, and your sister-in-law would have to take care of him at home. I had to do all the work in the fields by myself, and it was so tiring.

Lin Han comforted B: "All children are like this, at least your child is strong and seldom gets sick.

He is still naive now, but when he grows up he will be sensible and respect you."

Although Lin Han did not believe that raising a son could prevent old age, given the current state of the times, he had no choice but to persuade Yi in the right way.

Lin Han's words really touched Yi's heart. Why did he raise a child? It was so that someone would take care of him when he was old.

B chuckled and said, "I hope so. If this kid dares to be unfilial to me in the future, he will be finished.

You still have things to do, right? I won't chat with you any more. I'll go check on the fields, and you can go get busy too."

Lin Han nodded, and the two parted ways. Lin Han later met a few more people, exchanged a few words with them, and then left.

When he was almost home, Lin Han met Aunt Zhang's son Zhang Yingda, who was walking towards him from another road carrying a hoe, obviously also going home.