Rebirth: I Raise a Husband in Another World

Lin Han bought two servings of sugar-roasted chestnuts in total. Shortly before they finished watching the box lights, Hua Jian finished eating the first serving.

Hua Jian kept holding the bag, intending to throw it into the trash can after he finished looking at the box lights and left.

There were no garbage shovels in this era, but they did have things to hold garbage, which were large baskets or dustpans made of bamboo.

Lin Han was always paying attention to Hua Jian. Hua Jian would eat a chestnut from time to time, but now he stopped eating for a while, so Lin Han naturally noticed his action.

Although Lin Han has good eyesight, he does not have X-ray vision and cannot see through the bag to see if there are any chestnut meats inside.

However, he saw Hua Jian holding the bag and not reaching in to take the chestnuts for a long time, so he guessed that there might be no chestnuts in it.

Thinking of this, Lin Han promptly presented another portion of peeled sugar-roasted chestnuts.

She asked with concern, "Huahua, you're not eating any more. Is there no more? Come, I've peeled this one too. Take it and eat it."

Don’t think that Lin Han didn’t eat anything. He is not a fool, and he didn’t borrow money to that extent.

When he wants to eat sugar-roasted chestnuts, he will eat them himself. In fact, when he is peeling them, if he wants to eat them, he will put them into his mouth and then peel the next one.

There was indeed no chestnut meat in the bag in Hua Jian's hand, but he really didn't want to eat it anymore, otherwise he would have told Lin Han the moment he finished eating.

Hua Jian shook his head and refused the peeled sugar-roasted chestnuts with body language.

Afraid that Lin Han didn't understand, Hua Jian started to explain: "Lin Han, there are indeed no chestnuts in my bag.

But I don’t want to eat anymore now. I’ve eaten enough tonight. You eat. My mouth feels dry and I want to drink some water.”

Lin Han: "Oh, I see. Well, actually I ate quite a bit while peeling them.

Then I'll put it in the box, and tell me when you want to eat it. Come on, drink it."

As Lin Han spoke, he put the peeled sugar-roasted chestnuts into the box, actually into the space, then took out the water bag from the box and handed it to Hua Jian.

Hua Jian took the water bag and drank several gulps. It seemed that he was really thirsty.

Before Hua Jian finished drinking the water, the box light burned out and the crowd around them began to disperse.

Soon, the circle originally formed by people was shattered into pieces, and there was no sign that there was a circle there.

Lin Han and the others did not leave. He protected Hua Jian and waited until Hua Jian finished drinking the water before leaving.

After drinking the water, Hua Jian took out a handkerchief to wipe his mouth, and then returned the water bag to Lin Han.

Hua Jian: "Lin Han, everyone has left, let's go too."

Lin Han took the water bag and put it away, then replied, "Okay."

The two began to stroll leisurely again. They did not deliberately look for performances to watch, but would only watch them when they came across one.

While walking around, Hua Jian noticed a stall selling rice cakes and buckwheat cakes. The stall owner took out a few cakes and roasted them over the fire.

Hua Jian paused, thinking of his own habit. He wanted to leave but cast a longing look at the stall.

Lin Han keenly noticed something strange about Hua Jian. He looked in the direction Hua Jian was looking and saw the stall.

He asked, "Why did you stop, Huahua? Do you want to eat buckwheat cakes or rice cakes? If you want to eat them, let's go buy them."

Hua Jian thought of his own little habit, shook his head, and said regretfully: "Forget it, I only like to eat the roasted and fragrant skin on the outside, not the inside.

If I buy it and eat the skin, the rest will be wasted, so I'd better not buy it."

Although Hua Jian refused, Lin Han could clearly see that he wanted to eat it.

So he said to Hua Jian: "What's the big deal? Wait until you finish eating the skin and give me the inside. Let's go buy two."

Hua Jian still disagreed and said hesitantly: "Forget it, Lin Han, do you like eating buckwheat cakes and rice cakes? Don't force yourself to eat things you don't like because of me."

Lin Han gave a comforting smile and said, "No, why would I force myself to eat something I don't like? I really like these two things.

For me, I like them almost equally, whether it's the outer skin or the inner part.

Since you like to eat the outer layer of skin, let's buy two. You can eat the skin and I can eat the rest."

Lin Han had already said so, and it would seem a bit ungrateful if he didn't agree. Besides, Hua Jian was already craving for something to eat.

So he reluctantly agreed, Hua Jian said: "Okay, I'll buy one each of buckwheat cake and rice cake."

Lin Han: "Okay."

They walked hand in hand to the stall selling baba, and as Huajian said, they bought one buckwheat baba and one rice baba.

Hua Jian carefully tore off the roasted and fragrant shells of the two cakes and ate them bite by bite, feeling very satisfied.

While eating his favorite food, Hua Jian sighed: It feels so good to be accepted and cared for by others all the time.

During this time, he fed Lin Han two pieces. Hua Jian raised his hand and said, "Lin Han, try it. It's delicious."

Lin Han opened his mouth and took a bite, and a burnt and sweet taste spread in his mouth.

Hua Jian fed Lin Han twice in total. The shell of the rice cake had a crispy and sweet texture.

The shell of buckwheat cake is also crispy, but it is not completely sweet. It is a bittersweet with 50% sweetness and 50% bitterness each.

Hua Jian ate up all the skin before handing the two skinless poops to Lin Han.

Lin Han took it and only ate the rice cake. He put the buckwheat cake into the space when Hua Jian was not paying attention. It was not that he didn't like it, but he just didn't want to eat two cakes at once.

They wandered around for a long time and visited all four streets in Taoyuan Town.

When they walked to West Street, there was a lantern exhibition. Hua Jian took a fancy to a rabbit lantern and Lin Han bought it.

The rabbit lantern was made so vividly and lifelike that Hua Jian held the rabbit lantern in his hand, his eyes full of surprise, and he would look down from time to time.

Lin Han saw Hua Jian's reaction and couldn't help but laugh secretly, how cute.

Lin Han smiled and asked: "I like it so much~"

Hua Jian nodded, "Yeah, don't you think it looks really real, like it's alive?"

Lin Han laughed again: "Yes, I think it looks a lot like you."

Hua Jian was puzzled. He looked away from the rabbit lantern and looked at Lin Han in confusion: "Huh? Why do you say that? How are we similar?"

Lin Han: "Just as cute."

Hua Jian was speechless =_=. He thought there was some part of his body that looked like a rabbit, but it turned out to be his personality.

That’s not right. My personality is not like a rabbit. How did he come to this conclusion?

Hua Jian wanted to know the reason, so he asked Lin Han: "How did you come to this conclusion?"