Rebirth: I Raise a Husband in Another World

Seeing that Lin Han was obviously going to treat him to a meal, Uncle Wang quickly refused.

Uncle Wang: "No need, Lin Han, since we have sold all the bears, let's go back early.

As for eating, I'm not hungry yet, I'll eat at home. Money is hard to come by, so don't spend it outside."

Uncle Wang tried to persuade Lin Han earnestly.

But who is Lin Han? Is he so easily persuaded? Besides, he is rich now and can afford that little bit of money.

However, he also knew that the elderly people in the village had been frugal all their lives, so Lin Han had to pretend to be pitiful.

Lin Han showed a pitiful expression: "Uncle, please come with me to eat. As an elder, you have accompanied me for a trip. I would feel bad if I don't treat you to a meal.

Besides, I have other things to do later, and I still need you for those things. We can't go back to the village so soon, so please come with me to eat."

Uncle Wang was used to living alone and had never seen such a scene. Besides, he had a weak stance to begin with, so it didn't matter whether he ate or not.

So there is no doubt that he was persuaded.

He sighed quietly, "Oh, okay."

Seeing that he agreed, Lin Han asked again: "Then what do you want to eat?"

It was already very embarrassing for Uncle Wang to agree to eat for free, so how could he have any other demands?

Besides, farmers don’t have much to eat on a daily basis. For Uncle Wang, anything that costs money is delicious.

So he gave the choice to Lin Han, "I don't have anything I want to eat, you can take care of it."

Lin Han had only been to the town a few times, and treating people to a meal was a science. If he treated them cheaply, it would give people the feeling of looking down on them, and if he treated them expensively, the person being treated would feel bad.

After much thought, Lin Han decided to treat Uncle Wang to wontons. He had heard from passengers on the ox cart that Uncle Wang liked to eat wontons and would go to the teahouse to eat a bowl of wontons every time he came to the town.

The wontons he ate at last time were very good, with thin skin and big fillings. It was just right to take Uncle Wang there to eat.

When leaving, Lin Han wrote down the name, which seemed to be Lao Ji Wonton.

Lin Han: "I heard that you like eating wontons, so let's go eat wontons. I know a Laoji wonton shop, and their wontons taste good."

Although Uncle Wang let Lin Han make the decision, he was still worried in his heart. He was afraid that Lin Han would spend money, so he treated him to a big meal.

So when Lin Han offered to treat him to wontons, he breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, it wasn't anything expensive, otherwise I would be embarrassed to eat it.

But Lin Han is really thoughtful. He actually remembered that I like to eat wontons, Uncle Wang thought.

He smiled happily and agreed: "Okay, okay, since you are so thoughtful, we will eat wontons."

Seeing that Uncle Wang agreed, Lin Han was also happy. He smiled and said, "In that case, let's go eat."

Uncle Wang: "Okay."

As soon as he finished speaking, Lin Han walked in front, as if leading the way for Uncle Wang, and Uncle Wang followed behind him, leading the cow.

After a while, they arrived at Lao Ji Wonton.

Unlike the deserted area near Jishidiang, the area near Laoji Wonton is full of food shops. The street is bustling with people and guests.

Lin Han pointed to the sign of Lao Ji Wonton and said to Uncle Wang: "Uncle, this is it. I have eaten there once before. Their wontons taste good."

As one of the Eight Forgivenesses of Daqian, since he is here, it is naturally impossible for Uncle Wang to spoil Lin Han's fun. Besides, Uncle Wang, chosen by Lin Han, is also very liked by him, so he is naturally happy.

Uncle Wang smiled and said to Lin Han, "Okay, wait until I tie the cow there, and then we'll go in."

As he spoke, Uncle Wang found a wooden stake to tie the cow to, then came to Lin Han and entered Lao Ji Wonton with Lin Han.

Although there were many people in the store, they were not treated coldly. As soon as they entered, the waiter warmly entertained them.

Lin Han and Uncle Wang finally found an empty seat to sit down, and the waiter came over to ask them.

The waiter said, "My dear guests, our wontons have mushroom and chicken fillings, cabbage and pork fillings, and egg and wood ear fillings. What fillings would you like?"

Lin Han didn't answer, so I asked Uncle Wang first: "Uncle, what kind of filling do you want to eat?"

Uncle Wang thought that he would have nothing to do after coming in, so he just waited for Lin Han to order and then he just had to sit and wait for the food.

Unexpectedly, Lin Han even asked him what kind of filling he wanted. How could he be so thoughtful?

Oh, actually, what’s there to ask? He can eat any filling. But since Lin Han asked, he naturally said his favorite filling.

Uncle Wang said simply: "Cabbage and pork filling."

Lin Han understood: "Both of them want the ones with cabbage and pork filling."

The waiter seemed to have a smiling clockwork installed, always doing business with a smile.

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

A bowl of fifteen small meat wontons costs six cents, and a bowl of twenty large meat wontons costs eight cents.

Every five wontons you add will cost an extra two cents. Gentlemen, how many wontons do you want to order?"

When he heard the price, Uncle Wang was shocked: Wow, it’s so expensive, is the filling in the wontons dragon meat?

Six cents for only fifteen wontons. You should know that when I eat a bowl of wontons for six cents at the teahouse, there are twenty wontons.

This time, before Lin Han could speak, Uncle Wang said, "A bowl of big meat wontons."

Even so, Lin Han still played his role. He asked Uncle Wang: "Uncle, there are only twenty large meat wontons in a bowl. Is that enough for you?

Please don't be polite to me, don't save money for me, if it's not enough, just order more, just make sure you are full."

Uncle Wang was not very hungry at the moment. Adhering to the principle of saving as much as possible, he thought that he could always get more food if he was not full later, so he refused to agree.

Uncle Wang refused, "Oh, that's enough, that's enough. I know how much I can eat, and I can always have more if I don't have enough. That's all."

Seeing that Uncle Wang was so determined, Lin Han didn't know what to say.

So he turned to the waiter and told him what he wanted: "I want thirty wontons."

The waiter received the message and double-checked to see if there was anything wrong: "Okay, gentlemen, one large meat wonton and another thirty wontons, correct?"

Lin Han nodded in confirmation: "That's right."

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

"it is good."

A moment later, the waiter brought the wontons over and said, "Here are your wontons, my dear guests. Please enjoy them."

Lin Han took out two pairs of chopsticks from the chopstick holder and handed one pair to Uncle Wang.

Then he said to the waiter: "Thank you."

Lin Han was good-looking and polite, so the waiter remembered him the last time he came to eat wontons.

The waiter said, "You're welcome." Then he turned and left to entertain other guests.