Crossing the book to escape famine, poor little guy does not become cannon fodder reference group

After walking for two days, the group finally arrived at Feng'an County.

There were also many people in Feng'an County who were packing up their belongings in preparation for fleeing the famine. The entrance fee to the city was five taels per person. Everyone looked at each other. Zhang Honghua and the Zhenzhu sisters were the first to speak up. They wanted to stay outside the city and not go in.

The entrance fee was so expensive, 20 taels for the four of them, and there was nothing they needed to buy, so it would be better to save the 20 taels for the host.

Xue Ping'er thought about it and just gave Song Pan'er a list of medicinal herbs, and she didn't go in.

She wanted to make some lethal poison powder, which required a lot of medicinal materials.

Lin Chengxiu and Tie Wenqin need to purchase materials for making muskets and gunpowder, so they have to go into the city.

Including Song Dahe's family of three, the entrance fee alone cost 25 taels.

When paying the silver, Song Dahe greeted the county magistrate and the soldiers defending the city for eighteen generations in his heart.

Pushing the empty cart into the county town, Song Pan'er took the silver and gave it to Lin Chengxiu and Tie Wenqin, and the two sides went their separate ways.

Song Pan'er and the others still had to go buy medicinal herbs.

After walking around the street, Song Paner chose a pharmacy that was about to close.

There was only a white-haired old man in the drugstore. He was wearing gray coarse cloth clothes, with a slightly hunched back. He looked very old and frail, with a sick look on his face.

Song Paner stepped forward and greeted him, "Hello, Grandpa. I want to buy some medicine."

The old man glanced at Song Dahe and his wife who were following behind her, then turned and walked into the pharmacy. He coughed twice and said, "Come in."

The three of them entered the pharmacy. Song Pan'er looked around the shop and found that the variety of medicinal materials was very complete. However, there was a thin layer of dust on the long table used for taking pulses. It must have been a while since anyone wiped it clean.

The old man walked up to the counter and held out his hand, "Give me the prescription."

Song Pan'er took out the list written by Xue Ping'er from her straw bag and handed it over. "Grandpa, please give me as much of each medicine as you can get."

The old man looked at her suspiciously, then looked at Song Dahe.

Song Dahe didn't think there was anything wrong. Seeing the old man looking at him, he said as a matter of course: "Just listen to her."

The old man nodded and took out the medicine from the medicine cabinet.

After catching and packing the items, he used an abacus to calculate the required silver. "It's thirteen taels and four cents in total. I'll round off the amount for you. Thirteen taels will be enough."

Qian Jinfeng took out some silver and paid the old man, which made him even more suspicious.

This family of three is really strange. The daughter is the one who makes the decisions, the wife is in charge of the money, and the man has no say at all. Whatever his wife and daughter say is the final word. It's really embarrassing for the man.

But this has nothing to do with him, it’s better to have less trouble than more.

He had originally planned to wait until the family left before closing the shop, but Song Pan'er suddenly asked, "Grandpa, do you sell any other medicine in your pharmacy? I want them all."

Old man: What the hell?

Is there something wrong with my hearing due to my age? Otherwise, how could I hear such a little girl saying that she wanted to buy all the medicine in the pharmacy?

"What did you say?" He looked at Song Pan'er, his cloudy eyes wide open.

Song Pan'er looked up and said, "Grandpa, I want to buy all the medicine in your pharmacy."

The old man was stunned for a moment, and said in disbelief: "Are you kidding?"

Song Pan'er nodded heavily, "No kidding, I really want to buy it."

She had to replace the medicines in the Chinese medicine cabinet in the pharmacy.

After confirming that what she said was true, the disbelief on the old man's face gradually turned into ecstasy.

He was just worrying that the medicines in the pharmacy would be wasted after he left, but now Song Paner actually said she wanted to buy them all.

Now he doesn't dislike Song Dahe, the head of the family, for not being masculine. It's good to be masculine! Only without masculinity can he sell all the medicines in his pharmacy!