Time Travel: A Fisherwoman Goes to the Sea to Raise a Baby

"I don't want to. When I grow up, my elder sister will go out to play every day. I don't want her to be so tired."

Sihai said this unhappily with a pout.

Er Er nodded in agreement when he heard this.

Xu Yiyi was still in the kitchen wondering if there was a rat infestation at home, and was planning to bring home a cat in a few days.

When he heard Sihai's words, his brows suddenly relaxed.

The child's eyes are twinkling, which is particularly beautiful.

Aunt Li felt a pang of sadness when she heard this. Even little kids know that they should treat their elder sister well.

"Look how obedient he is. Didn't you rent a stall? You have a boat at home too. When you save up some money, go buy a house in town and leave it to Sihai. You can also hand over the stall to him. Then your life won't be too difficult in the future."

Xu Yiyi was not very happy after hearing this.

Aunt Li was so biased just because she heard one sentence.

"That's not what Aunt Li said. I can't be so biased."

Xu Yiyi cleaned the pork belly on the plate and glanced at Aunt Li.

I found that she didn't feel anything was wrong at all.

"If the children have a promising future, they won't have to worry about these trivial things in the future. They can live well with their own abilities. If they don't have that ability and really have to rely on these things to make a living, it's not too late to say these things later. Please don't say such biased words in front of the children. In my opinion, the children are all equally good and I will love them all equally.

The speaker may not mean anything, but the listener may take it to heart. You may forget about it as soon as you leave this room today, but you don’t know that your child will still be thinking about it.”

If this continues, it will affect the relationship between each other.

"I don't want the kids to get upset over something like this."

Xu Yiyi stood in front of Aunt Li and spoke seriously.

The so-called discord among brothers is actually closely related to the favoritism between parents and relatives.

Xu Yiyi had suffered such treatment before. Her parents favored her younger brother. As time went by, she looked at her younger brother with inexplicable disgust.

They can start quarreling just by saying a few words.

Overtly or covertly, he seems not to care about his younger brother, but he still feels jealousy and disgust towards him.

Sihai was ignorant, but Erer understood.

The look in his eyes when he looked at Xu Yiyi was somewhat moved.

Aunt Li realized Xu Yiyi's seriousness and joked with a laugh.

"Could it be that if Er'er doesn't live well in the future, you will leave all your things to her? How can that be possible? Sanchuan Sihai and Wuyuan are the ones who will carry on the Xu family's lineage. It would be a mess if you left all your things to Er'er."

Xu Yiyi smiled helplessly. She could tell the difference by looking at the name Aunt Li gave her son.

Yuanbao is someone who treats his son as a treasure.

Aunt Li's traditional nature cannot be changed. Although she treats Er'er well, she always feels that Er'er and she are girls who will be married.

Even though everything she has now is earned by her hard work, in Aunt Li's opinion, when she gets married, those things should be left to her boys.

Xu Yiyi had no intention of saying too much to Aunt Li, nor did she think about correcting Aunt Li's thoughts.

After all, he is just an elder with whom I have a good relationship, so it is enough to maintain a close but not distant relationship with him on a daily basis.

"Whether it's a mess or not is not up to you to decide. My family really treats every child fairly and justly."

Xu Yiyi said something, and Sihai realized that his elder sister was unhappy with Aunt Li's words, and subconsciously covered Wuyuan's little ears.

I don’t care whether the little kid can understand or not.

Aunt Li curled her lips, thinking that it was unnecessary for her to say such words.

Xu Yiyi didn't like what she said, and she didn't understand why Xu Yiyi put Er'er in the same position as Sanchuan and the others.

"Don't take Aunt Li's words to heart. In my eyes, you and your brothers are the same."

Er Er nodded with a smile, "I know. I just thought Aunt Li had let out a loud fart, one that had a bit of a stinky smell."

Er'er followed behind Xu Yiyi, coming in with washed vegetables in her hands.

This is a perfect description.

"Light a fire for my elder sister."

Xu Yiyi swept out the water in the iron pot, heated the pot with cold oil, and this time she generously put in some sugar to stir-fry the sugar color.

The chopped pork belly was put in and it started crackling instantly.

"Sister, are the crabs in the clay pot ready to be cooked?"

Er Er heard that even if a crab had its legs tied, it would not be obedient in the clay pot.

Xu nodded slightly, guessing that Sanchuan was about to leave school.

By the time we got home, the crabs were almost ready.

Er Er looked at the bottom of the pot with oil splashing everywhere, and her heart felt so happy.

"Si Hai, bring some water in for my elder sister."

Xu Yiyi put the sugar-coated pork belly and dried ginger in it and fried it.

Aunt Li behind her directly fetched a bucket of water.

"Your family has convenient access to water. Put a small vat in the kitchen with a lid to prevent dust. It will be convenient for you to use water when cooking."

Aunt Li took a look at the fat and lean pork belly in the pot and couldn't help thinking.

This girl is really fussy. She makes such a big fuss for a child's birthday.

Xu Yiyi added some salt for seasoning, poured two bowls of water into the pot, added star anise, cinnamon, and bay leaves, covered the pot, and signaled Er'er to turn up the fire.

"Is this okay, big sister?"

Er Er added fuel to the fire, and instantly the little girl became so hot that sweat began to appear on her forehead.

"Okay, just sit back a little and don't get too close."

"Can I have an extra stove?"

Xu Yiyi asked this question. She was worried that the little girl would be too busy and would be in a mess.

Er Er nodded.

Xu Yiyi added wild onions, fresh ginger, star anise and other spices to the small pot next to her, added water and brought to a boil.

"Sister, do you want a high heat or a low heat?"

Er'er stared at the small flame.

Xu Yiyi took out the duck that had been marinated with salt and pepper.

"Start by boiling the water over high heat, then reduce the heat to low when cooking the duck."

Xu Yiyi rinsed the salt off the surface of the duck, and the duck caught Aunt Li's eye the moment it was taken out.

"You're really a fuss-maker. Not only did you bring back so much from the sea this morning, you even had to go to town to buy chickens and ducks. It's so hot, I don't know how you'll store them if you can't finish them."

Aunt Li scolded her impatiently.

As soon as the uncle entered the room, he heard what Aunt Li said and frowned subconsciously.

"Let her do whatever she wants. The people who are waiting to eat should not worry about the people who are making the food."

My great uncle is not a good cook, and my great aunt’s cooking was also just average before.

But he always praised it.

After all, it’s not easy for people to work hard to prepare a meal. It would be too inappropriate to criticize them for this.

"Uncle, I just thought that this girl has big hands. If I don't say a few words, she will spend more. It's not easy to do business."

Aunt Li pulled the stool over and handed it to Uncle Great-grandfather.

"She won't starve anyway. If she has money today, she can eat well. If she has no money tomorrow, she can eat worse. That's her own business. Don't worry about it."

Uncle Great-grandfather looked at Aunt Li with his slightly cloudy eyes.

Anyway, he understood that Xu Yiyi was a girl with good ideas.

She would listen to pertinent advice, but she would turn a deaf ear to such meaningless suggestions as this one.

People don't want to listen to you. If you talk too much, you will only make yourself angry.

After figuring it out, he didn't care about such trivial matters.

After all, she is a thirteen-year-old girl. Let's see if she has the courage to rent a stall in town to do business.

He is smarter than many people in the village.