My mother-in-law actually married the prince

Lin Zhixin carried a small bamboo basket filled with dandelions, rehmannia root and white peony root that she had picked with great effort.

The sun shone brightly on her, her clothes soaked with sweat, and fatigue set in. She looked up at the high sun and thought to herself that it was really getting late and it was time to go back.

She walked slowly along the mountain road she came from, taking heavy steps.

The birds in the forest chirped as if saying goodbye to her.

Lin Zhixin walked while thinking about what she had gained today. Although she was very tired, she felt a sense of satisfaction in her heart.

She hoped that these herbs would play their role at the right time, perhaps helping those in need. Thinking about it, she couldn't help but quicken her pace and headed towards home.

Lin Zhixin dragged her tired body back home and looked at the table. There were still the three familiar things on it - steamed corn bread, wild vegetable soup and a big bowl of millet porridge.

The food is so stable, as if it was an appointment and we arrive on time every day.

Lin Zhixin quickly went to the kitchen to get some water and went back to her room to wash up.

When she came out after cleaning up, she saw a few little ones gathered around the table. They looked like a group of greedy cats, with snot running down their noses and drooling all over their bodies, staring at the food on the table.

Dashan and Xiaoshan, the two funny guys, pointed at the steamed bread on the table with their little hands and shouted:

"Mom, I want this steamed bread,

I want that steamed bun.

"The eldest daughter-in-law couldn't help but rolled her eyes and scolded with a smile: "

Hey, you two silly guys, don't all steamed buns look the same? Just any one will do, why are you picking and choosing?

"Xiao Wu sniffed his nose and nodded, "That's right." Lin Zhixin looked at the noisy scene and laughed, "Okay, okay, everyone has a share, stop fighting. If you continue to fight, you will stare at the steamed buns to pieces.

The family sat down in the kitchen, laughing and preparing to eat. Although the meal was simple, the lively atmosphere made this ordinary lunch special.

After finishing the three dishes for lunch, the second daughter-in-law cleaned up the dishes in a few quick moves.

Lin Zhixin's head suddenly clicked, and she remembered something. She quickly turned around and asked her eldest daughter-in-law, "Hey, why hasn't Furong come back yet?

"The eldest daughter-in-law was busy wiping her hands while answering slowly: "Oh, Mom, Furong may not be back until the evening." "Oh, I see.

"Lin Zhixin nodded, and sat in the yard for a while, and began to think in her little head. Originally, she was thinking about going back to the house to take a nice nap, but as soon as this idea came up,

She slapped her thigh.

No, no, you’re so fat and you’re still sleeping. If you keep sleeping, you’ll turn into a ball.

"Lin Zhixin muttered to herself. Well, since I can't take a nap, I'll go out for a walk in the village to help digest the food.

Lin Zhixin dusted herself off and headed out of the village, thinking to herself: maybe I'll find something strange and new in the village, hehe.

Lin Zhixin hummed as she walked, "I'll take you to the outskirts of the village. I have something to tell you: Even though all the flowers are in bloom, don't pick the wildflowers by the roadside." ...

Qu'er walked slowly, and when she walked for a distance, it felt like she had passed by more than ten or twenty households.

From a distance, you can see a huge willow tree on the edge of a wide flat land.

Wow, this willow tree is incredible! It's so thick that it would take two or three people to hug it together! It's like a green giant.

It was very lively under the big willow tree. There were more than twenty adults sitting there, and the scene was like a meeting.

Looking again, hey, there was a group of kids having fun there, chasing each other like a group of little sparrows.

Lin Zhixin looked closely and saw that her five little grandchildren were there too!

These little guys were having so much fun playing, their faces were as red as ripe apples.