Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

After Professor Du and Mo'er's persuasion, Old Man An finally agreed to move in with Mo'er. The three of them began to sort out the things in the house, mainly the jade carving tools, which Old Man An packed into a 50-centimeter square wooden box. As for the bed, quilt, table, and other things, Mo'er didn't let Old Man An take them. In Mo'er's words, "I have plenty of these things, so there's no need to move them."

There were only a dozen pounds of food, including millet and some corn dregs. Moer moved all the tools to the car and accompanied Old Man An to the neighborhood committee to explain that the house was no longer rented and that the things in the house would be given to them.

The people in the neighborhood committee were extremely happy. Not only did they have empty rooms to accommodate other people, they also received a lot of furniture and supplies.

Mo'er drove the two teachers home. When he saw his grandmother and his teacher's wife, he said, "Grandma, teacher's wife, this is also my teacher. From now on, I will also learn jade carving from the teacher. Grandma and teacher's wife, please help me take care of the teacher!"

When Grandma and Master Mo'er's wife heard that it was Mo'er's new teacher, they were very enthusiastic and arranged to find two sunny and secluded rooms for him, one for rest and the other for work.

Grandma found pillows, thin quilts, and other items, while Moer prepared a set of sandalwood tables and chairs that he had inherited from Brother Liu, a set of purple clay teapots from the Qing Dynasty, and Dahongpao tea produced in Banjin Space.

When Old Man An entered the room and saw the room that Mo'er had decorated for him, he was very satisfied, especially the set of teapots and tea leaves, which he liked very much.

The grandmother brought two thermoses filled with hot water and said, "Use this water to make tea."

Mo'er brewed a pot of tea and poured a cup of tea for both teachers. She picked up a cup of tea and handed it to Old Man An respectfully with both hands, saying, "Teacher, please have some tea!"

Old Man An took the teacup, took a deep breath of the tea, and said, "Good tea!" Professor Du said, "Of course it is good tea. This is authentic Dahongpao. The annual quota of big leaders is not as much as yours. This tea, you can't buy it even if you have money."

Old Man An took a sip and immediately felt a surge of comfort, a warmth flowing from his stomach to every part of his body. He almost groaned in pleasure.

Grandma and the teacher's wife Xue Qin'er went to the kitchen to arrange lunch, leaving Mo'er to chat with the two teachers.

Afterwards, Professor Du took Old Man An to Moer's study. When Old Man An saw those books, his eyes lit up. These books were all treasures, and many of them were rare copies.

When Old Man An went to the bathroom, Mo'er discussed with Professor Du whether to bring Old Man An into the space.

Professor Du said, "You can take him in. He's a trustworthy person and he definitely won't tell anyone. Besides, he lives here, and there are so many anomalies here that he'll get suspicious sooner or later. It's better to tell him sooner rather than later to avoid any suspicion."

Mo'er nodded and said, "Okay, then let's take him in at night."

For lunch, grandma and the master's wife prepared a whole table of dishes. Old man An was dumbfounded and said that it was too wasteful.

The master's wife said, "You can't fool around with the apprenticeship meal. It's okay, don't take it too seriously. This girl is now the richest woman in China. Even if we eat this every day, she won't go broke. She earns at least one million gold coins every day."

This question scared Old Man An: "Earn a million a day, or rice gold?" Mo'er nodded and said, "I developed an artificial island near Xiaodiao Island, called Wangyou, to receive wealthy people from all over the world. There are about fifty of them now, and their daily fee is 200,000 rice gold per person! This 200,000 rice gold is a drop in the bucket for these wealthy people. Teacher, please take a seat."

After a pause, Moer continued, "By the way, if you two teachers have time, you can go to the island with me for a few days."