In the years of famine, in troubled times, the koi sweet wife is omnipotent

"I will now teach you how to kill fish and how to prepare the fish meat. Come and learn from a few of you, and then we can teach each other."

Xia Wanwan put the chicken and vegetables on the table and asked others to deal with them. She went to kill the fish and called a few people to watch and learn.

Soon, everyone was busy until noon without realizing it. When Tang Guifang came back from the mountain, the road was quiet and not even a villager could be seen.

It wasn't until I got outside my yard that I heard a noisy sound coming from inside, and my heart suddenly felt a little confused.

In addition, Aunt Luo was lying at the door, stretching her neck to peek inside, so she thought something had happened at home.

"Wanwan, children."

Tang Guifang quickly opened the gate of the yard. Aunt Luo lost her balance and fell directly beside the gate.

"Tang Guifang! You ￥%% v1..."

Aunt Luo got up and cursed loudly. Suddenly, the aroma of meat wafted into her nostrils and her mouth was filled with saliva.

"This...this smells so good!"

When Aunt Luo said this, the people in the yard also swallowed their saliva.

Whether it's the aroma of chicken stew, the aroma of braised fish, or the aroma of stir-fried pork, each one makes people drool.

When Tang Guifang saw this scene, she was still a little confused. After she dumped the corn she had carried back into the main room, she heard her neighbor talk about what happened that morning.

Hearing everyone praising Xia Wanwan for her cleverness, kindness, virtue, and gentleness, her heart felt as sweet as if she had eaten honey.

"Just now I cooked a big pot of fish, now I will teach you how to make some home-cooked dishes."

After Xia Wanwan had fried all the dishes that everyone wanted to eat, she used a few fish separately and taught everyone several ways to cook them.

For example: chopped pepper fish head, fish head soup, pickled fish, spicy fish, braised fish, fried fish, and steamed fish.

These practices are so dazzling that one can never learn them all.

Xia Wanwan smiled as she cooked the fish, "I know you can't learn so much all at once, so if you can learn one recipe, just learn it. Then, by exchanging cooking skills with each other, I believe you'll all be able to master them all soon. There's another way to cook fish, and that's grilling it directly. But don't make it too big, otherwise the fishy smell won't be contained. Don't make it larger than one pound."

"The last dish is stir-fried mushrooms. If you have meat at home, stir-fry some fat. If you don't have meat, just stir-fry mushrooms with chili peppers. The method is as follows..."

Xia Wanwan cut up all the mushrooms that Gu Huaijin had picked last night and stir-fried them, not forgetting to remind them, "The mushrooms must be stir-fried thoroughly. You must add garlic, then add water and cook for a while, about half an hour. If the garlic turns green, it means the mushrooms are poisonous and can't be eaten. If the garlic doesn't change color, the mushrooms are safe to eat. If anyone likes to eat mushrooms, you can come with me to look for mushrooms in the mountains when you have free time. I will teach you how to distinguish which ones are poisonous and which ones are not."

Xia Wanwan taught them almost everything about survival.

Although these things are of little use in the 22nd century, for the State of Jin, they are the way to survive.

The more food you have, the greater your chances of survival.

"Host! The favorability of the people who followed you to learn cooking has reached 70%. As for the others, they were touched by your enthusiastic actions, and their favorability has increased by around 20%."

The system quickly sensed that everyone's favorability towards Xia Wanwan had increased, and it was so happy that it almost flew to the sky.

Xia Wanwan's mouth corners rose slightly, and she was very happy in her heart.

After the dishes were cooked, everyone sat down and prepared to eat when Xia Wanwan suddenly discovered that several children were missing.

She anxiously asked Li Dongmei beside her, "Have you seen Ping'an and his three siblings?"

"No, I was just washing and cutting mushrooms and didn't notice where the children were. I also didn't seem to hear any sound of them playing in the yard."

Li Dongmei shook her head, indicating that she didn't know either.

"Haven't you heard them playing?"

Xia Wanwan's heart suddenly started beating faster, wondering where they would go.

The thought of possibly going to the river chilled me to the bone, and I suddenly felt so heartbroken that I could hardly breathe.

She was very worried that something might happen to the children. It was an unspeakable fear and terror.

Just as she was thinking of rushing out of the yard and preparing to look for him.

Gu Baozhu came out of the kitchen carrying a steamer of rice. Just then, she heard her asking about the whereabouts of the three children, so she smiled and said, "Second sister-in-law! Don't worry, the children are peeling corn in the main room!"

"Shelling corn in the main room?"

Xia Wanwan ran into the main room almost in the blink of an eye. Everyone only felt a gust of wind suddenly passing by them, but saw nothing.

"Was there any wind just now?"

Someone asked curiously.

"No! It's so hot, where's the wind? You might be hallucinating."

The people sitting further away didn't feel the wind and joked with a smile.

Gu Baozhu blinked, her brain short-circuited instantly, and she was at a loss with a steamer of rice in her hands.

"Baozhu! Serve the rice quickly, everyone is hungry."

Seeing Gu Baozhu standing under the eaves in a daze, the village chief urged her anxiously.

After Xia Wanwan came to the main hall, she looked carefully and found that they were blocked by a "small hill" of corn.

When I walked over, I saw three children using their little hands to laboriously peel corn kernels one by one from the cob. The area under their thumbs was red.

"Pingle, Ankang, Xinyao, come out and eat, stop shelling corn."

Xia Wanwan felt a hint of bitterness at the tip of her nose, and she softly called them out for dinner.

Although I felt sorry for their hands, I didn't mean to stop them from shelling corn. This was a kind of education. Children like to help with work, so it's best for adults not to interfere with their ideas.

It is not good to spoil the child too much from a young age. It will not do any good to the child when he grows up, and he will become more and more distant from you.

In this war-torn era, children should learn to be self-reliant as early as possible.

Otherwise, the day adults leave will be the countdown for their children’s life in this world.

"mother!"

When the children heard her voice, they stood up and walked over to her.

"You did a great job today. I'm very happy that you helped me and grandma peel the corn. But don't peel it this afternoon. The corn needs to be dried in the sun so that it will be easier to peel. Do you understand?"

Xia Wanwan hugged the three children to her side, explained with a kind smile, and took them to wash their hands.

Gu Baozhu and Li Dongmei's table had been waiting for Xia Wanwan and the children. No one started eating until they arrived.

After Xia Wanwan sat down, everyone started to eat with laughter and joy. Knowing that no one knew how to eat fish, she carefully reminded them, "Everyone, be careful with the fish bones. Eat fish slowly and carefully..."

"Ok."

Everyone answered in unison, in perfect tacit understanding.

"Wow, this fish is so delicious!"

"Oh my god! This chicken soup is delicious too."

"And these mushrooms, my goodness, how can they be so crisp and delicious?"

"The same goes for rice. I haven't eaten a full bowl of rice in at least several years."

After eating the delicious food, the villagers couldn't help but praise Xia Wanwan's cooking skills.

Especially when swallowing the white rice that only royal families and rich people could afford, everyone choked with happiness and shed tears.

Outside the yard.

When Aunt Luo saw this scene, she drooled and wanted to rush in and eat ten bowls of rice in a row.

yard.

After the villagers had eaten their fill, they sat on stools and lamented the sadness brought about by the war in recent years.

Suddenly, the village chief came to Xia Wanwan with a heavy expression, knelt down in front of her, and said gratefully, "Wanwan! You are so kind. Not only did you teach us how to catch fish, but you also taught us many other ways to cook them. Now you have introduced us to a kind of mushroom that can fill our stomachs. You are now the living Bodhisattva of our village. Thank you, thank you for helping us find a way to survive. Please accept my greeting."