I travel back and forth between ancient and modern times, hoarding goods to raise my grandchildren a

But aren't people always cutting corners and using several princes instead of one to increase a prince's health?

Now this thing even has a name.

It still increases health points, so is it something you eat when you're about to die?

Who is Chen Liang?

Yu Wanwan asked directly.

The eldest son had just prepared milk powder for the sixth son when he overheard this and said, "It's the eldest son of General Chen, the deputy general of our grandfather. He also went to the border."

"He's also at the border?"

Doesn't this mean they're sending food to the border?

How could they be so efficient in traversing these rugged ancient roads?

With that speed, wouldn't it be a piece of cake to win the Olympic cycling competition in modern times?

Also, the children at the border are quite valuable for points; they gave ten points at once.

The eldest brother nodded.

"Yes, family members can accompany the army, so when my grandfather and his comrades went to war, many of their family members went with them."

“I wanted to go with my grandfather at the time, but he wouldn’t allow it. He told me to stay in Beijing to take care of my younger siblings.”

The fourth brother had been lying on the ground watching the tablet the whole time, and didn't notice anything while he was watching it.

Now that I can't watch it anymore, I suddenly feel aches and pains in my back.

After stretching, he heard them mention his grandfather and asked, "Grandma, has the grain been delivered to Grandpa? Is Grandpa able to eat?"

“If Grandfather has already starved to death at the border, then Grandmother, you will become a widow. Grandmother, could you please not remarry?”

"When I grow up, I will marry you, Grandma, okay? I will definitely take care of you in your old age and see you off when you die."

Yu Wanwan?

You want to marry me just so you can take care of me in my old age and see me off when I die?

There's no need for all that.

No, she's only eighteen. She doesn't need anyone to take care of her in her old age or see her off when she dies.

"I appreciate your kindness, but I don't need it."

"The food has been delivered. As for whether your grandfather is still alive, I'm not sure."

"The grain arrived so quickly? That bicycle is faster than a horse-drawn carriage."

The fourth brother was so happy that he didn't even realize that Yu Wanwan had rejected his marriage proposal.

"Grandma, we have two more bicycles. Can I ride them with my older brother to the border to see Grandpa?"

"We promise to come back after we see our grandfather."

“It will only take Brother Lin Yu and the others five days to go to Grandfather’s place. My older brother and I will ride our bikes a little slower, so it may take us six days. We will come back in twelve days to take care of Grandmother and see her off in her old age.”

Yu Wanwan?

He only married her to take care of her in her old age and see her off when she died.

Now it's become that we'll take care of her in her old age and see her to her death in twelve days.

Is it because she couldn't accept her grandmother after visiting her grandfather?

The eldest brother's eyes lit up as he looked at Yu Wanwan expectantly.

Then his expression darkened, and he shook his head: "No, these two bicycles can only carry a few of us children, and we don't know the way to the Northwest."

The steward also said that we would encounter bandits and refugees along the way, and if it were just us children going, we would likely be captured and eaten.

The fourth brother sighed in frustration.

"Alright, then I'll stay home and take care of my grandmother until her death."

Yu Wanwan?

She frowned, pinched the fourth brother's cheeks, and made him look directly at her: "Fourth brother, tell me, where do I look old? Why would I need you to take care of me in my old age? And look at me, do I look like someone who's about to die and needs you to see me off in my final days?"

"If I ever hear you say you'll take care of me in my old age and see me off when I die, I'll spank you."

The fourth child was terrified: "Then I will never take care of my grandmother in her old age or see her off when she dies."

Yu Wanwan nodded.

Children can be taught.

But something just doesn't feel right.

Why does this sound like such an unfilial thing to say?

Lunch was prepared by the imperial chef lent to her by the emperor. Her home was fully stocked with ingredients, and the imperial kitchen prepared a table of dishes that looked, smelled, and tasted incredibly tempting.

During the meal, Yu Wanwan looked at the children.

I finally realized why I felt something was off when I looked at them all this time.

Children this age are all in school nowadays.

But these guys are too idle; they spend their days either growing vegetables at home or watching tablets.

With their basic needs met, their points began to decrease.

Does this mean that other problems need to be solved in order to increase the score?

For example, issues related to education?

And then there was the mother and daughter I met in the slums that day.

The reason they have that kind of perception is ultimately due to a lack of education.

Since her system is a system for getting rich by raising children, then education is also a very important part of raising children, right?

We need to find a teacher for the children.

Next time I travel back in time, I'll have to find some teaching materials.

***

The Office of the Minister of Rites.

Fearing that the servants in the mansion would steal their millet porridge, Madam Yu went to the kitchen and cooked it herself.

She brought the cooked porridge to the study and gave it to the Minister of Rites: "Master, when Granny Xu and the others went out to look for tree roots yesterday, they didn't see those lowly people from the slums."

The Minister of Rites looked at the porridge in front of him with disgust, but had no choice but to pick up the spoon and eat it.

His face darkened, and he said impatiently, "What does the business of those lowly people have to do with us?"

“Every time Granny Xu and the others went to dig up tree roots, they would encounter the people from the slums. They found this a bit puzzling, so on their way back, they would take a detour to the slums.”

Do you know what she saw when she went to the slums?

Madam Yu wanted to keep everyone in suspense.

After being glared at by the Minister of Rites, she immediately gave the answer: "She saw that the people in the slums actually had food, and the aroma of food was wafting from their alleys!"

The Minister of Rites sat bolt upright. "Is this really true?"

"It's true, Granny Xu saw it with her own eyes!"

The Minister of Rites slowed down his eating of the porridge, his calculating eyes narrowing slightly.

"A bunch of lowly people like you deserve to eat? Humph!"

"Go and call Yu Huai over."

Yu Huai was the bodyguard he picked up and raised by his side since he was a child.

She was also someone who did all sorts of dirty work for him.

Madam Yu immediately went to call Yu Huai, feeling quite pleased.

They're just a bunch of lowly people; even if they have food, it depends on whether they have the ability to hold onto it.

Soon, their grain would belong to the Ministry of Rites.

The imperial physicians had just sent someone to report back to the emperor.

The Emperor has not yet sent soldiers to guard the area.

Therefore, when someone sneaks into the alley, no one notices.

Yu Huai randomly selected a room.

As soon as I entered, I saw several people coughing inside the room.

They were so focused on coughing that they didn't even have time to cry for help before Yu Huai slit their throats with a single sword strike.

Before one of them was killed, he was so frightened that he vomited, and the vomit landed on Yu Huai's face.

Yu Huai casually wiped his face.

He then went inside the house to search for food.

They quickly found half a bag of rice, a small packet of salt, a small packet of sugar, and most of a bucket of water in the locked cabinet.

He hadn't seen so much grain in a long time, and couldn't resist dipping his hand, which he had just used to wipe his face, into the rice and licking it.