After the arranged marriage, she farms and survives under the tutelage of the villainous boss.

After arriving at the pharmacy, Yunniang entrusted Yangge'er to Ye Qi's care. Ye Qi refused to look after the child, so Yangge'er clung to Ye Qi's arm and spoke to him softly.

Ye Qi: "...Go early and come back early."

"Otherwise, I'm not sure if I'll just throw the child out."

Yunniang laughed out loud, and then went into the pharmacy with Zhang Shi.

Doctor Su checked the herbs in her basket and saw that all the herbs she had listed were there.

"Okay, let's settle the bill at the accounting office later."

Then Zhang said with a smile, "Our Yunniang has another surprise for you, she said you'll like it when you see it."

Doctor Su was also curious: "What surprise? Could it be some good herbal medicine?"

"Yes." Jiang Zhiyun took out the herbs wrapped in cloth and said, "Look, what is this?"

"Golden camellia?" He asked incredulously. "Bring it over here quickly so I can take a closer look."

Dr. Su examined it for a long time before saying, "The golden camellia grows singly in the leaf axils. When it blooms, some flowers are cup-shaped, and some are teapot-shaped. This one is cup-shaped, and it's blooming right now. Good news, good news!"

"Yesterday I was thinking of just making do, but I was afraid it wouldn't work, and I was about to give up on getting that medicine. Now that you've found it, thank goodness."

Dr. Su was genuinely happy.

In this small town, the only thing that brought him joy was making medicine, and he never expected that Jiang Zhiyun would give him such a big surprise today.

Then he said regretfully, "Actually, it would be great if we could find the snake next to it. There's always a bamboo viper growing next to this golden camellia. It's actually protecting it. They've been around it every day, so it has medicinal properties. It can be used in medicine."

Zhang was so surprised her jaw almost dropped.

"No...no, it really works? I'm terrified to keep this snake at home. Yunniang insisted on bringing it to sell to you."

At that time, Zhang thought that Yunniang was just overthinking things and believing she could make money from anything.

Hearing this, she was terrified. It turned out that venomous snakes could really make money; this doctor really knew a lot.

Hearing Zhang's surprised voice, Ye Qi, who was guarding the carriage outside, also ran in to see what was going on. Ye Qi, who had previously said he was going to abandon the child, came in carrying Yang Ge'er.

Busy rushing in to hear the news, Yang Ge'er was in pain from being hugged so strangely by Jiang Zhiyun. His little face turned red, and he cried out to Jiang Zhiyun, "Auntie... Auntie, I need to find you!"

Yunniang put Yangge'er down on the ground and then took his hand, and he stopped crying.

At this moment, Zhang and Ye Qi looked at Doctor Su eagerly and asked in unison:

"How much can you earn from this?"

At this moment, Yunniang also became curious. Before, she thought she could earn fifty taels no matter what, but now she thought that in a small town like this, forty taels would not be bad.

This thing, after all, had fought with a venomous snake, so it wasn't easy to deal with.

Su Shaoye looked at it from left to right, his delight growing with each glance. Then he smiled and said, "This one golden camellia alone can earn sixty taels. And there just happens to be a snake. The pills I made were sent to a well-known local gentry. I was thinking, how about I give you eighty taels in total?"

As if afraid he would change his mind, Jiang Zhiyun immediately said, "Okay, you can't go back on your word."

Su Shaoye laughed and said, "I can also benefit from your stuff and make a lot of money. I'll use it for processing, and I won't just make one pill."

"Speaking of which, we still have to thank Madam Jiang."

Yunniang nodded: "What's the big deal? I only know how to find herbs, not how to make them. If everyone knew how, what would be the point of having doctors? But in the future, I hope Doctor Su can teach me more about treating external injuries."

She thought that if Xie Shuheng were on the battlefield in the future, she could help him if she were by his side. Of course, this was just a thought.

After all, there was an accident before, and he spent so long recovering.

Having more resources to treat external injuries can at least ensure the safety of the whole family.

In fact, Jiang Zhiyun herself hadn't noticed that before, Yunniang had always been thinking about how she should be alone, but now she was thinking about how her family should be.

After receiving eighty taels, Yunniang handed them to Zhang for safekeeping.

The silver was so heavy that even Zhang was incredulous: "Yunniang, I haven't seen so much silver in a long time."

"Putting everything else aside, the sound of things falling together is crisp and clear, and most importantly, it feels reassuring. Our lives will only get better."

"Hmm!" Jiang Zhiyun looked at Yang Ge'er.

“Mother, you take the money and Ye Qi to set up a noodle stall. Right now, I’m taking Yang Ge’er to find a school to study at.”

"The main reason is that many people are waiting for our mushroom noodle soup. I promised them yesterday that they would come, and I can't break my promise today."

Zhao Guifen nodded: "Don't worry! Ye Qi will help. You take Yang Ge'er with you."

She pinched Yang Ge'er's little face, then smiled and said, "Come with your aunt."

I initially looked for two early childhood education schools and visited them one by one.

They really didn't want anyone, because of their family's status as exiles, they didn't think that such students would be useful after they graduated.

After all, even teachers need a reputation and to cultivate successful students in order to attract more and wealthier students. If they raise someone who can't pass the imperial examinations, wouldn't that ruin their reputation?

Yang Ge'er, with his short legs, followed his aunt to two or three houses. The little guy, who had been huffing and puffing, stopped moving at this point.

She stood there looking at Jiang Zhiyun with a bewildered expression.

"What's wrong, Yang-ge'er?" Yunniang squatted down and wiped his sweat with a handkerchief.

"Aunt, Yang-ge likes you, likes Grandma, and likes Uncle."

"Yes, I know." Yunniang looked at the child and grew to like him more and more.

"So, it's fine for Yang-ge to stay at home."

"I...I can feed the chicks, I'm useful. I'm scared, Auntie, please don't send me away, okay?"

At this point, the tears that had been building up finally flowed down my cheeks.

Yang Ge'er speaks more fluently than usual.

This shows that he had practiced saying these words many times before he finally had the courage to say them. Yunniang felt sorry for him seeing him like this.

"Yang-ge'er, don't you think your uncle is amazing?"

"Amazing." Yang Ge'er nodded, feeling proud from beginning to end.

“Your uncle can write and practice martial arts. These are things that need to be learned from a young age. Although Yang-ge is young now, he also needs to study and practice writing so that he can be as capable as your uncle in the future.”

Yang Ge'er nodded blankly: "I want to protect my aunt and my grandma, is that okay?"

"Okay." Jiang Zhiyun's heart was touched.

Then, jokingly, he asked, "Why do you want to protect your aunt? Is it because I'm a good cook?"

“No,” Yang Ge’er shook his head, “because my aunt is the most important family member.”

Yang-ge'er doesn't remember what his mother looks like. But he thinks she must be someone like his aunt, someone who treats him very well!