Transmigrated Little Farm Girl Bringing Great Fortune

Jiang Miaomiao is feeding the fish again.

However, instead of feeding them in the pond, he stood on a small stool and leaned over the tank to feed them.

Several large red koi carp were swimming happily in the water.

This was specially raised for her by her teacher's wife. These past few days, everyone has been keeping a close eye on her, preventing her from getting close to the pond.

Now I finally understand why Mr. and Mrs. Cui wanted to give my mother a house, and it was even next door.

It must be so that he can see her every day and be her neighbor!

Unfortunately, Jiang Zijin and her mother's house happened to be right across the street.

They really do say enemies meet on a narrow road!

"Miaomiao, come and eat something..."

Qin Su brought over a plate of mutton pastries with a smile. The pastries were made with lake sheep from Xiao Miaomiao's family.

Ever since their family came to Jiangzhou, Mr. Cui and his wife have been smiling from ear to ear every day.

I don't plan to go back to Beijing for the Chinese New Year this year.

Madam Lu sent ingredients to the Cui residence every day, including fruits and vegetables, bamboo shoots, mushrooms, bamboo fungus, and lake sheep, which were rare to eat in Jiangzhou.

Especially the bamboo fungus and yam stewed chicken, which was personally taught to the chefs in the mansion by Xiuxiu.

Even more miraculously, the old lady's chronic cough, which would occur every autumn and winter, was cured by this bowl of bamboo fungus.

However, bamboo fungus is no longer called bamboo fungus. At Yipinju, it is called bamboo ginseng. A dish of bamboo ginseng stewed chicken costs two taels of silver, and not everyone can afford it.

Only distinguished guests on the top floor of Yipinju can enjoy this meal.

That's why they say like father, like daughter.

General Lu's daughter is not comparable to ordinary noble ladies.

She just had to go through that kind of thing and marry that kind of person.

The old lady would feel sad for a while whenever she thought about it.

The little girl didn't rush to eat when she heard about food.

Instead, he placed the fish food in the maid's hand and happily ran towards Old Madam Cui, throwing himself into her arms.

"Teacher's wife... Miaomiao is here! Catch me..."

Little Miaomiao, as small as a weight, knocked the old lady backward, but fortunately Qin Su caught them quickly.

The old lady, however, was all smiles and didn't seem to blame her at all.

The maids and servants had no choice but to carefully protect the two of them.

Madam Cui quickly picked up a hot towel to wipe her hands clean before picking up the mutton pastry, breaking it open and tearing off the mutton from the center to feed her herself.

The little guy is a bit of a picky eater, only eating the filling of the biscuit.

She smacked her lips and ate with relish, "Mmm...delicious..."

Qin Su saw that the little guy had finished eating one piece of biscuit filling and wanted to eat another one.

She quickly reminded her, "Grandma, Madam Lu said we can't give Miaomiao too much meat, it will cause indigestion..."

Grandma Cui was also worried that the child was uncomfortable, so she quickly had someone take the food away.

She had finally found this opportunity to spend the whole day with the little one, so she couldn't let her get sick from overeating.

When it comes to personally taking care of children, she's really not very experienced.

The family is full of sons, and when they were this age they were so naughty that maids and wet nurses had to chase after them; she couldn't keep up.

Seeing Xiao Miaomiao now, she is indeed different from boys, well-behaved and cute. No wonder they call her a "little cotton-padded jacket" (a term of endearment for children).

"Susu, have someone bring out the little wooden horse that the old man made for Miaomiao."

Su Su smiled and sent someone to bring out the wooden horse, and then had the maids play with her.

Only then did he begin to talk to the old lady.

"You and the head of the family really dote on Miaomiao. Even the young masters in the capital don't receive this kind of treatment!"

"They're all boys, after all. Boys are tough and mischievous, while little girls are much cuter."

Qin Su lowered her voice and said with a smile, "Grandma, Madam Lu bought a large pasture in the suburbs to raise sheep. I heard that many sheep gave birth today, enough to keep her and Xiuxiu busy all day. The two young masters also went to Qingyun Temple with Young Master Yanshu..."

"Hehe, today Xiao Miaomiao is yours!"

Grandma Cui smiled broadly.

Throughout the entire Cui household, from the head of the household and his wife down to the maids and servants, everyone loved the little girl.

Suddenly, a maidservant came to report, "Grandma, the family across the street has hung up a white banner."

"Dead..."

"Qi Xiaoniang consulted all the doctors in the city for three days, and she passed away yesterday..."

Grandma Cui didn't even blink, and said calmly, "Go, hang up the plaque I made for Miaomiao's family, and set off lots of firecrackers..."

"Go to Qingyun Temple and invite the Taoist priest to perform a ritual to exorcise the evil spirits!"

Originally, she was old enough not to care about arguing with a few younger people, but that Qi family girl just happened to have feelings for Miao Miao.

Anyway, she's practically half-buried in the ground, so she's not afraid of gods or ghosts anymore.

Let her do this despicable thing!

Half an hour later.

A plaque was hung on the house next to the Cui family's.

The two large characters "Lu Mansion" are very eye-catching.

Qin Su directed the servants to set off firecrackers, "Go, fetch the firecrackers, bring plenty..."

"Crackling..."

"Crackling... crackling..."

After the Lu family mansion was bombed, the Cui family mansion was bombed as well.

It blew for a full two hours.

Many Taoist priests also went to the Cui residence.

Jiang Miaomiao nestled in Old Madam Cui's arms, her eyes wide with surprise. It was the first time she had ever seen such a scene.

If what Qiuqiu said is true, her third sister shouldn't be completely dead.

In modern medicine, there is a phenomenon known as apparent death.

In a state of apparent death, the doctor cannot detect breathing or hear a heartbeat. Of course, doctors in ancient times could not hear a heartbeat.

After all, they didn't have a stethoscope to listen to their ears.

Men and women are different, and even when taking a pulse, it must be done through a handkerchief.

In a state of apparent death, no pulse can be felt, and the limbs even begin to feel cold, making it no different from being dead.

Therefore, even after a patient has lost vital signs, doctors will still perform CPR for half an hour before confirming death.

Perhaps it's to prevent the occurrence of apparent death?

Without CPR, it would probably take several hours for him to wake up in this state.

It might be in the afternoon, or it might be in the middle of the night...

Qi Caiwei looked at her daughter, who was already cold on the bed, and was heartbroken.

Her daughter is only nine years old, and her birthday is in a month.

How could someone so young have gone to such a place?

Lu Qingyao, it must have been that poisonous woman who did it.

"Aunt Mei, go report to the authorities. I want to sue Lu Qingyao for murdering Jin'er." After all, she already had a reputation in the capital for poisoning a concubine's son.

No one would question it if there were one more.

"Yes, this servant will go right away." Mei Gu was filled with resentment.

The woman lying on the bed is the girl she raised from childhood.

A girl who values ​​life more than her own.

The Lu family must pay the price!

Granny Gong glanced at the little girl lying on the bed, then watched Aunt Mei's hurried departure.

He frowned, silently withdrew, and instructed his servants to order a coffin and set up the mourning hall.

Suddenly, a crackling sound came from outside the courtyard.

It stopped ringing, then it stopped ringing again...

The oil was left out for two hours, like hot oil simmering in Qi Caiwei's heart.

He was so angry that he trembled all over.

Her daughter died, how could those people set off firecrackers?

How could this be?

She roared at the maids, "Are you all dead? What are you standing there for? Go and tell them to stop releasing it!"

Granny Gong walked in slowly, her expression indifferent. "Madam, the Lu family across the street is putting up a plaque today, so they're setting off firecrackers. Also, Old Madam Cui invited a Taoist priest to perform a ritual today, and they set off firecrackers as well..."

"I heard it's... an exorcism!" Granny Gong said the last two words heavily.

Exorcise the evil spirits at the Lu residence!

"What evil spirits are you trying to exorcise?" Qi Caiwei's face flushed red with anger, and she swept the teacup off the table.

Granny Gong seemed not to hear and continued, "Everyone outside says that Miss Zijing's birth chart is unlucky, making her prone to attracting evil spirits. Mr. Cui and the old lady are getting old and live close by, so they can't withstand it..."

"Impossible... slander, fabrication..."

Your birth chart is bad!

How could her daughter have bad fortune in horoscope?

A Taoist priest once said that his daughter was destined for great wealth and honor.

impossible!

Qi Caiwei was so angry that she fainted...

It's quiet at night.

It was eerily quiet; the only sounds were the whistling of the wind and the weeping of a woman.

Jiang Zijin woke up with a start, only to find everything in complete darkness.

I felt dizzy and weak all over...