The Transmigrated Farm Girl's Journey to Wealth

After seeing the doctor, they immediately took the group to the fabric shop. Their clothes were so tattered that they bought two sets of linen clothes for each person, as well as quilts and other daily necessities. Buying people was quite a good deal, as they would also have to provide food and lodging when they got back.

After buying everything, the mule cart was almost overflowing. Seeing their unsteady steps and sallow complexions, Fang Xiaoning stopped at the steamed bun shop and bought two meat buns and one vegetable bun for each of them. Then, she went to the grain shop and bought some more grain. With so many people, they would eat a lot, and these people would definitely need to eat coarse grains for now. Even without servants, she would live the same way as them, which helped to nourish their hearts.

"Take an oxcart back, the driver will take you to your destination." There was no other way, so they hired another oxcart to take them back to the village. Even if they were allowed to go, they wouldn't know the way!

"Yes, thank you, Master." Everyone bowed and expressed their gratitude. It was easy to see that although the new master was of humble origin, he was easy to get along with. He had just bought them and then bought so many things for them, as well as their families, even though he said he didn't need so many people.

Such families live much better lives than those in grand mansions. They've turned misfortune into blessing; they've been incredibly fortunate.

"You must serve your new master well and not have any ulterior motives, understand?"

"Understood, Father. We will definitely serve our new master diligently." They would rather serve ordinary people than officials. The thought of what had happened before terrified them. High-ranking families could collapse in an instant; they, too, would surely suffer even more than their masters. Being ordinary was good, the countryside was good, peaceful and undisturbed!

"Mother, Mother, we're back!"

"You're back! Have you eaten?"

"I ate a few steamed buns."

"How can that be? Fengzi is unreliable. There's still food in the pot. I'll go heat it up for you."

Today, only Mrs. Su was at home. Suddenly being all alone made her feel strangely lonely and somewhat unaccustomed to it.

The children went to school, and Song Xiaogu went to the workshop to teach people how to enema and clean the small intestine. Xiao Ning said that from now on, she and the Zhou family would be in charge of the cured meat business, while the village chief's wife and the Zhao family would be responsible for the cured meat.

In other words, from now on, it will just be her and her daughter-in-law at home during the day. No worries, the grandson (or granddaughter) will be coming soon, and the house will be lively again.

"Mom, I bought ten people today. How many should we arrange for our family to take? They'll be here soon."

"Why are there so many? How many people are there in our family?"

"I originally only planned to buy four, but they begged me to buy them for their whole family as well. I thought about it and realized that four wouldn't be enough. Rather than having to buy them again later, I thought I might as well buy them all at once now."

"Where are we going to stay? There are so many people."

"First, let them stay in the workshop. We need to keep an eye on the workshop, so let them get to know Gouzi. One family can sleep in the sausage area, and the other in the cured meat area. There will also be a cleaning lady and a housekeeper staying here. That way, they can settle down."

She had already figured it out on the way there; this way, the amount of money people bought would actually be just right.

My aunt won't have much time to help with housework anymore, so having a few helpers is just right.

"You can arrange it." In her entire life, she had only ever served others, never been served by others, so she really didn't know how to order people around.

The two housekeepers were the same; one was in charge of the accounts for sausages, and the other for cured meat. She and Song Feng would review the overall accounts every now and then. Song Feng didn't know that after this period of learning, she had no problem reviewing the accounts.

Now, the two of them spend one or two hours every day learning to read and write with their teacher, along with Fang Youcai.

Of course, she was the fastest and best learner. The teacher would often slam his fist on the table, wondering why Fang Xiaoning wasn't a boy. She was quick to learn, had an excellent memory, and learned mathematics exceptionally fast. Such a promising student, it was a pity she was a girl, preventing her from progressing further.

What a pity, what a pity.

To Fang Xiaoning's surprise, the second best candidate was Fang Youcai. She had a silver spoon in her mouth; after all, she'd studied for nearly twenty years and still had a solid foundation. But her cheap father didn't!

She was certain that Old Master Fang had made the wrong bet.

Even the Master said that Fang Youcai had the talent, and if he calmed down and studied diligently for a few years, it was not impossible for him to pass the preliminary examination.

Fang Youcai was so smug. Every day after class, when he got home, he would be drooling. If he didn't have a tail, he might have been wagging it all the way home.

Even the most diligent Song Feng could only barely keep up with their pace through sheer hard work; otherwise…

This made Song Feng very frustrated. Could it be that he was really a naturally dull person?

Since he couldn't compete with their talent, he could only rely on diligence. He would spend all his free time in his study, rolling things up, rolling them up until he was exhausted.

If the teacher were to send him away, he would truly lose face.