Start Ancient: Take your family and lie down in the natural disaster to win

Once Lingyun falls, it will be Linzhou Cangzhou's turn... I just hope the adults of Jizhou can know how powerful it is.

Otherwise...there are intact eggs under the overturned nest. Once Lingyun is overturned, Linzhou Cangzhou's turn will be next...no one can escape.

Hundreds of miles away from the turmoil of Lingyun Prefecture, there is rare peace in Crescent City.

Huajia Village, which had been busy for more than a month, gradually calmed down, and all the fields were planted with grain seeds.

The gate to the valley was also firmly locked by an iron general.

During this period, Hua Chengtian took the village boys to the town. Except that the shops were still closed, there were already government-organized merchants and hawkers on the streets. Therefore, there were already people walking around in the town. On the surface, everyone had gradually After coming out of the previous haze, life seemed to have hope. From time to time, several government officials passed by, which shocked some people.

It's just that although there are small traders and hawkers, the things on the vendors are very poor. Apart from some vegetables grown at home, they are a small amount of grain, a small amount of cloth, and coarse salt provided by the government.

The difference is that in the past, transactions were no longer made of money but of goods. With such a shortage of supplies, silver has depreciated greatly in the face of these things, losing its original value.

That is to say, barter, as long as both the buyer and the seller are satisfied.

Hua Chengtian looked at the coarse salt on the stall. It was very rough, but the price was barely acceptable to the common people.

Therefore, even though the salt stall is the most expensive, it is also the place with the best business. There are two government officials standing behind the stall specifically to deter those who are unwilling to return.

Hua Chengtian also looked at it carefully and came to a conclusion that made him feel relieved. Not surprisingly, this should have been refined by the government itself.

Although salt is rough, it is barely edible. The most important thing is that it solves the people's urgent need for salt.

When I returned to the village, I informed the villagers about the situation in the town, but still reminded the villagers that they must act collectively if they want to go to the town or find their relatives.

Although the town seems peaceful, who knows what it's like in the dark places.

Especially those who have survived to this moment are not stupid and soft-hearted people. Some people can do anything in order to live a better life.

Knowing that there were vendors in the town, Hua Jin immediately decided to set up a stall. If the extreme heat continued for a year, even if the people had food in hand, they might not have much. These days, the space has received a lot of faith from the people, so Hua Jin Jin felt that something should be done.

Especially when she thought of the rainy night in her dream, if everyone was so hungry that they didn't have the strength to fight, let alone fight, or even run away, it would be a doomed situation, and then all the things she had done before were not in vain. Of course this result is not possible.

Knowing that his daughter was going to set up a stall, Hua Chengtian naturally couldn't let his children go alone. Of course Hua Yun'ao and Hua Yunxiang also wanted to go, and Xiao Si was not willing to be seconded.

In the end, it was Xiaosi Hua Chengtian who accompanied Hua Jin. Although there was no danger in Huajia Village and there was such a high wall for protection. The top of the wall was filled with broken rubble and sharpened bamboo thorns, but it was still necessary for the family to live without it. Strong labor force, especially Hua Yun'ao brothers who had just given birth to a child. It was a busy time. With them, Qi and Mrs. Hua could free up their hands to do other things, so they were both left at home.

As for the children like Da Liu Gouzi, they finally moved out of the Hua family under Hua Jin's arrangement.

I saved these children just because I felt pity for them. They became orphans at a young age but they worked hard to survive. I was also touched by their resilience. So since I saved them, I naturally couldn't let them work as cows and horses in my own family. . Although the family did not treat them as servants and treated them well, the children always subconsciously wanted to work more, were cautious, and worked hard to please, for fear of being kicked out of Huajia Village, which made Hua Jin looked a little sad.

So after the children were settled at home, they discussed with their father and grandfather to build several rooms for these children next door so that they could have their own houses so that they could truly belong.

When the children learned that their benefactor sister was going to build a house for them, although they did not want to move out and wanted to live with sister An Ran, they finally moved out of Hua's house out of gratitude after listening to their benefactor sister's words.

The benefactor sister said that they should have a place of their own. Only when their hearts are at peace can they live better. Moreover, they are so close and can meet whenever they want. The most important thing is that they have their own home and no longer have to worry about meeting each other. was driven away.

So it took a few days to build three main rooms and two side rooms for the children in an open space on the left side of Hua's house. Of course, the kitchen and firewood shed were also indispensable. They also dug holes in the firewood room for the children. They built a cellar and surrounded two small yards at the front and back, so that the children could plant vegetables, grain, and water in the yard. They could get it in the village or directly to their house next door, and it only cost a little bit of grain. You can take classes with the master in the village.

This kind of life is something that children like Liu Gouzi never dare to dream about.

Therefore, even if they have their own family, they almost always go back to Hua's house to help with the work when they have nothing to do. The two little girls Hua'er and Wan'er will also help Daya Yunniang take care of the children. Most of the time, except for the elder Liu, It's such an inconvenience that a few smaller ones have become Hua Jin's little tails, following her wherever she goes as long as she has time.

When Hua Jin wants to go out to set up a stall, Gouzi, who is smart, naturally has to keep up.

Hua Jin already liked the kid Gouzi, and since Xiao Si also went with him, she simply let the kid follow.

So on the third day after Hua Chengtian came back from the town, Hua Jin followed her father, Xiaosi Gouzi, pulling the family's ox cart and went to Shanggu Town with the villagers who were setting up stalls.

The bullock cart caused a sensation as soon as it entered the town. Almost everyone's eyes were on the cow. As for what was being pulled on the cart, no one cared at all. They looked at this big ox that looked very strong with curiosity. .

At this time, who else but the rich and powerful could have such a big livestock at home? The problem is that they are raising animals so well, and there is no shortage of food and drink. Some people even have a trace of greed in their eyes, but when they look at it, Only when he saw a group of equally strong men around the car did he hide his embarrassed thoughts.

Yes, how could an ordinary person protect such a large animal?

This group of people really attracted the attention of many people in the town, including the patrol officers responsible for street safety in the town, who couldn't help but cast more eyes on these people.

She had already thought of this outcome when she decided to bring Da Huang out, but instead of relying on their short legs to get here, Hua Jin was still willing to just be noticed.

As long as she doesn't target them, Hua Jin doesn't care what other people think of her.

"Dad, there are quite a few people on the street." Hua Jin looked at her and said to her father.

"There are more people than in the past few days, which is a good thing. It means that everyone has come out."

Looking at the crowds passing by, Hua Jin nodded. Although it was not comparable to the previous Shanggu, it was already pretty good. It showed that the county magistrate of Shanggu Town had done a really good job and made the people feel a sense of security.

(End of this chapter)