A guide to getting rich

Chapter 462 Hu Feng Letter 7
Seeing that he was about to leave in a hurry, Bai Zhi called him to a stop: "By the way, buy me a medicine stove, I want a bigger one, and I'll pay you extra."

Doctor Lu responded and left, Bai Zhi thought, why didn't she think of making ointments or pills to make money before?This is a good business. As long as the medicine is effective, why not sell it?I'm afraid that others will line up to buy with money.

And doing this is much easier than farming, and you can earn more money, and you don't have to go out to see a doctor like a doctor in a medical clinic, which is great.

"Sister Bai, I'm hungry." Ru'er came to her side at some point, pulled the hem of her clothes, raised her face, and looked at her pitifully.

Bai Zhi squatted down and carried her onto the bench beside the table in the courtyard, "Eat a piece of cake first, and my sister will cook right away."

Ru'er nodded obediently, and Bai Zhi stroked her hair again, then turned and went to the kitchen.

There were not many things in the kitchen, but they were all there. She quickly lit a fire, cooked a pot of porridge, and made some refreshing side dishes with the ready-made dishes in the kitchen.

She has always been quick to do things, coupled with overall planning, several things are done at the same time, without any delay, naturally high efficiency.

Seeing her entering the room with porridge and vegetables, Mrs. An was so startled that she couldn't close her mouth from ear to ear: "In just a short while, you're ready to cook?"

Bai Zhi pursed her lips and smiled slightly: "Not only did she cook, but she also prescribed medicine for the village head uncle, and even negotiated a deal with Dr. Lu."

Mrs. An really likes Bai Zhi more and more. It would be great if she could have such a granddaughter. I don’t know what the old lady of the Bai family thinks. She doesn’t want such a good granddaughter. No one else can ask for it. .

Old Madam An looked at Bai Zhi and asked, "Girl Zhi, where did you learn this medical skill?"

Bai Zhi knew that she would ask, so she had already thought up an explanation, and immediately responded: "I picked up a book on medical techniques a few years ago, and I studied it according to the medical book, so I am self-taught."

Old Mrs. An gave her a thumbs up, "You girl is smart. I heard that some people have studied medicine all their lives but failed to learn it. You can learn such a skill just by following books."

Bai Zhi scratched her head: "It's just good luck, you two, hurry up and eat, I still have to help in the fields, Ru'er will be counting on you."

Old Madam An sent her out: "Don't worry, I will take good care of Ru'er."

Just as Bai Zhi went out, she saw a middle-aged man walking towards Li Chang's house with a wooden box on his back.

She looked at the hurried back of that person, and thought to herself, could this person be a messenger?

Hu Feng's letter is in this wooden box?
Thinking of this, she immediately turned around and went back. As soon as she entered the courtyard of the elder's house, she saw the man come out with the wooden box on his back. Old Mrs. An was standing at the door, holding two letters in her hands.

She rushed up and asked, "Is it the letter from Hu Feng?"

Old Madam An shook her head: "I can't read, you can read it yourself." She said and handed the letter to Bai Zhi.

The handwriting of the two letters is the same, one letter is written personally from Bai Zhi, and the other letter is written personally from Zhu Manyin.

Bai Zhi asked: "Who is Zhu Manyin?"

Old Madam An said: "Zhu Manyin is Zhu Si's son, Zhu Si and Hu Feng walked together."

Bai Zhi suddenly realized that it was no wonder that the two of them walked together, and they must have often stayed together in the army. Zhu Si was illiterate, so the task of writing letters home was naturally given to Hu Feng.

Bai Zhi handed Zhu Manyyin's letter back to Old Madam An: "This is a letter from Zhu Si to the family, please keep it first, and Zhu Si's wife will definitely come to pick it up later."

(End of this chapter)