Transmigration to become a peasant girl

Chapter 15 The First Pot of Gold 5
Goro was weighing two catties of persimmons for someone. Someone in the market just passed by the street and saw the scene where Yang Chan'er was almost hit by a carriage. He knew that the little girl was Goro's sister, so he kindly told Goro about the matter. The brothers and sisters listened Everyone broke out in a cold sweat, Goro only explained to Qiro a few times, and then strode towards the blacksmith's shop. Although the uncle said that it was all right for his sister to be rescued, but he didn't see anyone, his heart was always in suspense. with.

Not long after Yang Chan'er arrived at the blacksmith shop, she just told the old blacksmith what she was going to forge, when she saw Wu Lang hurried into the shop, then rushed to her, looked her up and down, and made sure she was all right There seemed to be a sigh of relief afterwards.

Seeing Wu Lang like this, Yang Chan'er groaned inwardly, maybe Wu Lang knew something, so he asked tentatively, "Brother, why are you here, and you're sweating a lot."

Seeing that Yang Chan'er was really fine, Wu Lang felt relieved, but his face became stiff, and he gave Yang Chan'er a good lesson. Yang Chan'er could only stand with his head bowed and be scolded obediently, lamenting in his heart that his life was not good, and his bad luck followed. They passed through together, but at this time the boy who followed her also said a few words to Goro, obviously it was the boy who told him before. He first told about the danger of the matter and then told Goro to take strict care of his sister. Wu Lang nodded and said thank you again, Yang Chan'er was so angry, it turned out that the young man saw that she didn't want her family to know, so he deliberately asked his followers to follow her, ya ya, he actually came to her like this trick, insidious.

Yang Chan'er still wanted to stay in the blacksmith's shop, and she could give advice to the old blacksmith from time to time. Now Goro would not agree to let her be alone. In such a short period of less than a month, the girl was He almost lost his life twice successively, Goro was frightened and vowed to take good care of his sister and not let her have any accidents.

Knowing that she was incapable of persuading Goro this time, Yang Chaner had no choice but to pay the deposit first, and made an appointment with the old blacksmith to pick it up when she got home, and then obediently, Goro took her back to the market to sell persimmons. Qilang, Qiuer, and Jiulang heard that something happened to their sister, and they were all very anxious. When they saw Yang Chaner come back, they ran over nervously and surrounded Yang Chaner, also looking at Yang Chaner Take a look, and then heaved a sigh of relief.

"Chan'er, you must be more obedient in the future, and don't go out alone again, we are almost scared to death by you." Jiu Lang held Yang Chan'er's hand tightly, for fear that Yang Chan'er would walk away again As if understanding, she said naively, Yang Chaner originally wanted to say that it was just an accident and it was nothing serious, but seeing her brothers and sisters looking at her with worried eyes, she nodded subconsciously, although she was still not used to being called Treated as a vulnerable group, but it feels good to be cared about.

When the sun was slanting, the brothers and sisters closed the stall and drove the cart back home. Today, they bought a total of more than 130 catties of persimmons, and there were more than ten catties of persimmons in the cart that were not sold out. Zero 38 Wen, plus 310 Wen from selling mountain goods, spent a total of 44 Wen to buy buns, and the total was 600 Wen. They went to the store and bought [-] catties of rice, [-] catties of flour, a A pot of oil, a catty of sugar, Yang Chan'er also bought sacks of rope, etc., and took some ironware from the blacksmith's shop that she had asked the old blacksmith to make before, and left over [-] coins in Wulang's hands. Take it easy, this is the first pot of gold she earned in ancient times.

(End of this chapter)