Peasant Woman’s Decreed Life as a Wife

  Chapter 291 Can Abacus

  According to her understanding, only the thirty-one hangs and five hundred yuan sold yesterday and the day before yesterday, after deducting the cost, roughly ten to twelve hangs were allocated to Chu Jin.

   Just two bracelets and two silver coins are enough to spend more than half of it.

   What's more, there are still pens, clothes, shoes left... Calculated in this way, I am afraid that he will spend all the money he got.

  Ye Muyu's mood was instantly indescribable.

  This child... this temper, is it good or bad.

   "Mother, it should cost ten tangs." Chu Jinlang said.

   "Mother, I can do some calculations now, but I don't know if it's accurate. Mother, I'll get the abacus and I'll find out after doing the abacus calculation." Chu Jin ran to the study in a hurry.

  Ye Muyu had already made a decision in her heart, and waited patiently for him.

   "Mother, I don't want the headgear my brother gave me, it's too expensive." Chu Ziluo took a breath when she heard the ten hanging coins, and when Chu Jin left, she waved her hands repeatedly, but she didn't dare to take it.

   Now she already has a lot of tiaras, flowers, butterflies, all kinds, and there are ten small ones.

  All father and mother bought for her on weekdays.

  She wears the same one every day, and she can not repeat it for more than ten days.

   Compared with her lack of food and clothing in the past, this is much better. Chu Ziluo is already economical and would rather save her money than spend it recklessly.

   In this regard, Chu Jin is completely different from her.

  Chu Jin was very willing to spend money on his family.

  Of course, he also hid the rest, and no one would use them.

  Ye Muyu smiled and said nothing, "Your brother thinks too much."

  Chu Ziluo didn't understand what she meant.

  The well-behaved girl saw that her mother didn't want to say more, so she stopped asking.

  Chu Jin brought the abacus over.

  Put it on a clean dining table, sit next to it, straighten your chest, "Mom, let me do the math, see if it's right."

   "Okay, Mom just wanted to see how you've learned abacus recently." As for learning, Ye Muyu naturally encouraged her from the beginning to the end, and she was willing to let the children perform more to be more confident.

  Chu Jin's fingers flicked on the beads.

   "One bead flower is seven hundred and fifty copper plates."

   "Including shoes, it will cost five hundred and sixty copper coins."

"The sum of the two...is..." I saw the crackling sound of the beads, and after a while, Chu Jin made the beads fall into the right position. He read out the numbers displayed on the abacus with his fingers: "A total of one Three hundred and ten copper plates."

   "Add two more bracelets, and each bracelet will cost half a penny, which is 1,800 Wen."

   "Add one thousand eight hundred wen first..." Chu Jin divided the money for adding the bracelet, because he was young and didn't know how much two thousand eight hundred wen added up to.

   Naturally, they were added one by one.

  Although the method is a little dead, it is also a good method for children.

   "That's... three thousand one hundred and ten copper coins..." Chu Jin let out a sigh of relief: "Phew, that's a lot."

   "Can't count?"

   "It can be counted, just add it all the time, it is too much, I am a little worried about making a mistake, no, I will count it right." Chu Jin's stubborn temper came up, and he would not give up.

   became more serious.

   "Add another eighteen hundred words..."

   "That's four thousand nine hundred and ten words."

   "Mom, what have I added?"

  Ye Muyu reminded: "I still have mother's clothes left, father's writing brush, and your grandfather's pennies."

"right."

   "Then add mother's clothes, one tael of silver... one thousand two hundred cash... a total of six thousand one hundred and ten cash."

   "Father's writing brush, eight hundred and fifty characters."

   "Six thousand nine hundred and sixty texts..."

   "Grandpa's two pennies."

   "A total of eight thousand nine hundred and sixty words!"

  (end of this chapter)