The shop was loaded for several days, and Lin Yu was always guarded, and when it was finally finished, he bought two more knowledgeable guys and asked them to help Uncle Qi clean up the shop.

Because Lin Yu wanted to put out the sign of rice, so the name of the store was Daoxiang Grain Village, and she specially asked the county magistrate to help her write a plaque, and then let the people put it on the table, cover the red silk and hang it outside the door.

As soon as Qiē was ready, only the goods were missing, Lin Yu asked Uncle Qi to find the purchase channel given by Mr. Wang before, went to the soy sauce vinegar and white noodles to come back, and because of the relationship between the county magistrate, he applied for the official salt sales permit, and now, he only sent the rice grain that had been ground in advance.

Let Uncle Qi take care of the shop, she asked Boss Lu to drive back to Huaikou Town, and someone hurriedly sent the rice grain.

After several busy days, it finally opened, although there were people who knew her relationship with the magistrate to congratulate, but Lin Yu did not like these entertainments the most, so he hid behind Uncle Qi, and asked him to receive him for himself, and prepared a banquet in the restaurant next to him, and prepared two tables in another private room, and invited the magistrate and Dr. Wu and his party.

After the shop opened, the business was quite good, and the price of Champa rice in other grain shops has always been a little high, but the forest fish is self-produced and sold, and the store is its own, so the price of Champa rice has been lowered, so more people come to buy grain.

After staying in the grain store for more than half a month, Lin Yu saw that there were more restaurants and inns that came to buy grain, but they all had to send someone to come over to pull the goods, so he mentioned yì to Uncle Qi and asked him to recruit two more guys to only be responsible for the delivery of bulk shopping. Of course, some older people who are slightly older and have inconvenient legs. No matter how much you buy, you are also responsible for package delivery.

Uncle Qi listened to her words and immediately bought someone.

Because the price of Daoxiang Grain Village is fair, you can get the lowest price when you buy it, and you can also deliver it to your door.

Seeing that the business of the grain farm is on the right track. Lin Yu returned to Huaikou Town at this time, and he really handed over the business to Uncle Qi.

When I returned home, I checked the granaries and saw that three or four of them were full of grain. Lin Yu was very satisfied, but she knew the truth of the three caves of the cunning rabbit, thinking that in this world, food is greater than the sky, and the grain village and the family are already two places to put grain. I have to find another place to put my food. Be prepared for danger in times of peace, in case of any natural or man-made disasters one day, you will not return to the days when you were hungry again.

But in this last place where the grain is placed, she doesn't want people to know where it is, so she takes a bow and arrow to the back mountain every day to practice archery, but in fact, she quietly checks the place where the back mountain is connected to the deep mountain, is there a cave where you can store grain?

In the past, when Uncle Zhuzi was still there, he often took her into the mountains to hunt. Now that she's a few years older, she's even bolder. I am not afraid of entering the mountain alone, after all, the bow in my hand is not a vegetarian, although it cannot reach the point of passing through the yang in a hundred steps, but it is still a hundred shots.

She hadn't been to the back mountain for a long time, and at first she only went around the periphery, looking for places where there were caves, but they were all a little unsatisfactory, and she went deeper and deeper.

There was no one to take care of it in the deep mountains, and it was still overgrown with bushes, so it was a little difficult to walk, so Lin Yu took out the scimitar he carried with him, and opened the way as he walked.

During this time, she would encounter pheasants and hares, as well as a few wild boars, but because she had always maintained a high level of vigilance, she also hid.

After searching for a few days, every time I went back, I would symbolically bring some prey, and everyone would not suspect him, only Apricot and Ling'er were a little worried and warned her to be careful, but not to be injured by wild boars carelessly like the year before last.

Lin Yu naturally smiled and agreed, so that they didn't have to worry too much, they would be careful.

The emperor lived up to her wishes, and after looking for seven or eight days, she finally found a cave with an area as large as several rooms, and it was unusually clean, the most rare thing was that the entrance of the cave was not large, and the location was not on the edge of the cliff, the terrain was flat, and there was no problem in taking care of the ox cart.

She made a simple torch, lit it with a fire fold and searched for it, there were some rabbit droppings in it, and there were two snakes coiled in the hole, the forest fish picked up the branches, and picked out the snakes, and saw that there was nothing else, so she picked up the branches again and sealed the hole, and then went back.

The cave was found, but his own strength was weak, but he couldn't transport food up the mountain, so he pondered for several days and finally came up with a feasible solution.

She went up the mountain as usual every day, but instead of looking for the cave, she quietly brought a hoe and a shovel and prepared to build the road herself.

Because she was small and had little strength, she did not intend to carve out a way to cross the ox cart, but simply split the bushes into a path that could cross one person, and then leveled the ground so as not to stumble when walking.

Afraid of arousing the suspicion of others, she hid after taking the hoe and shovel to the mountain.

I went up the mountain every day to work for several hours, and after repairing for half a month, I finally figured out a way to the mountain.

She made a broom of her own and cleaned the cave before she went back and prepared to follow her plan.

It just so happened that the shops in the county town were short of grain, so Uncle Qi asked someone to bring a message over and asked Lin Yu to find someone to pull some more grain.

Lin Yu first packed out the grain needed in the granary, and then filled the smallest sack with an ox cart of rice, telling people that this small bag of grain was wanted by another family.

After the grain needed in the county town was taken away, Lin Yu called two more people and asked them to pull the ox cart loaded with rice and go with him, telling Uncle Yutian and them that there were other families who wanted to buy rice and asked her to bring it over.

Uncle Yutian wanted to go with her, but was stopped by her, she said that it was not far and that she would be back in a while, so that Uncle Yutian did not have to worry.

The two men followed Lin Yu from Shangliu Village to the foot of the back mountain and stopped, and then asked them to go back first, saying that the family who bought the grain lived in the mountains, and they would come to pull the grain later.

Both of them were a little puzzled, thinking that there was no road here in the back mountain, how could someone come out of the mountain to pull grain?

But they didn't dare to disobey Lin Yu's words, so they had to let her be careful, and then they went back with them step by step.

When he finally saw them again, Lin Yu's hanging heart relaxed, and he quickly found branches to cover the oxen and carts, and then carried a bag of rice on his back, and limped down the road he drove out of the mountain.

The ox cart pulled a total of more than ten bags of rice, fortunately, the forest fish was packed into small bags earlier, and the weight of each bag was thirty or forty catties, and the strength of the forest fish was not much compared to that of men, but carrying thirty or forty catties of rice up the mountain was still slightly bearable.

The first bag of rice was finally carried up the mountain and stacked in the cave, and the forest fish did not have time to catch his breath, so he hurried down the mountain again. (To be continued......)