Running to the edge of the ground, looking at the water gradually flooding up in the dry land, Gu Junlan sat on the foundation on the side and held her chin and smirked.

When there is more water and the dry and hard soil softens into mud, then you can start planting seedlings.

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When Gu Junlan went out, Gu looked down and found that what he was holding in his hand was not paper, but a full ninety taels of silver tickets.

She was stunned for a moment before she came back to her senses.

After going around the house several times, he finally wrapped the silver ticket in oiled paper, dug a pit and stuffed it into the brick crack between the stoves, and then hurriedly chased it out.

Thinking that his daughter was going to the back mountain in addition to being at home during this time, Gu Shi came to the field without thinking about it.

When I got to the ground, I saw Gu Junlan's figure.

"Lan'er!"

Gu Shi shouted urgently.

To this day, her heart is still pounding.

That's a silver ticket of ninety taels!

It was something she could never have dreamed of.

"Mother?"

Her hand was tightly grasped by Gu, but she didn't speak for a long time, so Gu Junlan had no choice but to call her.

"Lan'er." Gu's mouth trembled, and he looked back and forth before he whispered: "You tell your mother, those silver tickets ......"

As soon as she heard that it was for this, Gu Junlan smiled and didn't hide it: "I earned it by selling embroidery samples." ”

Seeing is believing, Gu Junlan took out the book from the library again and handed it to Gu.

Tear off six sheets, and there's still a thick pile of books on it!

Looking at the book, Gu's expression was not much better than that of the shopkeeper of Jinxiuzhuang.

In order to confuse the past, Gu Junlan began to weave lies again.

"Mother, this is what I just bought with silver and an old man on the stall in the bazaar."

I wanted to talk about the books I picked up, but this is completely unrealistic.

I happened to remember that I went to the market in the morning, and when Gu asked Liu Erniu where he parked the ox cart, he went to squat on the stall not far away for a while, and simply said so.

Just as Gu was about to ask questions, Gu Junlan cleverly changed the topic: "Mother, can you help me take a look at this place, is the water almost there?" ”

After getting along with the Gu family for so many days, coupled with the original owner's original memory, Gu Junlan felt that she still understood the Gu family's character.

Sure enough, as soon as he finished speaking, Gu's attention was swept away by this sentence.

Rolled up his sleeves, picked up a stick next to him, and pounded it into the ground.

The dry and hard soil has become soft by this time, and the deepest place that the stick can reach is not shallow.

"Well, leave the water in the water for another night, and it should be about the same."

Although Gu had never planted rice, when he helped the landlord wash his clothes and send them over, he happened to observe the appearance of two paddy fields by the stream.

It was estimated that it was about the same, and Gu Shi opened his mouth after consideration.

Seeing Gu Shi frowning and looking at the water level in the field with a serious face, Gu Junlan smiled secretly on the side.

The crisis was successfully resolved.

But before she could put the corners of her lips down, Gu Shi turned her head again: "You kid, doesn't your mother look so stupid?" ”

Gu actually knew that Gu Junlan didn't want to say it, she was just a little scared just now.

Now that I think about it, I don't know when this girl has been thinking about it since she has no idea in her head.

"Mother, you're the best!"

After being stunned for a second, Gu Junlan smiled, this time from the bottom of her heart.

She ran over and held Gu's hand, with a coquettish posture of a little daughter's family in her tone.

After coming to this unknown dynasty for so long, Gu Junlan felt that all kinds of emotions had appeared.

Actually, now that I think about it, it's good to stay here and live the rest of my life.