The three little babies who had already opened their short legs and ran around the martial arts training ground had no idea that Yao Yuzhi and Deng Qin's were praising them, and Ren Hanjun and Ren Hantang, who were very self-conscious, accompanied Ren Hanyue, who was just three pieces of tofu high, left and right.

Deng Xibin, who was sent by the Deng Qin clan to take care of the three little babies, followed the children unhurriedly, with a light smile on the corner of his lips, and his attention was all on Ren Hanjun, Ren Hantang and Ren Hanyue.

What the three little babies don't know is that Deng Xibin actually agrees with them starting to exercise since they were young, and he even plans to wait until they are older to start teaching them martial arts.

No one knows better than those of them who have experienced the turmoil that learning to read and embroider alone cannot protect themselves and their families.

If it weren't for the fact that Ren Hantang and Ren Hanyue were still too young, and it would be inconvenient for him to teach Ren Hanjun alone as a big man, he would have put the matter of teaching children to practice martial arts on the agenda.

Now Ren Hanjun and Ren Hantang are willing to insist on running in order to accompany their sister, which is tantamount to someone giving him a pillow when he falls asleep.

But to be honest, Ren Hanjun, Ren Hantang and Ren Hanyue's endurance and physical strength surprised him very much.

It's not easy for a little doll of their age to be able to run for half an hour every day.

What Deng Xibin didn't know was that during his hunting in the mountains, the three little babies had to run around the yard like crazy, otherwise he would have been even more surprised.

Throwing sandbags, hopscotch, kicking shuttlecocks, skipping rope, catching chickens with eagles, hiding cats, playing chess pieces, catching sparrows and letting Deng Qin's roast them to eat...... In order to lure Ren Hanjun and Ren Hantang to accompany her to exercise in disguise, Ren Hanyue moved out all the games that required physical strength she had played in her previous life.

Compared with running, these games really win the hearts of Ren Hanjun and Ren Hantang, and the three little guys often make the family crazy.

Of course, the fact that they can play so crazy has a lot to do with Yao Yuzhi being a very enlightened mother.

As long as Ren Hanjun completes the task well when it is time to study or do needlework, Yao Yuzhi has always been laissez-faire to the children at other times.

Thanks to such a mother, the three little babies who have been detained at home and kept filial piety can stay at home honestly without being aggrieved or reluctant.

Time came in a blink of an eye to October 12 of the second year of Yongguang, on this day, everyone in the Ren family who had been filial piety for 27 months was dismissed.

On October 13, Deng Qin's family moved back to the East Wing at Yao Yuzhi's insistence.

On October 16, at the request of Yao Yuzhi, Deng Xibin bought the house separated from the backyard of Yao's house.

The original owners of the house were an old couple, their only son was doing a small business in Qushan Town, because there was a problem with the capital turnover in the shop recently, so the old couple decided to sell the house and land in Liangzhi Village to their son for emergency.

Including a pig and five chickens raised by the old couple this year, everything in the entire house is worth fifty taels.

As for his family's ten acres of high-quality fertile land and the late rice in the field that had not yet had time to be harvested, Yayu helped set the price of one hundred and fifty taels.

The market price of high-grade fertile land is now 12 taels of silver per mu, the price is much cheaper than before spring ploughing, and the yield per mu of high-grade fertile land is at least 300 catties.

If it weren't for the old couple who were in a hurry to help their son raise money, they would never have rushed to sell the land at the time of the autumn harvest.

Every family in the village also knew that it was a good deal to buy his land, but one hundred and fifty taels of silver was not something that anyone could get their hands on at once.

The old couple said that they could drop ten taels or eight taels for the sake of the villagers, but one hundred and forty taels is still an unattainable price for many people.

Therefore, although there are many people who are tempted, there is no one who really wants to buy.

Or the father of the Ji family thought of Yao Yuzhi that their family only had Deng Xibin as a young and middle-aged laborer, but there were five women and children who needed to be taken care of, if they could take advantage of the money in their hands now to buy more fields and rent them out on an annual basis, then the burden on Deng Xibin's shoulders could also be lightened.

So, after hearing that the old couple was going to sell their house and land, the father of the Ji family sent his wife Ji Wu to communicate the news with Yao Yu.

“...... Your uncle said, you always count on Xibin's child to hunt and live, it's really not a long-term solution, and it's not easy to go in the mountains. Ji Wushi explained his intentions straight to the point, "Besides, both of them are still young, and they will always have children in the future, and your burden will be even heavier at that time." Instead of being blind because you don't have the money at that time, you might as well take advantage of the money in your hands now to buy more land and produce interest. ”

Yao Yuzhi immediately agreed, she thanked Ji Wu, and then asked Deng Xibin to ask Brother Ji to pull the strings.

Brother Ji had already been entrusted by his father, and as soon as Deng Xibin came to him, he immediately took Deng Xibin to meet the old couple who helped them sell their houses and fields.

The Ya Yu's surname is Ji, and he is Brother Ji's own family, but because he is making a living, he moved his family to Qushan Town to live.

As soon as Brother Ji told him, he immediately came to Liangzhi Village to see Deng Xibin.

Deng Xibin, accompanied by Brother Ji and Yayu, looked at the house and fields, and then directly made the decision and paid the silver - Yao Yuzhi, who knew nothing about land and crops, had already given Deng Xibin and Brother Ji the right to decide, and the two were optimistic, and the deal was naturally completed.

In addition to the two hundred taels for the purchase of the house and the field, Deng Xibin also gave Ya Yu two taels of silver as a thank you, and this amount alone, the silver money they had accumulated in the past two years or so went to eight or nine out of ten.

The old couple soon moved to their son's house in Qushan Town, and Yao Yuzhi allocated the newly purchased house to Deng Xibin and Deng Qin's family to live in.

The new house is only the size of the front yard of the Yao family, but the three main rooms and six side rooms in the house are all brick structures.

The neat courtyard has been carved out into a few square vegetable patches by a hard-working old couple, and a few clusters of flowers and fruit trees have been planted in the corners of the yard.

This is a very good house, except for the area, it is not worse than the Yao family's house in other aspects.

On the day Deng Xibin and Deng Qin's moved over, Yao Yuzhi asked Deng Xibin to go to the town and set a table for four tables of two taels of silver.

The male guests were arranged by Deng Xibin in the newly bought courtyard, the main guests were the old village chief and his two sons, six prestigious village elders and their little grandsons, Ji Yayu who helped facilitate the sale of houses and fields, and the accompanying guests were the royal father, Ji's father, Ji's father, Ji's eldest brother and Ji's second brother, who were friends with Yao Yuzhi's father Yao Shizhi.