"Do you want to give it to a girl you like?"

With so many flower hairpins, the girl who received it will definitely be very happy, right?

I was not happy, so I agreed to the boy's marriage proposal.

The wife imagined a beautiful picture in her mind, and quickly packed the flower hairpin and handed it to Jia Huan.

Jia Huan took it and said with a smile, "No, these are for my sisters in my family. There are many people in my family, and these flower hairpins are given to the sisters for one person or two, which may not be enough. Can you, lady, tell me where you live? I'd like to buy more hairpins."

"Yes." When she heard that she could continue to do business with Jia Huan, her wife was very happy and immediately told Jia Huan the name of the village where she lived with her husband.

Jia Huan: "Please Madame do as much as possible, I will go to your house to pick up the goods in two days."

The wife nodded repeatedly: "Okay, I am not slow to work, and I will definitely be able to make a quantity that satisfies you."

Jia Huan took out another piece of silver of ten taels and handed it to her husband: "This is a deposit."

The husband glanced at his wife and took the money at her signal.

Jia Huan smiled: "Ah, I'm a little thirsty, go to the tea shed over there and have a cup of tea." I just saw a Taoist priest go in, and I can ask the Taoist priest to tell me a hexagram."

After Jia Huan finished speaking, he turned around and walked towards the tea shed.

When the wife heard the word "Taoist", her heart suddenly changed, and when she saw that Jia Huan had left, she hurriedly pulled her husband to the direction of the city gate.

"Xianggong, let's hurry home and pick flowers to make hairpins." The wife gave the most appropriate excuse so that the husband did not have any suspicion of her sudden action.

The husband happily returned home with his wife, "I didn't expect to earn 20 taels of silver today, which is enough for us to spend for three years."

The wife chuckled, "Well, when we save some more money, let's buy two acres of land." In the future, Xianggong will no longer have to lease other people's land for farming."

Renting someone else's land is not cheap.

The annual output is simply not enough for a family of two.

The two imagined a better life after that, but they didn't know that their husband and wife had avoided trouble and avoided the danger of separation.

Jia Huan walked into the tea shed and ordered a pot of tea, but nothing else.

The refreshments in the tea shed taste very ordinary, they are all steamed buns, and Jia Huan doesn't want to eat them.

He saw the Taoist priest.

The Taoist priest was dressed in a blue cloth robe, carrying a long sword behind his back and holding a whisk in his hand.

The dust handle is made of peach wood, with purple lines on it, which should be lightning strike wood.

Such a dust whisk should be a magic weapon.

Jia Huan glanced at it a few times and then withdrew his gaze, not paying attention to the Taoist priest anymore.

In this world, there are many monsters, Taoist monks, and Jia Huan is no longer strange.

The Taoist priest felt a gaze looking at him and looked over.

found that it was just an ordinary boy of fifteen or sixteen years old, so he also withdrew his gaze and ignored Jia Huan.

Jia Huan drank a pot of tea and got up to leave the tea shed.

He thought that this Taoist priest would do something.

is like the Taoist priest in "Liao Zhai and Planting Pears".

Jia Huan didn't like the Taoist priest in this article, because people sold pears and scolded him, so he planted pears on the street in the same way, and scattered all the pears that people had worked hard to plant for a year, so that the family had no return.

This character really disgusted Jia Huan.

It was dressed in filthy clothes, standing in front of people's pear stalls, and affecting people's business.

Isn't it normal for people to scold him?

As a result, this man was so stingy that he scattered all the pears of other people, so that the pear sellers were ridiculed and did not get the money.

Without money, how can people live?

It is impossible to say that the pear seller has elderly people and children who are waiting to be fed, all waiting for the pear seller to take the money and go home to live.

Didn't the Taoist priest cut off the life of the family by doing this?

What a profligate

The master of the game Red Dust?!

It's just a small-hearted villain.

Relying on his own ability, he can do whatever he wants.

There are many Taoist priests in the book "Liao Zhai", but there are few that Jia Huan likes.

It's all about the guys who like to cause trouble, and they're all helping the guys who misbehave.

Look at the old beggar in "Painted Skin", who actually asked Wang Sheng's wife to swallow the thick phlegm she vomited.

These Taoist priests helped the ghosts to change their lives at will, and treated the rules of the underworld as if they were nothing, which was simply true.

You must know that there is no regularity, no wonder the world is so chaotic.

Of course, this has something to do with the chaos of the world's underworld itself.

A guy like Lu Ju who bent the law for personal gain was not arrested and punished by the king of Taishan Mansion, which is enough to see how chaotic the officialdom of the underworld is.

Thinking so, Jia Huan came to the restaurant, bought two jars of wine, bought twenty roast chickens, and returned to the fox hole.

The foxes pounced and snatched the roast chicken, and each of them ate it happily.

Jia Huan shared wine with the foxes, and at the same time said that there was a Taoist priest in the small county town.

The foxes were not afraid of Taoist priests, but in order not to get into trouble, they decided not to go to the county seat these days.

This does not include Jia Huan.

The foxes weren't worried about Jia Huan either.

Jia Huan is the best cultivated one among them, there is no demonic energy on his body at all, and the Taoist priest can't find out that he is a fox spirit when he comes to Jia Huan, he will only think that he is an ordinary human.

The flower hairpin that Jia Huan bought back made the fox mother and the sisters like it very much, and they divided the flower hairpin and complained that the number of flower hairpins was too small.

Jia Huan: "I told the boss who made the hairpins that I would go to their house in two days to get a new hairpin."

The fox mother and her sisters were happy, and they took out their private money to Jia Huan, asking him to buy more hairpins.

Jia Huan realized that the sisters had a lot of money in their private houses, at least more than his brothers.

The brothers were amazed: "How do you have so much private money?"

Most of the gold and silver dug up from the ancient tomb are in the hands of the fox father and the fox lady, and the rest are divided equally, and the amount of gold and silver in everyone's hands should be the same.

Sisters, "We naturally have our own way of making money."

Brothers: "What's the solution?"

Sisters: "What do I tell you?"

Brothers: QAQ.

Jia Huan knew where the sisters' money came from.

They dug ginseng, Ganoderma lucidum and other rare medicinal materials from the mountains and took them to the pharmacy to exchange for money, and naturally there was a lot of gold and silver in their hands.

Two days later, Jia Huan went down the mountain again and went to the village where the flower demon and her husband lived.

The village where the two live is quite peaceful, the villagers are very simple, and they get along well with the flower demon couple.

Jia Huan took a large bag of flower hairpins from the flower demon, and this time, he left five taels of silver.

The flower demon's husband felt that Jia Huan had given a lot before, and he didn't want to collect any more money, but Jia Huan insisted on giving money.

The husband could only accept it.

In his heart, her husband regarded Jia Huan as the little master of a rich and noble family.