Traveling through time with billions of supplies to become a farmer's little fortune

When Su Muyao saw that they had all gone out, she went into her grandmother's arms.

"Now that grandma is running a business, how are you going to deal with your uncles? You can't just let them do the work without telling you whether you'll get paid or not, right?"

Old Mrs. Su replied without thinking: "They didn't do any work, so how could they have money? This is all earned by you. Grandma will keep it for you first. Except for the money used by your family, you can take the rest with you when you get married."

Old Mrs. Su had thought everything through, so she just spent all the money for the family.

Keep all the remaining saved money and use it as a dowry when your baby gets married.

Old Madam Su kept talking to Su Muyao about the dowry for women in their area.

Only then did I understand that all the dowry given by a woman's parents after she got married belonged to the woman's personal property.

The man has no right to control the marriage, and if the marriage is divorced, the woman can also leave with her dowry.

Women can use these dowries to buy things they like, or use them to manage servants.

The ten-mile red dowry in the capital city is not just talk. The dowry basically includes everything a woman will use in her lifetime.

From clothes and shoes to shops, banknotes, jewelry, and even the coffin, everything was prepared.

Therefore, the more dowry a woman brings to her husband's home, the less likely anyone will dare to show disrespect to her.

But for farmers like them, they basically only have some thick quilts and clothes. Those with better conditions will be given some jewelry such as bracelets and hairpins.

Old Mrs. Su didn't want to be like those farmers and just give such a small amount of things. Although they were also farmers, they were rich now. Her sweet baby had earned so much money that their family's life had become much better.

Whenever I think about the fact that the family has to use the money earned by a little baby to spend, I feel that my sons are useless.

When Old Man Su came in from outside, he heard his wife talking about marrying off his granddaughter. He became so angry that his face turned pale.

"You are so young and you want to get married. If you find someone you like in the future, let him marry into our family."

"It's decided. I'm afraid that the little girl I raised with great effort will fall if I hold her in my hands, or melt if I hold her in my mouth.

If I marry into another family, what if I get bullied by my mother-in-law? What if I get bullied by others? Anyway, I won’t marry like that.”

Old Mrs. Su's eyes lit up. Her old man finally had some brains. If she didn't want to get married, he would let her marry into the family when there was a suitable one.

Old Madam Su slapped her thigh and said, "Okay, when the darling grows up and finds someone he likes, let him marry into the family."

Su Muyao kept covering her face. She really didn't want to continue this topic.

"Grandma, let's not talk about this for now. Although this method is my idea, everyone has helped with the work. If I don't give any to others, I will definitely feel bad, don't you think?"

"Even if they have three guts, they still wouldn't dare to do that."

Su Muyao was about to say something else when Old Man Su interrupted her.

"They say a harmonious family brings prosperity. This matter really needs to be made clear in advance. Otherwise, when the kids grow up and the money is taken away, they will definitely have objections."

"The recipe was thought up by Guaibao. Guaibao gets the lion's share, and they can divide the rest among themselves."

Old Madam Su slammed the table and said, "What do you mean, you old fool? Are you trying to divide the family?"

Old man Su quickly shook his head and said, "What are you talking about, old woman? What I mean is that we should deduct all the money from Guaibao, and the money they earn must be turned over to the public."

"From now on, we will not keep the money that Guaibao earns for her, let her keep it herself.

Otherwise, let the third family take care of it. Anyway, we shouldn’t hold it in our hands.”

Old Man Su is mainly afraid that when he gets older, there will be another quarrel over dividing the money. After all, the money he earns is mainly due to Guaibao.

But other people also help with the work, so it can’t be said that they give nothing at all, and in the future someone else will marry into the family anyway.

Guaibao has plenty of money in his hands, so he will definitely manage the household. Then there will be no need to talk about dowry or not.

In the end, the matter was decided by Old Man Su.

Old Mrs. Su had no objection, but they didn't listen to Su Shuyao's opinion at all.

When Naituanzi came out to help, the adults pushed her aside and told her to play by herself.

For fear that the little girl would be bored, he sent all the brothers over to look after their sister together.

The little kids didn't want to stay at home and dragged their younger sisters outside to play.

Before leaving, Su Laosan also told the boys not to run towards the river.

The kids agreed quickly and ran to the river in a flash.

Xi Bao looked at her brother and sister with disapproval and said, "Uncle San just told us not to go to the river. Wouldn't it be a problem for us to go fishing now?"

"Brother, just go to the creek. It's so shallow that you won't be in any trouble."

"Yes, big brother, don't we usually play there? The kids over there are catching fish in it, it's shallow and there's nothing to worry about."

Xibao thought about it and realized that it was true. They usually went to the small river to catch fish, but they didn't want to go today because their uncle had told them not to go.

"It's okay brothers, I'll just play on the shore."

When Xi Bao heard the person she was most worried about saying the assurance, she immediately smiled.

"Let's go."

A group of children came to the river. Because it was hot, the boys went in directly to take a bath. They first took off their coats and tied them around their waists, basically using them as fishing nets.

Su Muyao found a stone by the river and just sat down when she suddenly saw a small crab next to it.

There were also two girls sitting on the rocks on the shore, weaving straw hats.

They both looked at the little kid curiously, who was sticking his butt out and picking up little crabs.

"Fubao, can I eat this?" The one who asked the question was Sanya, the little granddaughter of Grandma Liu, and the one next to her was Erya.

"Of course you can eat it. Coat it with flour and fry it until golden brown. I guarantee it will make you cry with hunger."

"No way! Every time grandma gives the meat to my brother and doesn't let us eat it, we don't cry because of the greed."

Arya gently tugged at her sister.

At this time, Su Mingxuan's voice came from not far away, "Sister has loaches and eels, do you want them?"

"Yes, you have to be careful." I was really worried that they would play too crazy.

Fortunately, Xibao was there to take care of them. Seeing that they had a lot of things in their clothes, she called them ashore.

"Hurry up and leave, your sister is still alone by the river, stop playing."

Some of them are almost ten years old. Su Muyao looked at their heights and realized that boys really grow slowly.

Several people came ashore, each with some small fish in their arms. Su Mingxuan even had two eels and three loaches in his arms.

The fish are so small that they can only be coated in flour and fried before eating.

Su Muyao didn't expect that they could return with a full load so quickly in such a small river.

When Su Muyao said she wanted to fry the crab, the brothers all shook their heads.

"This is called a crab, but it's all shells and you can't eat it at all."

Xibao slapped Huanbao on the head and said, "My sister said it's edible, so it must be edible. Don't grab it when it's ready."

Xi Bao is a smart girl. She knows how much changes have taken place in their family in the past year. Whatever her sister says, what's wrong?