The unlucky guy was reborn as a lucky girl from a farm

I suddenly felt dizzy, and before I passed out I realized that Ni'er must have known that I would take the pill, and the poison she put in it was actually incompatible with one of the herbs in the pill.

So the poison was not completely removed. What a great chain of tricks. Nier will be a top-notch poison master in the future. Humph, I was careless. My apprentice will come tomorrow. I must not let anything slip. It's so embarrassing. I fainted while thinking about it.

The third brother hummed a little tune early in the morning, took a donkey cart, and pulled tofu to the town.

It is easier to put the tofu on the donkey cart than to put it directly on the donkey's back. This is really a good thing. My daughter is so awesome. All this hard work has not been in vain.

Sitting on the donkey cart and looking at the commonplace traffic around, the sounds of chickens and dogs, is a unique feeling. Both the donkey and I feel more relaxed, and we can load more tofu, which makes me feel so happy.

When the people in the village saw the third brother, they all came forward to greet him. This kind of scene had never happened before.

The third brother knew clearly in his mind that these people only welcomed him with smiles because they saw that his family had become a little rich. Before that, they wanted to stay away from them.

I was afraid to ask them for money and food, but it was human nature, so I still responded to them enthusiastically.

The tofu was enough for the three families. Shopkeepers Liu and Wang were very happy. The tofu was selling so well that the restaurant could not sell enough every day.

With the donkey cart, the tofu business became more convenient. The more he sold, the more he could supply. Thinking that he could now make hundreds of coins a day, the third brother covered his mouth and laughed secretly.

The eldest brother didn't sleep well last night. When he woke up in the morning, he felt very regretful and wondered why he didn't ask for the two taels of silver from his mother.

I wondered if it would be inappropriate to go now. I suddenly remembered that my mother even chased me out and asked me last night.

At that time, I was only thinking about borrowing money from other people. I felt that two taels of silver was not enough to fill my teeth. I slapped my head hard, thinking that it couldn't be full of paste.

No matter how small a mosquito is, it's still meat. I should ask mom for it again and try.

Because I hardly slept yesterday, I made some pancakes on the kang for a while, and then got up when I thought it was about time. I stood at the old lady's door, waiting for my mother to get up.

The old lady happily held the last two taels of silver in the house, holding it in her hands, and she could never get enough of it.

It is necessary to count all the money twice a day, once when you wake up and once before going to bed, otherwise you will not be able to sleep peacefully. As long as you have money to accompany you, you will sleep very soundly.

I heard some slight noise outside and felt a little confused.

As people get older, they sleep less, so I am usually the first one to get up at home, and then I call my daughters-in-law to get up and do the work.

What happened today? It seems like someone got up earlier than me.

He quickly put the money into the cabinet and locked it, then he touched the cabinet a few more times, tied the key to his belt tightly, and then opened the door.

A shadow appeared above his head and he jumped back in fright, almost falling down. When he looked closely, he found it was the boss.

The old lady felt that ghosts were not as scary as the old man. What could happen if he was standing at the door so early in the morning? It was all because of the two taels of silver.

As long as the boss didn't say anything, he would resolutely not mention the matter. He covered his chest, breathed hard, and pretended to be frightened and hadn't recovered yet. "I will be scared to death by you sooner or later. Why are you pretending to be a ghost?"

As he said this, he slapped the boss on the shoulder.

Unexpectedly, the old lady was so thin and small, but she was quite strong. The slap made the boss grimace.

"Mom, I thought about it, the two taels..."

She was interrupted before she could finish her words. When the old lady heard the word "two taels", she almost jumped up and quickly walked around the eldest brother and left the house.

He called his two daughters-in-law to get up and prepare food. "It's already so late. The whole family has to get up and work. Hurry up and prepare the meal."

The eldest brother had no choice but to swallow his words and think about finding another opportunity to talk to his mother.

Soon breakfast was ready. I was holding a bowl of clear corn porridge, but I had no appetite at all. I picked it up and put it down several times.

I saw that the old lady was not sitting in the innermost seat as usual.

Instead, she sat in her usual beautiful seat, which was convenient for going out and serving dishes. My mother had said before that she was the head of the family now, and the innermost seat should be hers.

We have to sit there every time we eat, but today is really unusual. The position where the dishes are served must be sat by the younger generation, otherwise it is against the moral code.

The eldest brother was struggling with whether he should talk about this at the dinner table. He put down his bowl silently and thought, "I might as well say it."

Seeing that the eldest brother seemed to be about to speak, the old lady picked up the bowl and gulped it down without giving the eldest brother a chance to speak. She wiped her mouth and slipped back into the house, "I feel a little uncomfortable today, don't bother anyone."

After saying that, he closed the door and even locked it.

The boss finally understood. If he wanted to get out from that position before, someone had to make way for him. Today, he deliberately chose a position that was easy to enter and exit, just to protect himself.

Afraid that he would have to ask for money, he ate much faster than usual, locked the door, and sighed silently.

He stared blankly in the direction of the old lady's room for a while, then stood up. He couldn't blame his mother for everything. He was the same yesterday. Why was he so foolish? It would have been better to just ask for it directly. He wanted to slap himself in the face.

Even if my mother gave me the money, there would still be a big gap. I'll talk about it after I borrow money from others.

He put his hands into his sleeves, wiped his nose vigorously, glanced at the old lady's door, and walked out.

Although the old lady was lying on the kang, she was keeping an eye on all directions and listening carefully. When she heard the eldest son go out, she immediately jumped up from the kang, put on her slippers, walked to the door, and peeked out through the crack.

He was the head of the family. When had he ever been so cowardly? Only after making sure that the eldest brother had left did he return to the kang with peace of mind.

When the eldest brother came to the next door, he didn't care about any previous relationship with the family and just asked to borrow money. Otherwise, he might not be able to borrow a penny even if he asked from the whole village.

Standing at the door, I saw Sister Niu Dan washing dishes in the house, with a shy smile on her face, slightly bent over, and a flattering expression, "Sister Niu Dan, can I discuss something with you?"

Everyone understood why Boss Niu came. Everyone in the village knew that he owed money to the county magistrate's relatives. If he didn't consider who he owed the money to, he wouldn't have lent the money.

Given his family's situation, lending the money out would be like throwing meat buns at a dog and never come back. If it were Niu Laosan, maybe he would still lend the money, because he is a trustworthy person, he keeps his word, and he will really pay back the money if he promised to.

Unlike the guy in front of me, who is cunning and sly, I will definitely not lend him money. I don't have time to listen to his nonsense. No matter how many nice things he says, it will only waste my time.

But they are fellow villagers. Even though I look down on them normally, I don't want to take things too far, so I still treat them a little perfunctorily.