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

Looking at myself in the mirror, I found that I had grown taller, my complexion became a little rosy and even delicate, and my hair had turned from yellow to black and even had some luster. Even though I still looked like a child, I was very different from before.

Miss Lin's maid went out early in the morning and took a carriage to Lai Fu Restaurant. She didn't know if it was because she had something wrong with her breakfast or she caught a cold, but her stomach was uncomfortable.

Worried that the soy milk would sell out quickly and she would soon be out of stock, the young lady would get very angry, and not only would she suffer, but she would also implicate others. So she gave the money to the driver and went to find a place to eat.

After repeated instructions to go to Lai Fu Restaurant to buy soy milk, the new driver agreed, but turned around and went to Boss Niu's place.

It’s all soy milk anyway, so why not buy a cheaper one? You can get two bowls for one cent, so you can have one bowl for yourself and save money to put in your own pocket.

Without anyone noticing, I made money and drank soy milk, really killing two birds with one stone.

Although Niu Laoer successfully sold all the soy milk yesterday, he returned home a little late.

After asking, I found out that the number of people coming to buy soy milk was less than the day before. This cannot continue.

So today I added a little less water to the soy milk, so the taste of the beans is stronger. Fortunately, the beans used are cheap, so I can still make a profit by selling two bowls for one cent.

The driver stopped the carriage opposite the stall, stretched out his hand and threw a penny to Niu Lao Da, who came up with two bowls of soy milk.

He took one of the bowls, poured it into the bowl brought by the maid, and put it into a food box with a layer to keep it warm.

He drank the other bowl. Fearing that someone would find out, he looked around before drinking it, but didn't see the maid.

He gulped down a few mouthfuls of the food, handed the bowl back to the owner quickly, parked his carriage opposite Lai Fu Restaurant, and waited for people, feeling very proud.

The maid quickly solved the problem and ran to the opposite side of Lai Fu Restaurant. When she saw her own carriage, she casually asked, "Is the matter settled?"

The coachman simply answered with a "yes".

He got into the carriage directly and ordered to go back immediately so as not to delay the young lady's breakfast. If the soy milk got cold, the consequences would be unimaginable.

The carriage started moving, but because we were in the town, we couldn't go too fast. We opened the food box and checked, and found that the soy milk was already there.

The food box has a round mechanism that holds the bowl inside. No matter how bumpy the outside is, the bowl inside always remains balanced and not a drop of liquid will spill.

Miss Lin's scallion-white hands picked up a green leaf-shaped dessert and put it into her mouth. Her nails, which had been carefully dyed with flower juice, were a translucent pink.

I felt a little dry in my mouth and wondered in my heart why the soy milk hadn't arrived yet. I raised my eyes slightly and looked out the window. A familiar figure seemed to flash behind a tree in the distance. The soy milk I had been longing for was finally back.

Zhao Jincheng took Ni'er to the cloth shop they had gone to before and took back the clothes that were custom made for Ni'er. This time, he finally didn't have to watch over his little apprentice, and he only had to change and wash those two pieces of clothes.

Then they went to the bookstore. The shopkeeper recognized them at a glance as the two people who wanted to buy medical books. A smile broke out on his face, and he brought them to where the books were placed.

"These are all new books that were prepared according to your request. Some of them were hard to find, so I had to use my connections to get them all together."

Zhao Jincheng looked around the cabinet where the books were kept. In addition to the books he had requested, there were many new medical books. He picked up one and flipped through it. The handwriting was clear, the paper was thick, and the content was error-free. The quality was very good. He picked up another one, nodded slightly, and put it back. "I want all these books."

The shopkeeper stared at Zhao Jincheng in astonishment. He had never seen such a generous customer in all his years of running the bookstore. Even the richest family in town had never asked to buy a cabinet of books. He couldn't believe his ears and reached in with his little finger to rummage around. "You want a whole cabinet of books?"

"Yes, a whole cabinet. Please help me calculate the price and I will send it here in a while."

Zhao Jincheng came to the counter, took the brush and wrote his address on the paper.

The shopkeeper quickly called the waiter over, and the two of them calculated the prices of all the books, confirmed that they were correct, and came to Zhao Jincheng, "Sir, the total price is sixty-two taels of silver."

Zhao Jincheng had no habit of bargaining, so he simply took out a piece of gold from his pocket, estimated that it was about this much money, and put it on the counter.

The shopkeeper and the waiter looked at the piece of gold and smiled from ear to ear.

Nier couldn't help but stare at the golden thing. It was the first time she had seen it in her life.

The waiter wanted to get closer to take a closer look, but the shopkeeper shouted him away, who then called a carriage to carry the things up bit by bit.

He took a dusty ebony scale, blew away the dust, and placed the broken gold on it.

Unexpectedly, a small piece of gold was equivalent to seventy taels of silver, but Zhao Jincheng was given eight taels of silver as change.

I knew that my master was rich, but I didn't expect him to be so rich. He could just buy a cabinet of books and easily take out a piece of gold. It's really enviable. When I finish my studies and become a master, I should earn no less than my master.

When I spend every day with Master, I feel that he is a very ordinary person who cannot be more ordinary. It is true that one cannot judge a person by his appearance.

Why does the master let me do whatever I want? Generally, rich people are very arrogant and no one can disobey them. It's really strange.

Ni'er secretly looked at Zhao Jincheng, and unconsciously began to stare at him.

The movements of taking out and receiving money are so smooth and natural, it feels no different from holding a few copper coins. If you take out a piece of gold, your head will be lifted up to the sky.

As expected, the master is the master. I have to respect him on a deeper level. I have to learn these things as well, at least I cannot let others see it on the surface.

Zhao Jincheng lowered his head to glance at Ni'er who was staring at him in a trance. Naturally, he had no idea what was going on in her little head. He thought she was frightened by the books.

"Why, are you scared after seeing so many books?"

Nier came back to her senses in a second and realized that her master had misunderstood, but it didn’t matter, it was just a good misunderstanding.

No matter what, he couldn't let his master know the reason for his trance. "How is it possible? When have I ever been scared? How can I be his disciple if I'm scared?"

Zhao Jincheng just likes Ni'er's unyielding spirit, which is somewhat similar to himself back then.

The two men were walking on the street, heading to Carpenter Sun's house, to see the custom-made tables, chairs and donkey carts.

Nier imagined in her mind the scene she would see in a moment and was so excited that she almost jumped up. However, she did not do so because her master was beside her. She heard the sound of a carriage behind her and quickly stepped aside to make way.

Unexpectedly, a familiar voice came from the carriage, "Is that Xiao Ni'er?"

Ni'er didn't recognize the owner of the voice, so she turned around curiously and found out it was the owner, Wang, of Qianwei Restaurant.

But I heard him say anxiously: "I was just about to go to your house, your father was arrested."

Note: A děngzi is a small scale used for weighing, mostly used for weighing gold, silver, medicine, etc.