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Just like stars falling into the night sky, it can be given as a surprise to this innocent child at this moment.

The little girl took the candies that seemed to contain magic with both hands, her eyes twinkling like stars, and a bright smile on her face, "Thank you, sister!"

Her words were like a spring breeze, gentle and sweet.

The old man silently helped Ran He. He skillfully led the cute cattle and sheep to the village entrance, his eyes full of trust and kindness.

After ensuring that Ran He could independently manage this warm team, the old man slowly loosened the rope in his hands. His calloused hands seemed to be saying goodbye, yet also looking forward to it.

When the old man's figure was gradually swallowed up by the distant scenery until it completely disappeared on the vague horizon, Ran He once again glanced around with her sharp eyes. Making sure that no one was watching, she then, with an almost imperceptible movement, collected the docile cattle and sheep one by one into that magical space.

This action was like performing a secret ritual that only she knew.

In his heart, Ran He called softly: "Meng Meng, we have a new mission."

She thought to herself that since there were already many lively rabbits jumping around at home, a few more cows and sheep would only add a little more vitality.

Breeding, whether it is a single animal or in groups, is ultimately just an outpouring of love.

Perhaps, one day in the future, these cattle and sheep will be able to give birth to offspring, forming a small ecosystem that will continue to thrive. In this way, the source of the food chain will always be full of vitality, and there will no longer be a need to frequently go out to buy processed meat that lacks its natural smell.

After everything was arranged, Ran He set out on his journey home to the place called Fushan Village.

The sky was still bright and there was more than enough time for her to leisurely prepare dinner. The tip of the knife gently touched the fresh vegetables, making a crisp and pleasant sound. She waited quietly for the mushroom picking team to return, her heart full of longing for dinner time.

Soon, the villagers returned one after another with their harvests. Ran He noticed that there was an uninvited guest in the Wu family's team - Ran Erni.

She couldn't help but raise her eyebrows slightly. Yesterday, He Feng tried to claim compensation from her but failed. It seemed that he turned to the Wu family for help.

The final result was that the Wu family generously gave up a mushroom picking quota and accepted the "newcomer" Ran Erni.

As for Ran Erni, as long as she can work diligently, Ran He doesn't mind giving her some leniency.

After all, the rift between them was not so bad that they were incompatible, and what's more, this was the Wu family's active choice, so she had no reason to intervene.

Of course, this is based on the premise that Ran Erni will not cause trouble. Otherwise, once it affects the Wu family, the consequences can only be borne by Ran Erni herself. I hope she knows what is going on and can restrain her behavior.

As soon as Ran Erni joined in, she glared at Ran He fiercely, as if all the misfortunes were caused by her. In her opinion, being forced to participate in the work of picking mushrooms was a great insult.

However, she could not disobey her father's orders, and for the benefit of her family, she had to temporarily suppress her resentment.

In the team, Zhu Cuihua was at the front. Ran He offered her a very generous reward at a high price of ten cents per pound.

When Ran Erni witnessed this scene, the astonishment in her eyes was almost beyond words. The three cents per pound that she had thought was worth had long become a thing of the past. She couldn't help but wonder where on earth this woman got such a huge amount of money?

Before Ran Erni could ask the question in her mind, Ran He had already called the next person.

Their mushrooms were weighed and the total amount reached 60 kilograms, and according to the agreement they should be paid 180 cents.

After registration, the money was handed over to Wu Yue. As for how to distribute it, it was entirely up to the Wu family to decide.

At this time, Ran Erni's dissatisfied voice broke the brief silence: "Why can she get more than me?"

In her opinion, Ran He's achievements were almost the same as theirs, and she could not accept this injustice.

Seeing this, Wu Yue quickly sent a warning look, fearing that Ran Erni's impulsive words would implicate the Wu family, so she quickly pulled her aside and explained in a low voice: "There are deep tricks here. For those of us who have a grudge against the Wu family, we can only sell one catty for three cents; the one in front of us can get ten times the price; even the village director can only barely get five cents. Do you understand?"

Although Ran Erni understood Wu Yue's explanation, her inner resentment and anger became even stronger.

In her eyes, Ran He's behavior was simply outward-looking. He disregarded the feelings of his fellow tribesmen and was overly partial to outsiders who had nothing to do with him. This way of thinking was simply inconceivable.

Afterwards, Wu Yue threw ninety heavy copper coins to Ran Erni, accompanied by a fierce remark: "Now, the He family and the Wu family are in the same boat, you'd better not have any evil thoughts, otherwise you will bear the consequences yourself!"

This sentence was like a heavy hammer, hitting Ran Erni's heart, reminding her that in this complex network of relationships, one wrong step could lead to eternal damnation.

Ran Erni was so angry that she could almost hear her own heart pounding. Her delicate heels stomped loudly on the bluestone slabs. Wu Yue, that little girl who had not yet married, dared to point fingers at her, an elder. She was so audacious that it made her hate her so much.

Holding the purse tightly in her hand, every step Ran Erni took seemed to be filled with dissatisfaction and anger. She decided to have a good talk with her father. Such a thing must not be left unresolved.

Then, it was Ma Er's turn to collect his share.

In the eyes of the villagers, he was the man who had Ran He following closely and always at their beck and call.

But who wouldn't laugh at him in private? Once upon a time, Ran He's eyes were only on him, but he didn't cherish her at all, and even sneered at her, acting like a superior person.

Today, Ran He has risen to great heights and become the envy of everyone in the village. Even if Ma Er wants to make amends, he can no longer find the way to her heart. He has no choice but to join the crowd of people picking mushrooms, trying to cover up his past regrets with sweat.

Alas, if he had not been so unkind to Ran He back then, how could he be in this situation today?

Ma Er's heart was still haunted by the trauma of being beaten for no apparent reason last time. He secretly glanced at Ran He with a look that contained both fear and complicated emotions. He then quickly dodged away, as if looking at him for another second would bring him trouble.

After receiving his share of the reward, he fled the scene like a rabbit, trying to get rid of the invisible oppression.

However, at this moment, a slightly plump woman squeezed out of the crowd. She rudely snatched the purse from Ma Er and stuffed it into her clothes without counting. Then she pointed her finger directly at Ran He and uttered a series of harsh curses.