space farmer girl busy farming

Chapter 1234 The More Manpower Shortages, The Better ([-])

The white porridge stewed in the casserole turned into vegetable porridge at this time, and the assistants shared all the sounds and images. When the girl woke up, a bowl of chopped green vegetables and mushrooms were poured into the white porridge in the kitchen, so this The heat of a small pot of vegetable porridge is just right, retaining the crispy taste of vegetables.

The porridge was not enough to fill a bowl, and there were two slices of thick-cut steamed buns dipped in egg liquid and fried in the plate. The girl was hungry for two days and dared not let her eat directly, and the steamed buns and porridge together would make [-]% full.

Niu Daya has no objection either, at this moment her heart and eyes are full of the hot food in front of her.

The Detachment of Women opened the jar of pickles, put two chopsticks of oily pickles on the porridge, and then pushed the food over.

"Eat, eat slowly."

"thanks……"

The girl took the bowl, picked up a little porridge with chopsticks, blew it cold, and put it into her mouth. She ate another pickle, and took another bite of steamed buns, showing a pleasant smile.

"Used a lot of oil!"

As she spoke, the girl stirred the oily pickles to the bottom of the bowl with chopsticks. After stirring a few times, the oil in the pickles was mixed with the porridge. Then she continued to eat steamed buns, dipped them in egg liquid and fried them. Salt and five-spice powder are salty and full of flavor.

"I have never eaten so much oily vegetables growing up. I eat very little salted fish at home, and oil and salt are expensive, so I can't afford it."

"How can you work without salt?"

"Count the salt and eat it. Every time you buy salt at home, you have to divide it into two parts. The less is for cooking and eating, and the more is for salting the fish after fishing. You can either sell it for money or get tax credit." Niu Daya gnawed half of it. A piece of steamed bun slices, lowered her head to the bowl and sipped the porridge, with a happy face, this bowl of vegetable porridge and two pieces of steamed bun slices were like delicacies in her eyes.

"Can your salted fish be sold at a high price?"

"No, the money sold is just enough to buy oil and salt for meals and pickled salted fish."

"The earning is exactly the same as the spending. What do you do when the county comes down to collect taxes? How can you have extra money to pay taxes?"

"To pull food, everything in the family counts, and the chickens that lay eggs are taken away. Every time before the tax is paid, there will always be a few sisters in the village, who will be sold by the family for money. Otherwise, the males will have to serve hard labor, which is very miserable. , as long as it is taken away, it will be difficult to come back."

"It's such a difficult time, didn't your family think about selling you?"

"I am a stone girl. Everyone in the village knows that none of the outsiders want me. They would rather want my younger sister. But the family says that the younger sisters are not for sale, they only sell me. They don't want me. They scold me every day. Money-losing goods."

"how old are you?"

"Seventeen."

"One year old?"

"What is one year old?"

"Are you really 17 years old? Or is it a false age?"

"I don't know. My family says I'm seventeen, so I'm seventeen."

"Keep eating, we will talk about your stone girl's problem after our boss wakes up."

"Your boss is a good man. He saved me and gave me food. Shi Nu is ominous. I will leave when the ship docks. I won't hurt you."

"Why is the stone girl inauspicious? What is the reason for the inauspiciousness?"

"Uh..." Niu Daya was speechless, and she paused for a while before weakly retorting, "It's bad luck, why not?"

"Everything happens for a reason, any strange statement must have a source, and what has no source is called nonsense and deceitful words to confuse the public."

"I... I don't know..." Niu Daya was a little flustered when someone broke her inherent cognition for the first time, and she couldn't hold the chopsticks in her hand a little bit.

(End of this chapter)