1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 478 What Wind Blows You Here?

Upon hearing this, Chu Xue perked up: "Okay, let's go over there at noon and try our luck. Who knows, we might get lucky and get to eat something delicious."

This time, Fu Yancheng didn't let Chu Xue drive. He knew the way well and arrived at an alley: "Just go through this alley and you'll be there."

If Fu Yancheng hadn't been there with them, they would never have imagined that what they were looking for could be found inside.

After walking around for a while, the two arrived at a small courtyard.

Fu Yancheng stepped forward and gently knocked on the door.

Before long, someone came running out to open the door: "Yancheng, what brings you here?"

The old man who opened the door had a long beard, but he seemed to be in good spirits.

All I heard him say was, "Come in quickly, come in quickly."

Once inside the courtyard, Fu Yancheng pointed to Chu Xue and introduced her, "Old Hu, this is my fiancée, Chu Xue. I brought her here today to look for some medicinal herb seeds."

The old man, addressed as Elder Hu, looked at Chu Xue and asked, "Looking for medicinal herb seeds?"

Chu Xue nodded slightly to him: "My friend wants to find some Chinese medicinal herb seeds, anything is fine."

Seeing that she was being vague, Old Hu didn't ask any further questions: "I have quite a few seeds here. Which ones do you want?"

Chu Xue said a little shyly, "I'll have a little of everything. I'll pay the bill later. Thank you for your help."

Old Hu waved his hand at her: "Those medicinal seed seeds are of no use to me. Since you are Yancheng's fiancée, I'll give them to you."

Chu Xue didn't expect him to say that: "I can't accept that. You have to pay. Otherwise, I'll feel embarrassed to come here again."

Seeing that Old Hu was about to say something, Fu Yancheng stopped him: "We'll listen to Chuxue."

Seeing their insistence, Old Hu let them have their way. He went into the room on the east side and soon came out with a cloth bag: "Here, this is full of Chinese medicinal seed seeds. I just picked them up when I was harvesting the herbs."

Chu Xue took out ten yuan: "I don't know if this ten yuan is enough?"

Fu Yancheng was afraid that Old Hu would be embarrassed to accept the money, so he reached out and took the money and stuffed it directly into Old Hu's hand: "Is this enough? You have to accept it, otherwise my fiancée will be too embarrassed to come in the future. By the way, if there are any more Chinese herbal medicine seeds in the future, remember to help her collect them."

Old Hu was a straightforward person: "Alright, since you insist on giving it to me, I'll keep the money. I'll definitely keep any seeds I get in the future."

Chu Xue opened the bag and peeked inside. To her surprise, Old Hu was very thoughtful; all the names were written on it.

After leaving Mr. Hu's place, the two returned the way they came, and drove for another six or seven minutes before arriving at the private restaurant.

When they parked their car and went inside, the gate to the courtyard was open, and there were several children chasing each other inside.

The oldest child in the yard saw someone coming and called out, "Grandma, Grandma's here!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the door to the main room was opened: "Who's here?"

After recognizing Fu Yancheng, he greeted him warmly, "Yancheng, it's been a while since you've been here. And who is this young lady?"

“Aunt Qiao, this is my fiancée. I happened to be in the area on business today, so I thought I'd bring her here to try my cooking.”

"You guys are in luck today. Your Uncle Qiao got some mutton from Inner Mongolia and he's stewing it in the back right now. He also braised some beef yesterday. You've really come at the right time."

"Then let Uncle stir-fry two more seasonal vegetables for us, and give us a bowl of rice and a bowl of noodles."

"Okay, I'll go talk to him right away."

He then led them into the side room and poured them a pot of tea: "Please have some tea first, I'll be right back."