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

Chapter 48 Enriching Space
Judging things by her own perspective, Liu Chuxue rolled her eyes at them, signaling that they could leave.

However, as he turned around, he still reminded them: "Let me give you a piece of advice: those who do many evil deeds will surely perish. Don't waste your precious youth by being idle and unlearned."

Upon hearing her words, the young man in the lead glanced at the distance with a complicated expression, then turned around sullenly and urged the others to leave.

Watching Chu Xue leave with her bucket, Old Master Xiao stroked his chin and said, "This girl is wise beyond her years."

Grandpa Guo watched the group of people who were limping away, helping each other: "They do nothing all day and cause trouble. It's good that the girl did something good by teaching them a lesson."

Grandpa Xiao patted his shoulder: "If all else fails, send him to the army. If we let him continue like this, he might really become a street urchin."

Grandpa Guo's face was very ugly. The person leading the group was none other than Lu Weijun, his youngest daughter-in-law's cousin. It was a good name, and the boy did have some ability, but he just didn't follow the right path and spent his days loafing around.

His comrade entrusted his son to him on his deathbed, and his daughter-in-law was very protective of his cousin, so he had always been reluctant to take drastic measures. He never expected to witness this scene today.

Liu Chuxue walked forward for a while, and seeing that no one was paying attention to her, she turned to the spot she had previously chosen. There was a crooked weeping willow by the water, with most of its branches extending into the water. At this time of day, there was a large area of ​​shade, which made it easier for her to act.

He put the things aside, nimbly crawled under the branches, reached his hand into the water, and mentally released some water into the pool.

Judging from how fast she had fished before, she knew how attractive the pool was, so for safety's sake, she stopped fishing after only a few casts.

What she didn't expect was that even a small bite attracted a lot of aquatic creatures. Fortunately, the crooked tree canopy was big enough to provide cover, which made Liu Chuxue feel very safe.

I went back and forth several times, and besides shrimp, crabs, and tadpoles, I collected at least ten kinds of fish, including catfish, grass carp, silver carp, black carp, bream, carp, perch, salmon, mandarin fish, and whitebait. I even saw a few ornamental fish being collected. I don't know how these fish ended up in the moat.
She wasn't greedy; she knew when to stop. With these nutritious meals for her father, she was satisfied. Seeing that it was getting late, she didn't dare to linger any longer. Carrying the things, she jogged to the bus stop. Luckily, the bus arrived shortly after she got there.

Since it wasn't the starting station and there were no seats left, she carried her bucket to the back and found a relatively safe place to stand.

The woman next to her saw that there were fish in Chuxue's wooden bucket and her eyes lit up. She moved closer to Chuxue and asked, "Girl, would you like to trade these fish?"

The bus was full of people, some of whom were clearly getting off at the hospital stop. There was only one fish in the bucket. Liu Chuxue didn't want to cause any trouble: "I'm sorry, this fish was caught specifically to supplement the nutrition of my family member who is hospitalized."

The woman was somewhat disappointed when she heard what she said.

Looking at what Chu Xue was wearing, it became clear that she was probably not lying.

Still unwilling to give up, she asked, "This fish is quite big, could you give half of it to Auntie?"

Fearing that Liu Chuxue would refuse again, he quickly explained, "My daughter-in-law just gave birth, but she doesn't have much breast milk. I was thinking if we had a fish, we could make some fish soup for her to help with lactation."

The woman seemed to realize something and asked anxiously, "Miss, are you getting off at the hospital up ahead?"

(End of this chapter)