Your husband's daughter-in-law is reborn

Chapter 630 Because of this insurance (three more)
Chapter 630 Because of this insurance (three more)

Lu Sanniang raised her head to look at the sky. From morning to now, it is almost midnight (ten o'clock), and she should go home to cook. Then she looked at the deep-fried dough sticks in front of her. Her expression was complicated, but there was nothing she could do.

Turned off the fire, picked up the charcoal and put it in the iron basin beside it, and Lu Sanniang started to tidy up the stall.

The stall was set up all morning, and it was sold for six renminbi. The cost of this pot of flour alone cost [-] renminbi, and the pot of oil also cost [-] renminbi. The cart, the iron bars in the stove are sixty cents, uh...

I put in 380 essays, and now I have six essays...

Lu Sanniang felt sore in her heart, but she still cleaned up the stall and went home.

"This lady, don't be impatient with small business, just continue to put it on, maybe you can do a few more business later?" The middle-aged uncle on the side persuaded.

Lu Sanniang shook her head: "Thank you, there are still things at home."

Lu Sanniang pushed the cart back.

It's not just that there is something at home, but little Lu Jinhua should also be hungry. You can't starve the child, right?
Lu Sanniang pushed the car back, full of helplessness.

"Fried dough sticks are good, give me one," Zheng Zhao said to Lu Sanniang as she opened the door when she heard the sound of a cart being pushed outside.

"Okay," Lu Sanniang hurriedly sent one: "Erwen."

"Yeah," Zheng Zhao said to Erwen with a straight face, looked at the covered pot, shook his head and went back to his yard.

"Hey, this is back from setting up a stall. Fried dough sticks... are not easy to sell? What about the extra ones?"

This one also came out after listening to the movement, but he didn't come to buy fried dough sticks, but to eat it.

It's okay to share a little food, but Lu Sanniang is afraid that she will feed the appetite of these people when she first came, and she will come to her every day to beg for food. It's her fault if she doesn't give it. give it.

"Small business is hard to do, so we eat these as vegetables," Lu Sanniang said with a smile.

Reaching out without hitting the smiling man, Li Chenshi who opened the door squished her mouth. Seeing Lu Sanniang enter the door, she couldn't help muttering a few times, "Really, if you can't sell it, you can share it and eat it?"

Kong Yan looked at the remaining flour in Lu Sanniang's small pot, and at the ten fritters that Lu Sanniang had fried. Knowing that the business was not going well, she basically didn't sell them.

"It's cold now, and the flour doesn't freeze, so we can continue to use it tomorrow," Lu Sanniang smiled, and there was no gloomy look on her bright face.

Even if she felt sad, she would release herself when she was away from home, and she would not bring it home to affect Kong Yan.

"Hmph, how can you make money by practicing medicine and saving people in a small business?!" Kong Yan said.

"Yes, yes," Lu Sanniang smiled.

After cooking lunch, she learned acupuncture and moxibustion from Kong Yan. In fact, she recited what Kong Yan had let him recite three times for him to listen to.

Kong Yan nodded in satisfaction, and let Lu Sanniang do embroidery, and then he said something about curing diseases and saving lives.

Kong Yan mentioned this prescription, and Lu Sanniang couldn't help but want to ask.

She asked: "Why do you have to follow the prescription? Maybe the person suffering from this disease has some different symptoms?"

Kong Yan was surprised, but satisfied after being surprised, nodded: "Yes, people with this disease may have other symptoms that are not suitable for this prescription, so they have to adjust the prescription, but do you know the effect of the prescription you adjusted? Once you eat a dead person, the more you treat the person, the more serious it will be?"

Lu Sanniang: "..."

No wonder doctors like to squat down and get prescriptions, because this insurance has already successfully cured people.

(End of this chapter)