Crossing the Homeland

Chapter 12

On the contrary, Xia Junyan didn't expect that the big brother of the strong man would trust her so much, and make such a generous move!Thinking about it carefully, even if the strong man really has ulterior motives, she has nothing worth losing.If you want money but you don't have money, if you want people you don't have anyone, even this life is taken for nothing through time travel.

When people are dying of hunger, there is only a chicken leg that may be poisoned in front of them.Although she didn't know what other people would choose, Xia Junyan expressed that she would rather be a full ghost.It is better to stand up and take risks than to sit and wait for death.

In this era when the sun rises and the day goes in, everyone generally attaches great importance to lunch, and dinner is just a casual reheating of the leftover meals at noon.Therefore, the strong man has no objection to Xia Junyan only coming to cook lunch every day.

The next day, after Xia Junyan went to the mountain to cook lunch for the strong man, she hurried to the town, planning to buy paper and pens, ingredients and some necessary seasonings.Now that the strong man has shown enough trust, Xia Junyan decided to take good care of this job.Now that she has money in hand, she chooses more carefully.

Yun'an Town is not big, although it is located in the border, thousands of miles away from the bustling towns, but the layout of the town is the same as other places - the typical center is the Yamen, from which four streets spread out, and the busiest place in the city is Dongshi Street .

It was almost noon, and the vegetable farmers had almost closed their stalls and returned, but the salt shops in the government also sold some simple seasonings by the way.Although Yun'an Town is located in a remote location, there are brine wells that produce salt around it, so the price of salt here is actually cheaper than other towns.

"Here, a total of forty coins." Xia Junyan handed the money to the salt salesman, and was about to leave with the salt and sugar she just bought, when she suddenly found a jar of small round grains beside the counter.

Xia Junyan was about to reach out to sniff a few, when the clerk at the salt shop suddenly shouted: "What are you doing?!" He rushed over, grabbed Xia Junyan's wrist vigorously, and carefully squeezed the small particles in her palm Take it out and put it away, "Is this something you can touch too, do you know what this is?!"

Xia Junyan was terrified by the clerk, and pulled back her painfully pinched wrist, quite inexplicably: "This is pepper."

The buddy was taken aback, and an older middle-aged man walked beside him at this moment: "The little girl knows this thing? Where did you see it?"

"In the dishes." Xia Junyan was already confused. Pepper, a seasoning that costs a few dollars a bottle, is now commonplace. She has only been wearing it for a few days, and she has not realized that pepper was a luxury in ancient times. , "Adding some pepper to the dishes tastes better."

(End of this chapter)