Farmland Blessed Girl Xiao Xiangshi

Chapter 77 Building a New House

When I got home, it was already dark, and Mu Ya felt exhausted after eating casually, which may be due to her age, Mu Ya now wished she could fall asleep immediately.

But she promised that shopkeeper Pan Wan would come to pick up the goods tomorrow, so she had to rush out overnight.

Fortunately, she still has a lot of fresh-keeping charms, so she doesn't need to spend any more energy drawing them.

Mu Ya and Mu Zong had been busy until late at night before they finished making the cans.A total of 32 pots were made. Fortunately, there were enough clay pots ordered before, otherwise it would be too late.

The finished cans, fifteen cans in total, were placed in the main room, so that the shopkeeper tomorrow Wan would send someone to pick them up.For the remaining two cans, the wooden buds were put into the space.

Now Mu Ya has discovered a new attribute of space, which is to keep fresh and keep warm.No matter how long something has been in, it will look exactly the same when you take it out.

It's too late today, otherwise Mu Ya will definitely make more and keep them in stock.

After taking a shower, changed clothes, greeted grandpa, went to bed and fell asleep.

When I woke up again, it was already high in the sun.

This situation is extremely rare for Muya.Sleeping late, Mu Ya felt very strange.

Sure enough, the body is too small, and the spirit can't keep up.

It was hot, but there was a lot of noise outside.It's been two months since I've been here, and it's the first time I feel that the house is so lively.

When I went out in doubt, I saw that the craftsmen had already started work, and then I remembered that today is the day for their home to lay the foundation.

In fact, there is basically no foundation here.They always find an open land, level the land, and build houses directly on the flat land.

But in order to live steadily, Mu Ya still informed Mu Lei of his request.

Mu Lei was very surprised at first, because only those kind of houses are very big, or the kind of buildings in the town can lay foundations.I didn't expect Mu Ya to have such a request.

But since he made a request, Mu Lei will definitely try his best to fulfill it.

After washing up and having breakfast, Mu Ya started to cook mung bean soup.The weather is too hot, and it is easy to get heatstroke when working under high temperature. Drinking some mung bean soup can also relieve the heat.

Because people in the village are used to getting up early in the morning, Mu Ya suggested that work should start at the beginning of the morning (5 o'clock) and end at the end of the morning (9 o'clock).At the beginning of Shenshi in the afternoon (starting work), it ends at the end of Youshi.The wages are eight cents a day, lunch is not included, and the settlement is made on the same day.

This price is more expensive than the wages paid for houses in ordinary villages.The general price here is 5-7 Wen.But most of them will pack a meal in order to catch up with work.The food is not very good, just enough to fill the stomach.

Because Mu Ya didn't want to be troublesome, she went to eat.Considering that the weather is too hot at noon, the craftsmen are afraid of catching heat, so they don't leave lunch and don't rush to work.You can go home to rest and eat at noon, and you don't have to go to work under the scorching sun at noon.

There is no design for the yard wood buds, only some minor changes have been made.For example, the layout of the kitchen and separate washroom.The rest are built according to the houses here.Because the area is sufficient, Mu Zong asked craftsmen to build it according to the courtyard he entered.

Considering the supply matters in the future, Mu Zong asked the craftsmen to come out from the backyard and dig a cellar.

It is also convenient to explain in the future how and where so many cans are stored on weekdays.And fruit, how to preserve it.

After the mung bean soup was cooked, Mu Ya scooped it into a clean basin and let it cool before calling Mu Zong.Mu Ya held the empty bowl, and Mu Zong gave the mung bean soup to the craftsmen to quench their thirst and summer heat.

(End of this chapter)