1970s: Transmigrated into a cannon fodder female supporting character in a lucky koi novel!

"I'll need your help to keep an eye on things, so they don't get involved!"

This family wasn't mentioned in the original book. After all, the events at the cowshed were only briefly mentioned. The female lead was focused on her career, raising fish, and dealing with the women who admired the male lead, so she had no time to pay attention to the cowshed.

Therefore, Wen Li was unsure whether that family was good or bad.

"Don't be so paranoid. That man is supposedly a teacher, even a principal! Someone took advantage of a loophole, which is why he was demoted. As a teacher who educates and nurtures students, he can't be too bad!"

"We all come from disadvantaged backgrounds, so let's not look down on each other!"

Wen Li chuckled, "The cowshed is relatively safe; I was just worried they might report Grandpa Wang!"

Old Wang is a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, but there's a crackdown on traditional Chinese medicine these days. He also doesn't have a barefoot doctor's license. If he's not careful, he'll get into trouble. Who would want to go to a farm when they can stay in the cowshed?

"Don't worry, they're not that stupid. They tried to get a barefoot doctor to come yesterday, but they couldn't. They know that having someone knowledgeable in medicine in the cowshed would definitely be beneficial for them!"

Wen Li thought about it again and realized that it made sense. Old Wu was a very cautious man. He was worried about being reported, so he would definitely not get involved with the cowshed easily. The people in the cowshed could only rely on Old Wang to get medical treatment.

They've just arrived and haven't figured out the situation in the village yet. Even if they wanted to do something, now wouldn't be the time.

"Okay, but we still need to be careful. Like I said, you can know a person's face but not their heart!"

"We understand, don't worry!"

After they finished speaking, they each went down the mountain in different directions.

Wen Li quietly told Zhou Yu that everything was fine at the cowshed, which put Zhou Yu's mind at ease.

"I've recently noticed that Comrade Jiang and Comrade Jiang Yue'er frequently go to the back mountain; it seems they're looking for ginseng!"

"And there's Shu, the educated youth; she's also tracking Jiang, the educated youth!"

"I understand, be careful!"

The two parted ways after they finished speaking.

Is Jiang Yue'er looking for ginseng?

With her luck, wouldn't she be able to find all those ginseng roots in the back mountain at will?

Why did they take Jiang Chen with them to look for him? Are they short of money and want to exchange ginseng for money?

And why did Shu Yun follow Jiang Chen and the others?

These people are really strange. Wen Li plans to go and see them for herself after work tomorrow.

The next day, after Jiang Chen went to the back mountain, Wen Li quietly followed him.

After Jiang Chen went up the mountain, he didn't leave immediately. Instead, he waited quietly in a certain place. After a while, Jiang Yue'er arrived.

Wen Li didn't dare to get too close, watching the two from a distance the whole way until they entered a poplar forest deep in the mountains. Then the two separated and kept looking for something.

As the two gradually ventured deeper into the mountains, the sun was instantly blocked by the trees, and the light in the deep mountains dimmed, creating a gloomy atmosphere.

Wen Li squatted down and looked at the soil on the ground; it was indeed an environment suitable for ginseng to grow.

So... are these two really short of money?

Wen Li quietly followed behind until the two of them got tired of searching and sat down to rest on a dead tree.

Using the cover of the big tree, Wen Li slowly approached, stopping only when she was close enough to hear voices.

"Moon, think again, where exactly is that thousand-year-old ginseng? Searching aimlessly like this is such a waste of time!"

Jiang Yue'er was also troubled. She knew there was a thousand-year-old ginseng, but she had forgotten exactly where it was, only that it was in the vicinity.

To showcase the heroine's incredible luck, she only wrote that the heroine and her brothers went hunting in the back mountains. When they passed through a poplar grove, they were tired and decided to find a place to rest. As it turned out, there was a thousand-year-old ginseng next to the dead tree where they sat.

This is the poplar grove from the book, but they've been searching for days and still haven't found it.

Could it be that her location changed because she arrived early?

Wen Li immediately became interested upon hearing about the "thousand-year-old ginseng." She didn't know why Jiang Yue'er had come to dig for the thousand-year-old ginseng ahead of time, but Wen Li certainly couldn't miss such a good thing.

This is a thousand-year-old ginseng that only exists in novels!

Wen Li didn't quite remember where Jiang Yue'er found it, but as the female lead, the thousand-year-old ginseng was one of Jiang Yue'er's biggest advantages, and she would find it sooner or later.

Wen Li immediately decided that she must stay close to Jiang Yue'er during this period of time; she had to intercept the thousand-year-old ginseng!

Even if it means stealing, we must take it!

And so, Wen Li followed Jiang Yue'er for several days. Jiang Yue'er was indeed quite lucky; in five days, she dug up three ginseng roots that were thirty or forty years old, as well as several lingzhi mushrooms.

Wen Li, who was secretly searching from the shadows, couldn't find a single hair.

I'm so frustrated!

Her big, watery eyes seemed to be blind; she didn't see the area even when she walked past it, but Jiang Yue'er could spot it as soon as she arrived.

Wen Li was starting to wonder if there was something wrong with her body, which had been modified by the spiritual spring water.

There was such a large ginseng plant right there, but she couldn't see it.

It's true what they say, comparisons are the thief of joy!

Although Jiang Yue'er had a good harvest, she was a little anxious because she hadn't found the thousand-year-old ginseng.

"Brother Chen, this forty-year-old ginseng is quite effective. Why don't we send it over?"

Jiang Chen frowned and shook his head. "No, that person holds a high position and has many people offering him ginseng. He wouldn't even look at ginseng of this low age!"

Wen Li listened intently to their conversation. No wonder they were so eager; it seemed they wanted to use the thousand-year-old ginseng to befriend some important person!

Jiang Yue'er thought about it and agreed. "I still have a century-old ginseng that I've prepared. If we really can't find it, I'll just send that over!"

Wen Li's teeth ached when she heard this; the female lead's luck was truly...enviable!

Jiang Chen: "That's the only way, but the effect will be greatly reduced!"

Jiang Yue'er's eyes showed a hint of impatience. "Then search more carefully. This place isn't that big; we're sure to find it!"

"You've been working too hard lately. Rest a bit longer, I'll go find it!"

Jiang Yue'er was very pleased with Jiang Chen's thoughtfulness, as she had indeed been quite exhausted during this period.

"No need, I'll go with you!"

Jiang Chen wasn't truly considerate to begin with; he only pretended to say those hypocritical things because he noticed Jiang Yue'er's pale face and was worried she would give up.

Seeing Jiang Yue'er get up, Jiang Chen hugged her with a look of deep emotion, his voice choked with emotion.

"Moon, you're so kind, thank you!"

Seeing that Jiang Chen was moved to tears, Jiang Yue'er's heart softened as well.

"Brother Chen, as long as you don't let me down, I will always stand by your side and walk alongside you!"

"Moon, I swear, I will never betray you in this lifetime. You will be my only wife, and no matter what the future holds, I will always love you!"

Jiang Chen spoke sweet words with deep affection, while Jiang Yue'er leaned against him, completely oblivious to the man's expressionless face as he spoke.

Even his eyes were completely cold.