Siheyuan: Hang Jia Dongxu, smash Banggeng to death!

Lin Tian, ​​holding Tangtang's hand, slowly turned into another street, the commotion of the police arresting Ah Bin gradually fading into the distance.

"Hey, why did that uncle hit that auntie?"

Tangtang asked softly, having already eaten half of the candied hawthorn in her hand; the sugar coating glistened in the sunlight.

Lin Tian said, "Because that uncle and aunt had a fight, a really fierce one."

"Does arguing mean you have to hit someone?"

Tangtang blinked. "Banggeng used to steal my candy, but I didn't hit him."

Lin Tian smiled, squatted down and wiped the sugar stains off her lips: "So Tangtang is a good child, and that uncle is not a good child, so he did something wrong."

Tangtang nodded as if she understood, took another bite of the candied hawthorn, and quickly forgot about what had just happened.

That's how kids are; they can cover up even the biggest problems with a piece of candy.

Lin Tian led Tangtang and continued walking forward.

Unlike the East District, where police are everywhere, life in the North District goes on as usual.

Some were selling vegetables, others were walking their birds, and a few middle-aged women sat at the alley entrance, basking in the sun, picking vegetables and chatting idly.

Everything is fine.

It seems that the tragedies at the No. 95 courtyard house had nothing to do with him.

Lin Tian took Tangtang to the state-run restaurant.

It was a little after 3 p.m., not lunchtime, so there weren't many people in the shop.

The sign prohibiting assaulting customers is still very conspicuous.

A chubby waiter was dozing off against the counter, only looking up when he heard footsteps.

"Two people?"

She yawned and looked her up and down.

"Um."

Lin Tian pulled out some tickets and money from his pocket. "Do you have braised pork?"

"have."

The waiter took the ticket, glanced at him again, and asked, "Where are your adults?"

"The adults are busy, so let us eat by ourselves."

Lin Tian replied with a smile, "Sister, could you give us some more soup?"

The plump waitress was overjoyed to be called "sister" and asked the kitchen to give her a large spoonful of braised pork, along with extra broth.

Tangtang sat on the stool, swinging her two short legs back and forth, her eyes fixed on the bowl of braised pork.

Once all the dishes were served, she eagerly picked up a piece and stuffed it into her mouth, her cheeks puffed out and her eyes narrowed into two crescent moons.

"Pot, it smells so good!"

Seeing her greedy look, Lin Tian's heart melted. He picked up a piece of lean meat and put it in her bowl, saying, "Eat slowly, no one will take it from you."

Tangtang nodded, but didn't slow down at all. She ate until her mouth was covered in oil, and her little face was rosy, like a little mouse that had stolen some oil.

Lin Tian also tried it, and it was indeed good, much better than many restaurants in the area. It was truly delicious.

After dinner, Lin Tian took her to the department store.

The glass display case is filled with all sorts of goods.

It was Tangtang's first time in a place like this, and she couldn't take it all in. She looked around and wanted to touch everything.

"Brother, what's this?"

She leaned over a counter and pointed at the rag dolls inside.

"A doll. Does Tangtang want one?"

Tangtang shook her head, but her eyes remained fixed on the doll.

Lin Tian smiled and asked the sales clerk to bring out the doll. It was a blonde, blue-eyed doll wearing a pink dress and could even blink.

Tangtang held the doll in her arms, unable to put it down, her little face pressed against the doll's face, smiling like a flower.

Lin Tian bought her a few more dresses.

A floral print, a plaid pattern, and a little red cotton-padded jacket. I don't need to wear them now, but I'll keep them for winter.

As she packed the clothes, the saleswoman exclaimed, "This little girl is so pretty; she looks beautiful in anything."

Tangtang was embarrassed by the praise and hid behind Lin Tian, ​​peeking out half her head with bright eyes.

Lin Tian bought himself two more shirts and a pair of pants. His clothes were long overdue for replacement; they were faded from washing and had several holes.

The sales clerk helped him choose the size and found one that fit him.

Lin Tian changed his clothes and looked at himself in the mirror. Clothes make the man, and changing his outfit did make him look much more energetic.

"You look so good!"

Tangtang clapped her hands and said.

Lin Tian smiled, paid the money and the ticket, and led Tangtang out of the department store.

After finding a secluded spot, Tangtang returned to the small wooden house in the Spirit Spring Space. There, she sat on the bed, hugging her newly bought doll and playing happily.

Lin Tian sat at the table and opened the system store.

He hadn't had a chance to properly study it since completing the ultimate mission and gaining full authority.

There were so many options, it made his head spin.

Money Top-Up Exchange: The little boy is worth 1 million each.

Of course, the currency in question is from the 60s, specifically the "Big Black Ten" (a currency symbol used in China).

Lin Tian looked at the balance in his account and a smile slowly crept onto his face. It was over 100 million, which, in the 21st century, would be roughly 10 billion.

It was all thanks to Lou Bancheng's treasure trove that he was able to store all the gold, silver, jewelry, antiques, and calligraphy and paintings in his spatial storage, and then exchange them for cash through the system.

Otherwise, where would he get so much money?

Keep reading.

The various templates are categorized and arranged neatly.

Guns and artillery technology and weapons, melee weapons, food, advanced technology, biology, medicine, transportation...

Lin Tian casually clicked on a few to check the prices.

One old hen costs 1 yuan.

Desert Eagle, 100 pieces.

98k rifle, 500 yuan.

100 million intercontinental ballistic missiles.

Pork costs 3 cents a pound, which is almost three times cheaper than what the meat processing plant sells.

The items in the system's shopping mall are all exceptionally cheap.

As he continued scrolling down, he suddenly saw an option that caught his eye: Biological Category - Improved High-Yield Seeds.

It is drought and cold resistant, and its yield is five to eight times that of ordinary seeds.

The price is also not expensive; seeds for one acre only cost 10 yuan.

Lin Tian stared at this option for a long time.

In this era, the most scarce resource is food.

If these seeds could be distributed, how many people could be saved?

But he quickly shook his head.

Now is not the time. He's only eight years old. What can he do to promote this?

Are you forcing people to plant with an axe?

Never mind, let's see.

He closed the online store and turned to look at Tangtang.

She was tired from playing, so she hugged her doll and curled up in the blanket, her eyelids starting to droop.

"Sigh, kids are just so sleepy."

Lin Tian went over and tucked the blanket in for her.

Tangtang groggily opened her eyes and whispered, "Guoguo, we had so much fun today!"

"Um."

Lin Tian patted her head, "May you be this happy every day from now on."

Tangtang smiled, closed her eyes, and quickly fell asleep.

Lin Tian sat on the edge of the bed, looking at her sleeping face. Her little face was rosy and she had a smile on her lips. He wondered what sweet dream she was having.

"It's time to get down to business. Now that we've come to this vibrant era, as a Chinese person, I can still do my part to help our motherland become stronger within my capabilities."

The next moment, his gaze fell on Miss Qiu's information in the system store, which contained a complete set of detailed data and manufacturing process.

After looking at the fighter jets, I chose the J-16. If it were manufactured in this era, it would be a game-changer against the United States.

They also selected some weapons that were 20 years ahead of their time, spending nearly 100 million yuan.

Lin Tian sighed helplessly and said, "Knowledge is indeed priceless; it's almost cost me all my money."

But don't worry, he can buy it for free.

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