The little one's purse connects the two worlds, turning a desolate village into a paradise.

By the time everything was settled, it was already 9:20 PM.

After settling the remaining payment with Ya Ya, Zhao Junchen reached out and ruffled Ya Ya's hair: "I've taken care of everything here, Ya Ya. Do you want me to stay with you until the villagers come over so we can check and count everything again?"

Ya Ya put her right thumb to her ear: "No need, Brother Zhao, I can manage on my own. We'll call if anything happens!"

"Okay, then I'll head back now."

Zhao Junchen smiled and gave Ya Ya a thumbs up.

Once everyone was completely out of sight, Ya Ya took out the remote control for the roller shutter from her pocket and gently pressed the button.

After the roller shutter door was completely closed, Ya Ya began to put all the big things on the ground into her space.

Following Grandma Duck's instructions, she first moved the cement, sand, and bricks into the three-in-one fish feeding room. She then dumped bricks of all sizes and burlap sacks into the feeding room. Because there was so much, and the little guy didn't have a deep understanding of space and wasn't skilled at controlling it, the piles were a mess, and he almost scratched the walls a few times.

Ya Ya frowned tightly, looking serious, and slowed down to prepare to rearrange the clothes.

"Just move in, I'll tidy it up for you." Jie Chi couldn't stand it anymore.

"Huh? Wow! Thank you, Grandma Duck!" Ya Ya was so happy she wanted to go for a run. Grandma Duck was so kind today.

The old ones were good, but today's are even better!

With Jie Chi's help, the complicated storage work became incredibly simple. In just a short while, not only was the entire outdoor three-in-one bathroom fully packed into the space, but all the odds and ends that could be stuffed in were also put in, including the cardboard box that held the entrenching tool.

Ya Ya went to the bathroom in the house to wash her hands and picked up the bag containing the giant fried squid from the table.

Only two are left.

The little guy hesitated for a moment, then said seriously, "Grandma Duck, there are only two oilfish left today. I want to share them with everyone in the village so I can't give them to you. Tomorrow, tomorrow I... I'll buy you twenty skewers!"

As she spoke, she stretched out two thin little fingers and earnestly made the gesture of "two".

"I'm going to find that big oilfish tomorrow!"

Jie Chi coughed twice, raised his neck high, and said, "Ahem, since you are willing to make offerings, I will reluctantly agree. If you go to the night market tomorrow and see any novel foods like stinky tofu, rice noodle rolls, or snail rice noodles, you may send some over."

"I am not a god who indulges in gluttony, but rather someone to safeguard your judgment."

Ya Ya nodded emphatically, "Okay, Grandma Duck, I remember it all! Stinky tofu, snail rice noodles, and rice noodle rolls! Grandma Duck, you're the best, you even helped us test for poison!"

After taking one last look at the six individual toilets and the three-in-one fish feeding room outside, Ya Ya finally asked Grandma Duck to take her back to the village.

I wish I could move everything back home!

pat.

The lights in the room went out with a click, and Ya Ya's small figure disappeared into the room.

"Nannan, you're a little late today. What happened?" As soon as Yaya appeared in the courtyard, Grandma Liu checked her over from head to toe.

"Great, great news! Grandma! I bought so many toilets!"

Ya Ya's eyes are curved, and the corners of her mouth are upturned.

"Buy a toilet?" Grandma Liu was taken aback.

There are still so many toilets?

She had never seen the toilet there, but according to Nannan's description, it was a complete room specifically for dealing with urination and defecation.

Buying so many houses and not being able to bring them back, could it be that Nannan is planning to resell them over there?

"Yeah, toilets! Big and tall, too bad I can't bring back that many. I brought a fish feeding room! It has squat toilets so we can poop inside, and when it gets hot, we can poop indoors too!"

Ya Ya was happy just thinking about it.

In the summer, going to the toilet is usually a torment. It's dirty and smelly, and there are lots of mosquitoes and flies. Before you can even squat down, you're lifted up by flies.

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It's awful!

Ya Ya grinned so wide her teeth were showing, but Grandma Liu was completely confused. What fish feeding room? There was a squat toilet. And what did the fish over there eat?

"Grandma, come quick! There's so much to do today!" Ya Ya pulled Grandma Liu's hand and sat her down at the table in the yard. A group of people were already gathered around the table, and Ya Ya glanced at them; they were all there.

Everyone sat up straight, their faces full of anticipation.

Ya Ya first took out the cardboard box that hadn't been opened in the space.

"Uncle Zhao, Grandpa Village Chief, this is the big entrenching tool that I asked Uncle Shopkeeper to buy for me. It's the shiny silver one. I haven't opened it yet. Uncle Zhao, come and take a look."

Zhao Hu jumped up from his seat, rubbed his hands together, and stared at the box with shining eyes.

His family heirloom has arrived!

Old Fang and Doctor Chen stared intently at the box. Zhao Hu stared at the express box for a while before tearing it open with one hand.

But the box was surrounded by a transparent ring that couldn't be pulled apart.

He took out the machete from his waist and pondered how to cut open the box along the seam to take a look.

"Be careful not to cut the box," the village chief reminded him. This box was very useful for storing things; it was square and sturdy, yet also very lightweight.

hiss~

After a few soft sounds, the lid of the box was slightly lifted. When Zhao Hu opened it, there were many bulging plastic wraps containing silver sticks and shovels. At the bottom were two thick military green camouflage bags.

Zhao Hu pulled everything out at once; the items were quite heavy.

There is a five-section stick with horizontal joints, a small knife head, and a thin stick. This should be the beautiful stick that can be lit to start a fire, as mentioned in the story.

Next was a beautiful, thick, silver blade, and something that looked like a flashlight.

There was also a piece of paper in the middle.

Two shovels, two identical sets of equipment.

Fang Tiesheng took the paper and glanced at it. Oh my, this shop is quite nice!

They not only gave us bags, but also two emergency flashlights.

Although we don’t know yet how it differs from the flashlight that Nannan bought before, this one was given to us for free!

Fang Tiesheng pulled the flashlight in front of him.

Zhao Hu, recalling what he had seen in Shi Ping earlier, tentatively began to assemble it himself.

The village chief leaned close to Ya Ya and whispered, "Little girl, is Fairy He Miao satisfied with the shoes and hats we ordered?"

Ya Ya perked up at the news, her eyes narrowing into two crescent moons: "Sister He Miao is very satisfied! She said we did a good job! She even gave me a river bucket, saying she'll make another five hundred pairs!"

hiss--

The village chief swayed and clutched his chest.

After regaining his balance, he continued, "So...how much money did we get this time? And the hats?"

"Sister He Miao gave me 80,000!"

Ya Ya stretched out one palm and held up three fingers on the other hand.

"What?"

"Eighty, eighty-eight thousand?"

"My goodness! How much does that cost? It's enough to buy land over there!"