Forced to marry a disabled man in the countryside? I'll repay you tenfold!

Su Wanqing took a bite, the delicious juices bursting in her mouth, and she squinted her eyes in bliss. This lamb was truly grass-fed; the meat was tender and springy, with a smoky aroma mixed with cumin—it smelled incredible. She needed to hurry up and eat the twenty lambs in her space, or they'd get too old. She should find some time to learn how to grill meat from this guy.

Zhou Yanshen remained silent, focusing on eating his meat.

Jiang Sisi had chubby cheeks and a small mouth, but she ate the meat with surprising speed and efficiency, finishing one piece in the blink of an eye and reaching for the second. It smelled so good, so incredibly delicious!

The young man grilling the meat then served yak butter milk tea to cleanse the palate. A sip of rich, fragrant milk tea, a bite of tender, crispy lamb—Su Wanqing immediately decided to add this to her breakfast from now on.

The atmosphere immediately became lively. After eating and drinking their fill, Li Guohua steered the conversation back to Su Wanqing: "Old Jiang said you passed through the Gobi Desert after completing a mission? Didn't you pick up any stones? I heard that the jade yield is high there, so we're planning to check it out next."

At this point, Su Wanqing answered truthfully, "We did come from that place, and we picked up quite a few stones, thinking that maybe we could find jade and make a bracelet to wear for fun."

"Oh? What did you pick up? Come on, show me around. We were just planning to pick some up too, to get a piece of jade for the child and his mother to wear." Li Guohua was clearly interested in jade. His trip to Sayram Lake was just a side trip; his main goal was actually to find jade pebbles in the Gobi Desert.

He was also thinking that finding good material would give him a "nothing to worry about" sign, symbolizing peace and good fortune.

Su Wanqing never expected that Li Guohua would take her casual, polite remark seriously. It felt like telling a casual friend, "Come over for dinner sometime," and they actually agreed, but the house was a mess—awkward.

Of course, Su Wanqing mainly remembered that besides a pile of rocks, there was also a pile of meteorites in the car.

Jiang Zhiping also became interested: "That's great! Let us see what treasures you've picked up. I brought a flashlight; you have to shine it through to check the stones." He adopted the air of an expert.

Su Wanqing: "..."

He had no choice but to bite the bullet and lead the group toward the truck.

Along the way, Jiang Zhiping continued to teach Li Guohua the tricks of carrying stones. When they arrived at their destination, they first saw horses and ducks tied up next to the truck.

After drinking milk and eating meat, Xiao Yong was already full of energy, excitedly shouting, "Wow! Sisters, you even brought a horse with you! Can I ride it? Sisters, you already have a truck, why are you bringing horses and ducks?"

Jiang Zhiping looked at the horse and the more he looked at it, the more it seemed like a military horse, but it didn't have a saddle, which puzzled him.

Su Wanqing: Isn't it the same? I copied it.

Jiang Sisi also looked over curiously. The others all felt the combination was a bit odd.

Su Wanqing coughed twice: "These horse and duck... were found in the mountains. I've already submitted a report and received approval from the organization."

Zhou Yanshen nodded and took out the report approved by the organization.

"It really was found." Jiang Zhiping glanced at it.

"Found it?" Xiao Yong's eyes widened. "Ducks exist in the mountains, but horses too? You guys have everything in these mountains!"

Li Guohua also looked at Su Wanqing, finding this female doctor quite amazing—she could even pick up a horse. Before he could finish pondering this, Xiao Yong pointed excitedly at the beehives tied to the top of the truck and exclaimed:

"Wow! What are those? Why are there so many bees? Will they sting?"

Su Wanqing: "..." This brat, he's so easily startled by everything.

Originally, the beehives were kept in the truck bed. Zhou Yanshen would usually take them out and put them outside after arriving at the destination. However, one night, while she and Zhou Yanshen were... doing their business, they didn't know whether they disturbed some bees that had escaped the net or whether other species of bees had mixed into the beehives.

In short, these weren't the docile "dull bees" in her space, but real, hot-tempered wasps that launched an attack on Zhou Yanshen's buttocks...

At that time, Zhou Yanshen was ready to pounce, but he stubbornly ignored the warning.

After it's all over... tsk tsk.

Su Wanqing felt both amused and heartbroken when she thought about it.

Zhou Yanshen himself felt embarrassed and covered his face to prevent others from seeing. In the end, Su Wanqing applied an enhanced version of spiritual spring water to reduce the swelling.

Anyway, ever since that incident, Zhou Yan was afraid that wasps would sneak into the carriage again, so he tied the beehives to the roof of the carriage. Originally, no one noticed, but Xiao Yong, with his sharp eyes, spotted them.

As soon as he said that, everyone looked over.

"Hey, Dr. Su, why do you have beehives in your car? They look like wasps!"

"Yes, it's flying around buzzing."

Since they'd pressed her for an explanation, Su Wanqing had no choice but to bite the bullet and say, "I found a wild beehive in the mountains and got some honey. I'm also managing a few acres of experimental lavender fields, so I thought I'd bring the bees back and maybe we could produce some lavender honey later. Just carrying around a beehive isn't enough, so I had my husband make a beehive for me. Don't worry, these bees generally won't sting unless you bother them."

Zhou Yanshen glanced at Su Wanqing silently.

Then he touched his buttocks—what happened to not stinging people? It specifically stung him while he was doing his business. He only felt a sharp pain, one wave after another, which forced him to finish early that day, making Wanqing think he couldn't do it.

Su Wanqing felt Zhou Yanshen's gaze, pursed her lips, and deliberately avoided meeting his eyes, because Zhou Yanshen's gaze was somewhat resentful.

"Wow! Sister Su, you're amazing! You even dared to dig out a hornet's nest? And you even have honey to eat? How come you can find everything in the mountains? Can I go with you to collect things in the mountains sometime? I want to go too!" Xiao Yong looked at Su Wanqing with bright, admiring eyes.

Not to mention Xiao Yong, even Jiang Sisi looked at Su Wanqing with admiration—look at Sister Su, not only is her cooking delicious and her roast chicken superb, but she can also find so many treasures when she goes into the mountains.

Jiang Zhiping chuckled and patted Su Wanqing on the shoulder: "You didn't forget the experimental fields even while on a mission, that's really... thoughtful!"

Seeing that Xiao Yong had regained his lively energy, Wang Xiulan affectionately patted his head: "Alright, alright, let's go play with your Sister Su again another day." She now had a very good impression of Su Wanqing, who was capable and had saved her heart, and she couldn't wait for Xiao Yong to get closer to Su Wanqing.

Su Wanqing quickly turned around to rummage through the stones, changing the subject: "Let's look at the stones first, and after we're done, I'll share some honey with everyone to try."

As he spoke, he yanked open the back door of the truck with a "whoosh".

If we keep talking, all our secrets will be exposed.

She didn't collect many stones, and to avoid trouble, she didn't include any ordinary materials. She originally planned to find tools and secretly open them herself when she got back, so as not to expose herself by finding a craftsman, and to avoid the fact that all the stones she found were jade, which would be too conspicuous.

Who would have thought that I would have to appraise treasures for others halfway through the journey? If I had known this would happen, I should have picked up more ordinary stones to make up the difference.