After wearing it: I traded a pig for a man.

"Let me see how many people eat hot and sour noodles." Jiang Yun Ning turned around: "I'm planning to open a shop. The location is tentatively set near the street where Zuixianlou is located."

Shen Yan asked in surprise, "Really? You have fried chicken?"

Jiang Yun Ning nodded: "It will happen."

Although the town is not as prosperous as the county seat, there are still quite a few wealthy people. Making a dozen or so servings of fried chicken a day should be enough to sell them.

If all else fails, I can eat it myself.

Jiang Che walked over, stood between the two, and turned to look at Jiang Yun Ning: "Let's go."

Jiang Yunning nodded: "Shen Yan, let's go."

Shen Yan was slurping up rice noodles and couldn't pour them out with his hand, so he could only wave his hand holding the chopsticks.

After leaving the academy, he went straight to the shop where he had bought bows and arrows last time, and bought five bows at once, and also asked the shopkeeper to give him a hundred arrows as a gift.

"Jiang Che, find some time tomorrow to take your older brother and the others to practice archery." Jiang Yun Ning felt a little uneasy lately, wishing the whole family could be on high alert.

Jiang Che nodded: "Okay."

Jiang Yunning thought for a moment and said, "How about I teach Dongmei and Chunyan to learn too?"

If something really happens, there's strength in numbers.

Jiang Che frowned: "Are you panicking?"

Could it be that Xie Shengan was frightened by what he said about the Zheng family?

Jiang Yunning shook her head: "I just feel it's better to be prepared. Besides, our family is doing well now, which will inevitably arouse jealousy from others, so it's good to be on guard."

Jiang Che nodded, still unable to resist offering words of comfort: "No matter what, the Zheng family is still a large family; they shouldn't resort to underhanded tactics."

Jiang Yun Ning hummed in agreement and didn't say anything more.

As soon as I entered the village, before I even reached my own door, I saw many people rushing towards the village entrance.

Aunt Hua was also running after him with a gossipy look on her face. When she saw Jiang Che, she stopped in her tracks: "Is Yun Ning inside? Come and see what's going on."

Jiang Yuning had already gotten up when he heard Aunt Hua's voice. Hearing that there was something to see, he immediately poked his head out, jumped off the carriage without saying a word, and ran after Aunt Hua, asking, "Aunt Hua, what's going on?"

Aunt Hua was quite plump, and running around was tiring for her, but she still couldn't help explaining to her, "I heard that Fu Shaoli went to the Song family to demand medical expenses. I heard they made a huge fuss."

Jiang Yun Ning listened with excitement, quickening her pace as if afraid of missing the excitement: "Oh dear, did a fight break out? Fu Zhong didn't go?"

"I don't know, they probably haven't heard any noise yet," Aunt Hua shook her head.

Ever since Fu Zhong made a scene in front of so many people, trying to defend Fu Shaoli, many villagers have stopped going there.

I guess no one has informed us yet.

Jiang Che watched Jiang Yun Ning's hurried figure with a helpless expression, quickly sent the carriage back, handed it to Lai Fu who was guarding the door, gave him a brief instruction, and then ran back.

"What's wrong? Why is the son-in-law running away?" Lai Cai had just arrived and only saw Jiang Che's long stride.

Laifu scratched his head: "They said they were going to find the young lady, but what is she watching? She told me to tell the old lady not to worry."

The two looked at each other for a few moments and simultaneously saw a smile in each other's eyes.

The host family is quite interesting.

The old man and woman were relatively normal, but the eldest son doted on his wife every day, and the son-in-law was even more outrageous, wanting to stick to his daughter's side all the time.

Fortunately, they met this kind family.

"Then I'll go tie up the horse, you go find the old lady." Lai Cai took the rope and led the horse to the backyard.

Jiang Che ran to the Song family's door, where a crowd had already gathered inside and out.

Fortunately, he was very tall, and with a glance he saw Jiang Yuning standing with Aunt Hua. He quickly squeezed through and stood silently behind her.

"What's the point of treating an illness if you don't have money? Just stay lame! You've been treated, the medicine has been applied, and now you say you have no money? Believe me or not, I'll sue you!"

Fu Shaoli's hair was a bit messy, which showed that she had already fought with Granny Yang.

Standing next to her was Jiang Zhaodi, hands on her hips: "That's right! You have to pay to see a doctor!"

Granny Yang gritted her teeth in anger: "Jiang Zhaodi! You wretched girl, what business is it of yours?"

Jiang Zhaodi retorted, "This is my close friend! Why wouldn't I help her? Why should I help you?"

As she spoke, she glanced at Fu Shaoli out of the corner of her eye and saw Fu Shaoli's expression relax slightly for a moment.

"Aunt Hua, what do you think Jiang Zhaodi is up to? Why is she suddenly so close to Fu Shaoli?" Jiang Yun Ning was exchanging information with Aunt Hua in a furtive manner, completely unaware that Jiang Che was already standing behind her.

"As soon as I stepped out today, I heard Zhao Di's mother saying that Fu Shaoli gave their family a bar of soap. Tsk tsk, she's showing it off all over the village. She probably wants something in return." Aunt Hua couldn't take her eyes off Granny Yang and the others, afraid of missing a single second.

"Damn it! Your father's lousy medicine is keeping my son in pain every night, preventing him from sleeping, and you still have the nerve to ask for money!"

Enraged, Granny Yang grabbed a broom and tried to pounce on Fu Shaoli, but Fu Shaoli and Jiang Zhaodi pushed her to the ground together.

Song Minglang, leaning on his cane, shuffled out and saw Fu Shaoli pointing angrily at Granny Yang's nose. He couldn't help but exclaim, "You! You've gone too far!"

"Hey, look! Song Minglang's leg is all better now?"

"Yeah, my goodness! Fu Zhong is really something."

"Tsk tsk, what's so good about it? Look at him, he still has to use crutches. He walks so slowly, he must be quite clumsy."

"That's better than being paralyzed all the time, right? If the Song family weren't short of money, they probably would have gone to town for treatment long ago."

Fu Shaoli looked up and ran her hand through her messy hair: "I'm being unreasonable? Your mother said our medicine wasn't working and didn't cure you. So why are you standing up now? Shouldn't you have crawled out?"

Song Minglang was most sensitive about people talking about his legs, especially in front of so many people, and he immediately turned red with anger.

Just then, the village head arrived with Fu Zhong.

"What's all this noise about?" The village head asked, and the group immediately fell silent.

Fu Shaoli turned around, saw Fu Zhong, and immediately burst into tears. She ran over to him, feeling wronged, and said, "Dad, the Song family won't give me money, and they even beat me."

Fu Zhong looked at the redness and swelling on her face and felt a pang of heartache: "Village head, this is too much. Not only will you not pay back the money, but you'll also hit me! Is there no law left?"

Upon hearing this, Granny Yang also became anxious: "Village head, it was clearly him who failed to cure my son, why should I pay for his medical expenses? Look at my son, he still can't walk properly."

Fu Zhong looked at Song Minglang with suspicion, feeling that something was amiss.

The medicine he prescribed, while not completely curing the person, wouldn't have caused such a serious injury. At most, it would have caused a slight limp; how could it have resulted in needing crutches?

"That must be because you didn't follow the doctor's orders," Fu Zhong retorted angrily.

Granny Yang jumped to her feet: "Impossible! I only have one son, how could I not take good care of him? I followed your instructions and changed his dressing every three days. And what happened? My son complains of leg pain every night, and even now, after so long without the medication, he still needs crutches!"

Fu was taken aback.

I subconsciously took a half step back.