Reborn with a Space: Building a Fortune Amidst Famine-Chapter 93 was bombed

Su Daqiang and his son were also listening intently. Hearing this, Su Daqiang was pleased. Does this mean they can’t leave? And there’s such a good opportunity?

"Mom, this spot costs three hundred yuan."

"You should think it over yourself."

Her daughter is her own daughter; how could Old Mrs. Tian not know what she wants to say?

She had some money on hand, but she would definitely not take it out. This money was for her own coffin, in case her two daughters-in-law might end up just wrapping her in a straw mat in the future.

She had such a hard life in this lifetime; must it be the same in the next? That’s absolutely not acceptable.

Tian Xiaohua saw her mother’s indifference and knew there was no hope of getting money from her family.

But her husband and she had already decided in their hearts to let that damned girl go, and the rest was to pay the fee.

In fact, they had nine hundred yuan. They had sold the family’s grain and house. They already had more than a hundred yuan before, and the three of them had earned dozens more over the past two years.

But they also knew, to stay, they needed a house, and they needed to build a new one. So the couple decided to save the money.

As for the house at the foot of the mountain, they thought it was not fit for living. They hadn’t even considered it.

The next morning, there was the same thin porridge. "You’d better leave my house quickly; my family can’t even put food on the table. We can’t support you. We’ve given you two meals and let you stay one night; that’s already enough." Eldest Sister-in-law Tian said with disdain.

Su Daqiang held back his anger, put down his bowl, and went inside.

"Humph, what are you pretending for? If you’ve got any self-respect, don’t come here!"

Su Liangliang didn’t care about any of that. He had already had two bowls of porridge and wanted a third, but his aunt wouldn’t allow it. He had to regretfully put down his bowl.

Old Mrs. Tian was also helpless. The words of her eldest daughter-in-law were unpleasant, but the family’s situation was indeed not good. Even though she felt for her daughter, sons and grandsons were more important.

Su Daqiang left angrily with his bag, without saying a word.

"Better to feed it to a dog; at least a dog knows to wag its tail at you when it’s full."

Su Daqiang heard it too and walked away even more quickly, not wanting to stay another minute. He saw it as a humiliation.

Su Liangliang followed behind his father and left too.

"Humph, a whole family of ingrates. Tian Xiaohua, don’t come back anymore." Eldest Sister-in-law Tian said, glaring at her sister-in-law.

Tian Xiaohua hurriedly put down her bowl, said nothing, and went into the house to pack her things.

"Better go back and check if anything’s missing.

No matter how bad I am, I’d never do something worse than an animal. Even vicious tigers don’t eat their cubs, but they’re worse than beasts."

Old Mrs. Tian sighed but still listened to her daughter-in-law and followed her daughter into the house.

"Hua, think it over when you get back."

Tian Xiaohua nodded, blaming her mother in her heart for not helping her.

In reality, she’s quite beastly herself; when she left with money, she didn’t give her mother a penny, nor buy her anything.

You reap what you sow, as they say.

She hurried to catch up with her husband and son.

It took quite a while to catch up, "Daqiang, wait for me."

Su Daqiang turned around angrily, "If you come again, don’t bother coming back."

Tian Xiaohua was startled, nodding in fright.

The three of them walked back to the village in silence.

Su Daqiang headed straight for the house at the foot of the mountain. Today was already the 20th of the twelfth lunar month, just a few days before New Year. Everything had to be arranged.

He was stunned at the foot of the mountain. It had completely changed; the wild land had been cleared, and that broken house was even fenced? And why was the main gate locked?

The mother and son behind him were also stunned. They looked around for a while to confirm it.

At that time, Yuanyuan was on the mountain. She had a purpose: to scatter some winter melon seeds where there was soil.

She went up the mountain, scattering as she went. That’s all she could do. As to whether they would grow, she couldn’t control that.

She also wondered if she could catch a few more wild boars; with money in hand, she felt secure.

Two hours later, she reached the place where she had hunted wild boar before. After standing for a moment, she decided to go further in.

She walked for about another half hour, reaching the shadow side of the mountain. To be honest, it looked even more desolate.

Feeling a bit tired, she sat on a rock, took out a cup of Spiritual Spring Water, and drank slowly. She wanted to see if it would attract wild boars or something.

She also took out a piece of chocolate cream cake, eating while drinking. No rush; even if there was no gain, it was worth it for scattering so many winter melon seeds.

She suddenly heard movement to the east, and it was quite loud. She entered the space, draining a drop of Spiritual Spring Water outside, which made the noise even louder.

In the space, she could see the outside. Yuanyuan happily jumped twice in the space, seeing she was going to profit greatly.

Old Yang had asked if she could get more wild boars, and here was another big income. The pigs were already gathered, sniffing around the Spiritual Spring Water spot, even rooting in the soil.

Yuanyuan was right in the middle of the wild boars in the space. She reached out with a stun baton and took down ten wild boars, then came out happily to bleed them. She hadn’t wanted the pig’s blood but seeing it being left made her heart ache, so she brought a bucket to collect it.

After killing three, she heard the howling of wolves, making her even more excited. She left the remaining seven wild boars and entered the space again.

Holding the stun baton, she waited. There were fifteen wolves; it was like her "godfather" was saving money for her.

The wolves were smarter than the wild boars. They circled around the wild boars.

The wild boars on the ground weren’t dead yet, but they’d take at least an hour to get up.

So she weaved through the wolves, breaking them one by one.

The lead wolf stood at a distance. Yuanyuan controlled the space to get next to it and electrocuted it.

Then she came out of the space.

She went around shocking all the unconscious ones on the ground with the stun baton again.

The battery was almost empty. Fortunately, she had a few more in the space. When she had a chance in the future, she would find somewhere to charge them fully; they were so useful.

She bled them one by one. Then she released the three wild boars from the space. It was still early, so she left them there to stiffen. She couldn’t leave them at home; even if someone came, they could be collected immediately, but the smell of blood would linger.

She was currently wary of the Su Daqiang family, having heard from the village chief’s wife that the younger brother wasn’t a good kid. ƒreewebɳovel.com

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