Everyone Wants to Pamper the Lucky Daughter
Chapter 64: Daddy is so funny

Su Qingluo shook his head: "Flute is not a necessity. Not many people use it. The smaller the quantity, the more expensive it is. Once the flute is made in large quantities and enters the market, not only will it not be able to sell at a good price, but it will also be smashed in the hands. go out."

"Then what should we do?"

Li Xiu'e sighed sadly, feeling very uncomfortable: "Mother doesn't want them to poke their backs, saying that our family only cares about making money for themselves, and has no heart of benevolence and righteousness."

"Mom, you heard me right."

Su Qingluo poked his face like a little adult, speaking with certainty.

"Each family has its own difficulties. We can help as much as we can. We have no obligation to support them. Those wretched women like to gossip, so let them talk. Mother doesn't need to take it to heart."

"Is this the only way?" Li Xiu'e was still worried.

Su Qingluo nodded seriously: "This is the most direct and efficient way, and their lives can be improved the fastest."

"All right."

Li Xiu'e had no choice but to rely on her daughter: "Tomorrow, I will ask your father to go to the town, buy some rice noodles, and share some with those families."

"Mother is right to do so."

Su Qingluo smiled at Mimi: "From now on, every New Year's festival, mother will ask father to send them some New Year's goods, and it's enough to take care of them from time to time."

"As for the others, don't worry about it, mother. Individuals have their own destiny, and the cycle of cause and effect. If they want to change their destiny, they need to make efforts on their own. They can't pin their hopes on others' gifts."

"Just like father and mother, with the lucky baby, life will be better and better. The premise is that the father and mother are kind-hearted and rescued the baby who fell into the water. If the father and mother did not pick me up, how could there be good days in the future? .”

*****

"Sister Yu is right!"

Su Hu and Master Su Zixuan were listening to the corner of the room, nodding frequently. At this moment, Su Hu responded loudly through the curtains.

"Mother, you are right to listen to my sister."

Ever since Su Zixuan learned that the little kingfisher is a phoenix, his admiration for his sister has risen to a new level.

At this moment, he also follows his father's rhythm, loudly conforming.

"Tomorrow I will go to the town, buy rice, flour, grain and oil, and send them to them."

Su Hu picked up the curtain and walked out, walked up to his daughter-in-law, and dragged her into the house.

"Did you hear that?" Li Xiu'e was still aggrieved.

"Um."

Su Hu put his arms around her shoulders, and comforted her softly: "There are a few women in the village who talk badly and speak harshly. I will ignore them in the future. If you see them, you will take a detour to save yourself from bad luck. If you can't, go to their door. Sprinkle some salt and avoid villains."

"Heck, dad is so funny!"

Su Qingluo listened to the music, and laughed so hard that his teeth could not see his eyes.

"You, what do you teach children? You are not serious."

Li Xiu'e also laughed, holding back her grievances all afternoon, and finally dissipated.

*****

Su Hu did what he said, and he went to Furong Town the next day, and bought a lot of rice, flour, grain and oil and came back.

Seeing the big business coming, the grain store offered to help deliver it to the donkey cart. Back on the other side of the river, Su Hu spent twenty copper coins and hired two laborers from the ferry to help transport it back to the village.

There are a total of thirteen families in Woniu Village, and most of the able-bodied men make a living by hunting.

There are only two families, and the man who is the mainstay of the family is in the same situation as Su Hu in the early years. Due to injury, he can no longer go hunting in the mountains, and only depends on chopping firewood for a living, living in poverty.

Su Hu grew up in Woniu Village since he was a child, and he has been familiar with the hunters in the village since he was a child.

He sent the bought rice, flour, grain and oil to the yard of the two families, exchanged some polite greetings, and then wanted to leave.

The two families were so excited, thank you so much, they insisted on taking him to eat at home.

Su Hu couldn't save face, so he agreed.