She Only Cares About Cultivation

Moreover, the aunt gave her a ten thousand yuan note, not ten one thousand yuan notes. In times of scarcity like now, having such an income, she felt as though she could see her second job after the winter. Because in winter, everyone’s resources are even scarcer, no matter how much winter food is prepared in advance, the winter is so long, long enough to make people feel idle to death.

Although resources are scarcer than money in this era, she doesn’t lack resources. She needs to keep the space’s resources rolling; otherwise, having no cash in hand is not feasible.

She worked until nightfall, selling eleven one hundred thousand yuan worth of eggs (one thousand yuan for three), two hundred thousand yuan worth of goose eggs (one thousand yuan each), one hundred thousand yuan worth of duck eggs (one thousand yuan for two). All were raw; how to marinate them is up to them to figure out.

A decent sum, twenty-three one hundred thousand yuan sold in one afternoon. Not bad at all.

Because her daughter had started crying in the space, so An Yi returned to the grove and entered the space, fed the child milk, brought her along to feed the livestock, and harvested the vegetables and fruits from the ground. After resting enough, she checked on the eggs in the pot, which were already flavored, planning to go and sell some tea eggs outside the exam venue early the next day.

Any child taking exams usually arrives quite early, so she might as well take the opportunity to make some money. Preparing the stove and basin, she strolled with her daughter in the space to digest, occasionally accompanying her to ride the big goose to consume energy, otherwise without night in the space, how could she sleep?

After finally getting the child to sleep, she was also tired, so the two of them lay down in the makeshift wooden hut (too bright to sleep), sleeping until around dawn. Fed An’an a round of milk and after relieving herself, she couldn’t fall asleep. She took out middle and high school textbooks, flipping through them casually.

Until six or seven outside, hearing the sanitation workers sweeping the streets sound, she tidied herself up and came out from the space.

Then near the school where exams were to be held, set the stove and basin by the roadside, covered them with lids, and used wood to write a sign nearby.

"Delicious and affordable tea eggs, five hundred yuan each, one thousand yuan for three."

Because around six thirty, there were already people on the road, those going to work, to school, coming out for morning exercises, everywhere. Working people transcend time eras; isn’t it said that the early bird gets the worm?

Their exam time was at eight thirty, needing to enter the venue starting at eight. So, shouldn’t those taking exams be heading here around seven?

An Yi sold until eight o’clock, then hurriedly grabbed the small stove, placed the basin onto her waist, sought a place to enter the space where she wouldn’t be seen.

Then removed her disguise, An Ran already awake, after a pee, gave her a pot of milk, ensured she was full and satisfied, then placed her into the enclosure, letting her lie on the mat or stand up and hold onto the fence watching the animals when tired from lying down, or playing with toys on her own, all being fine; anyway, she couldn’t bring her along temporarily.

When going out, she puckered her lips as if knowing she was about to leave, feeling so upset that she wanted to cry. An Yi blew her a kiss.

"Be good, Mom will be back soon, play by yourself for a bit."

Then with a heavy heart, she listened to her cries and exited the space.

Outside the space, she inherently had a God’s Eye View, able to see everything happening inside. Hence, although saying ninety minutes, she’d try her best to complete it within half an hour. Half an hour in the outside world is equivalent to one hour in the space. For the sake of the child, she would give it her all!