She had no idea that her daughter had changed, nor that her eldest and youngest sons had changed. She truly wondered what use she was as their mother.
Zhou Lihua hurriedly smiled ingratiatingly. "Yes, yes, my daughter has not only become sensible, but capable as well."
The old woman was afraid Zhou Lihua would blab about it, so after thinking for a moment, she ordered, "Eldest daughter-in-law, second daughter-in-law, you go too. Sanlang can't keep an eye on them by himself."
"Yes, Mother. I'll go right now."
Madam Liu was very obedient. She immediately got up and walked outside.
Zhou Lihua, however, dragged her feet and refused to leave. "Mother..."
The old woman glared at her. "Go!"
Zhou Lihua had no choice but to leave the main room unwillingly.
Hmph, if you won't let me listen, can't I just ask my own daughter?
"Grandfather, wait a moment. I'll go back to my room to get something first."
After saying that, Su Qiao also got up and hurried out.
Little Four, didn't you say you found it? Where's the book?
I did find it. That little system has one. It and its host went to primitive societies before, and even visited ancient times. It compiled a booklet, but it costs quite a lot of Points—four hundred.
"Why so much?"
It's not some cultivation manual. Why does it cost four hundred Points?
How much did that martial arts manual you bought before cost?
Only fifty Points.
You wanted improved versions of various Ancient Recipes, and they had to be written in classical Chinese. Of course they're asking for more.
Su Qiao pushed open her door and sighed.
"I'm tempted to write a book myself."
This is way too expensive.
*The booklet is quite comprehensive. It covers the planting and grafting of all