The unlucky guy was reborn as a lucky girl from a farm

Yan Zi put the third brother's money together with her own money, and Niu Li also hid the money, but no one asked him where he hid the money.

Nier found a piece of cloth to wrap up the wallet and asked her mother to keep it for her first so that she would have a place to put it when she had her own room in the future.

Just then a child came to the door and asked, "Is Sister Xiaoni home?"

Nier was confused. The voice sounded unfamiliar to her. She hurried out and saw a child she didn't recognize. "Who are you looking for?"

The little boy looked at Ni'er, who was a little taller than him, and said, "You must be the little sister Ni that Doctor Zhao mentioned."

Nodding, "It's me, what's going on?"

The little boy took a deep breath and said like jumping beans: "Doctor Zhao said that you can rest for another day tomorrow. He has other things to do."

Nier was just thinking about how nice it would be to go to town with her father tomorrow, so she quickly agreed, "I know."

The boy nodded, "Okay, I'll go back and report to Doctor Zhao. He said he'll give me candy if I complete this task~"

After saying this, she skipped away, with the two buns on her head shaking with her movements.

Fortunately, it was not completely dark yet. Ni'er sighed in her heart that Doctor Zhao was really bold as he was not afraid that someone would kidnap such a young child.

The two children are obviously of similar age, but one is full of childishness while the other has already started taking care of the housework.

Early the next morning, Ni'er and the third brother took a ox cart to the town. They charged one cent less for each broken piece of tofu. After delivering the goods and collecting the money, they put a stack of heavy copper coins in their pockets, asked passers-by where they could buy a donkey, and then walked away.

Before I even got to the place, I smelled a unique animal odor and thought I had come to the right place.

Seeing someone feeding hay to the donkey, Nier asked directly, "Boss, how much is your donkey for?"

The fodder feeder saw that Niu Lao San and Ni Er were wearing patched clothes and did not look like they could afford to buy a donkey. He glanced at them with contempt and replied indifferently, "Three taels of silver. If you can't afford it, go away and don't delay my business."

The two men also knew that their clothes were a bit shabby, so they didn't bother with the man and went to another place where donkeys were sold.

When I came nearby, I heard some people talking. One of them had a voice as loud as a bell and very powerful. From a distance I saw that it was a fat uncle.

Niu Xiaoni stepped forward and asked, "Excuse me, is this donkey yours?"

"Haha, they're mine. Look which one you like." The fat shopkeeper was very open-minded. While speaking, he patted the donkey's butt next to him.

The donkeys he raised were like him, each one had shiny fur and were not very slim.

These donkeys look better-bred than the ones just mentioned, so they should be more expensive.

Nier pointed to a donkey that looked a little thinner and asked, "How much is this one?"

"This one has had diarrhea recently, and its fur isn't very smooth anymore. Take a look at the other ones." The shopkeeper pointed to a donkey next to him and said, "This one is good. Although it eats a lot, it works very hard. You won't lose out if you buy it."

Looking at the donkey recommended by the shopkeeper, the muscles are very strong. Nine pounds of soybeans should be ground up quickly. The third brother is a little nervous. It won't be very expensive, right? "How much...how much?"

"This is four ounces of silver."

To be honest, Ni'er was really attracted by the donkey. She glanced at her father, and the third brother nodded at her. Her father also liked it, but he didn't have that much money. He could buy it if he saved up a little more.

Thinking about the more than one hundred coins I earned today, plus the money in the system and the share of money from Manager Liu, it seems not so far away.

It was still early to go back, so the father and daughter set up a stall to sell the insoles that didn't sell yesterday. There happened to be a cloth shop next to it, so Ni'er asked her father to look after the stall while she went into the shop.

Ni'er, who had never been to a cloth shop before, found everything new and novel. The various kinds of fabrics were really dazzling. Among them, there was one piece that was exactly the same as the one her aunt was wearing when she came.

The shopkeeper was sorting cloth. He saw a little girl coming in, but he didn't ask her to leave. He thought she might just be curious and come to take a look.

Nier opened her eyes wide and looked around. Three walls were filled with fabrics. The fabric on one wall could even glow. If she wore clothes made of that fabric, she would probably turn into a fairy.

But how could a farmer wear clothes like that? He turned his head and looked at the ordinary navy blue cloth in front of him, "Uncle, how much does this material cost to make a set of clothes for my father?"

There weren't many people around today, so the shopkeeper came out from the back and asked, "How tall and heavy is your father?"

Nier pointed outside the door and said, "That's my dad."

The shopkeeper looked outside the door and knew how much cloth was needed.

"These two feet can make a piece of clothing, and two feet are also needed for pants."

Nier touched it and felt it was very thick, unlike the material that had been worn very thin and worn by her family members.

"How much is four feet?"

The shopkeeper didn't expect that the little girl really wanted to buy it, and he doubted whether she could afford it. "The material is of very good quality, and it costs five cents per foot."

Nier said casually, "Then four feet is twenty cents."

The shopkeeper was very surprised. Children from ordinary families, especially girls, don’t understand these things at all. Even many boys of this age are not as good as her.

He recommended another material, "This one is also suitable for making clothes for your father. It's more expensive than the previous one."

"Your father is probably a farmer. This material absorbs sweat and is more comfortable. Don't underestimate it because it's expensive. It's not suitable for wearing. This one costs six coins a foot."

Nier didn't even think about it, "Twenty-four cents."

I reached out to touch the material, and I found that you get what you pay for. It felt much better than the one just now.

The shopkeeper was right. Farmers sweat a lot while working, so wearing clothes made of this kind of material is indeed more comfortable.

The shopkeeper thought that he had been doing business for so many years and still had to use an abacus to calculate as fast as this kid. He felt ashamed of himself and spoke more politely.

Ni'er took a fancy to a brightly colored material, thinking that it would suit her mother's skin tone and would look good on her. Although they were all farmers, her mother had fair skin, comparable to her aunt who took good care of herself.

The shopkeeper saw Ni'er looking at another piece of fabric and said, "This one is one foot and eight cents."

Ni'er calculated in her mind that her father and mother would spend 48 coins, and she and her brother would spend almost 70 coins. She also thought that she would have to buy a donkey, and that she could wear the clothes for a while, so she raised her head and said to the shopkeeper, "I won't buy it."

He turned around and walked out.

Just as the shopkeeper thought, the child could not afford clothes.

Nier went out and saw that most of the insoles were gone, "Dad, are they selling so fast?"