I'm reborn, so it's not too much to kill the one who traveled through the book, right?

Along the way, Changsheng kept muttering, "Sanniang is a liar! Changsheng is not a liar! Sanniang is a liar, Changsheng is a good man!"

This fool!

After Shen Rong understood what Changsheng said, she was at a loss whether to laugh or cry.

She pulled Changsheng's arm and said, "Changsheng, I'll give you some maltose when we get back later, but you have to promise me not to tell anyone about what happened today."

"maltose?"

When Changsheng heard that there was candy to eat, his eyes lit up.

"Yeah." Shen Rong nodded and gave you some maltose to fill your mouth.

"Oh..." He stretched out the sound and looked at Shen Rong with wide eyes, with an expression as if to say, "So you were really doing something bad just now."

Then he thought about it and reluctantly said, "Well... okay!"

That expression, that look, seems a little bit arrogant no matter how you look at it.

Shen Rong felt a little uncomfortable when he looked at her.

Fortunately, it was very close to my doorstep.

When the two of them entered the door, Grandpa Shen Liu and Grandma Shen Liu had already returned.

"grandparents."

As soon as Shen Rong opened her mouth to call for help, Changsheng took out a handful of red dates from his chest pocket, counted them, and stuffed ten into the Sixth Grandma's pocket, saying, "Ten big dates, don't want them. Xiaoqi is gone, and Xiaowu is gone too. Don't want her as your wife. Want Xiaoqi and Xiaowu instead."

What are Xiaoqi and Xiaowu?

Shen Rong didn't quite understand who Xiao Wu and Xiao Qi were, and didn't feel comfortable asking.

Grandma Liu frowned and took out a cloth bag from the basket behind her. "How come it's gone? Isn't this it? Plant this in the ground next year and it will grow back."

Changsheng pursed his lips, "There's no room left."

"How come you have no land? Your wife has such a large piece of land next to the bamboo forest, but you don't farm it. You want your wife to farm it herself? Your grandfather never asked his wife to farm. Are you not as good as your grandfather?"

Changsheng looked at Sixth Grandpa, as if asking if that was the case?

Sixth Grandpa understood Changsheng's eyes and smiled slightly.

"Oh." Changsheng shrank his head and glanced at Shen Rong with his round eyes.

Shen Rong stuck out her tongue at him proudly.

After just one day of spending time with Changsheng, Shen Rong began to become as childish as Changsheng.

"Is the meal ready?" Sixth Grandma saw Shen Rong's smug little expression and pretended she didn't see it.

"Ah!" Shen Rong was startled. She was so busy chasing Changsheng that she forgot there were vegetables in the pot.

When a plate of burnt eggplants was served on the table, Shen Rong was, as expected, scolded by Sixth Grandma.

"Sanniang, as a daughter-in-law, do you think it's appropriate for you to cook like this?"

This time it was Shen Rong's turn to be defeated.

She and Changsheng shrank their heads, "I'm sorry, grandma."

Shen Rong lowered her head and didn't see it. Changsheng also imitated what she had just done and stuck out his tongue at her.

When Sixth Grandma saw the two people's little actions, she pretended not to see anything, but she felt somewhat comforted in her heart.

The first meal at Sixth Grandma's house was cooked like this. Shen Rong was so ashamed that she could hardly raise her head and did not notice Changsheng's grimace at all.

Shen Rong originally wanted to mention learning medicine from her grandfather, but now she was too embarrassed to bring it up.

Forget it, let’s talk about it in a few days!

It seems a bit inappropriate to mention learning a craft on the first day.

After dinner, Sixth Grandpa stood up and went into the house, "Changsheng, come in."

"Oh." Changsheng hurriedly followed.

Seeing this, Shen Rong quickly cleaned up the dishes.

In the evening, as soon as Shen Rong entered the house after taking a shower, she saw Changsheng holding a wooden box and counting dates.

Shen Rong quietly walked up behind him and patted him.

"What are you doing?" Changsheng turned around and looked at Shen Rong warily, then continued counting the dates.

Shen Rong stretched out her hand and opened it, revealing two maltose candies.

Changsheng's gaze moved from the red dates in his hand to the malt sugar in Shen Rong's hand, and then looked at Shen Rong.

Shen Rong raised her eyebrows and pointed at the dates in his hand with her eyes, the meaning was self-evident.

Changsheng pursed his lips, hid the dates in his hand into his arms, and then looked at Shen Rong with a hint of accusation in his eyes.

Shen Rong understood the meaning in his eyes.

This means that she doesn't keep her word and is a big liar.

"Okay, I'm just kidding! I'm a man of my words, unlike someone who is a big liar." Shen Rong stuffed the maltose into Changsheng's hand and went to bed.

Changsheng looked at the malt sugar in his hand, then at the dates in his pocket, and finally he reluctantly picked out the smallest dried date from the bag.

"Give."

Shen Rong opened her eyes, and a wrinkled date the size of a fingertip appeared in front of her.

"For me?" Shen Rong felt a little happy.

"Well, I picked for a long time before I found the smallest one." There was a hint of pride on his face as he said this.

Shen Rong was quite happy when she heard what was said before, but when she heard it was the youngest, she was immediately unhappy. She turned her head and turned sideways, with her back to Changsheng, "No, I want the big one!"

Thinking about the shame I suffered today and the hardships I endured, why should I only have the small ones?

She wants to eat big ones.

Changsheng pursed his lips and held the pocket in his arms tighter.

After a while, Changsheng reluctantly took out a larger red date from his pocket and handed it to Shen Rong.

"Here, this one is big, real one." Changsheng looked anxious, afraid that Shen Rong would not believe him.

Shen Rong opened her eyes and said, "I don't believe it, unless you show me everything in your pocket."

Changsheng ignored her this time. He put down the dates, covered his chest with the cloth bag, and crawled into his bed without even showing his head.

Shen Rong waited for a while, and seeing that Changsheng really ignored her, she put the dates away awkwardly.

After blowing out the lights, she lay on the bed without closing her eyes.

She was waiting, waiting for the sky to get completely dark, waiting for Changsheng to fall asleep.

They waited for more than an hour. Just when Shen Rong was drowsy, a rooster crowed outside and Shen Rong suddenly sat up from the bed.

Seeing that Changsheng was sleeping soundly, she got up, dressed, and went to the kitchen to get a tinderbox and lamp oil.

She didn't mean to kill or burn anything, but these two things were very useful.

There was only a crescent moon hanging in the sky tonight, and the village was pitch black with the occasional barking of dogs.

Shen Rong was a little scared, but when she thought about how Widow Liu had harassed her father and even harmed her sister-in-law, she felt a surge of courage in her heart.

But when she was about to approach Widow Liu's house, a shadow came towards her.

Shen Rong was so frightened that she shivered. Could she have encountered a ghost in the middle of the night?

No! Shen Rong reacted immediately, remembering what she heard from Shen Erzhu and Widow Liu in the afternoon. She calmed down and looked at the shadow again. The more she looked, the more she felt that it was Shen Erzhu.

Shen Rong hurriedly found a place to hide.

Shen Erzhu sneaked to the back of Widow Liu's house like a thief. He looked around, pushed open the door and walked straight in.

This widow Liu really left a door open for him!

Shen Rong hurried to the small door and found that it was still ajar. She was immediately delighted.

She waited outside for a moment before quietly pushing the door open.

Sure enough, Shen Erzhu was no longer seen in the backyard. He must have gone into the house.

Shen Rong tiptoed to the window at the back wall and listened carefully with bated breath.