"All the remaining items were given by the Princess and other ladies during the flower viewing banquet."

"How much silver is this?" Ye Lao San was so shocked that he stumbled over his words.

"I don't have a scale, so who knows!" said Mrs. Ye San, "but I think there must be at least twenty taels of silver!"

"Wife, you are so awesome!" Ye Lao San said this several times, making Ye San's wife's face red.

"From now on, I will be able to support my family!"

When they were outside the Great Wall, both of her sisters-in-law had their own strengths, but she was mediocre at everything she did.

But she didn't think too much about it at the time, because in such a cold and harsh place outside the Great Wall, everyone was busy trying to survive all year round.

No matter what skills you have, it is difficult to make money. It seems that everyone is on the same level and there is not much difference.

But since entering the customs, the gap has widened.

Although Mrs. Ye San didn't say it, how could she not think about it in her heart?

Although the money she earns now is thanks to the support of her sister-in-law, she also works diligently, so she doesn't feel guilty about taking it.

Mrs. Ye gathered the scattered silver coins together and said a little embarrassedly, "I am so useless. I am afraid that this little silver will fall if I hang it around my waist, and I am afraid that it will be lost if I put it in my arms.

"I couldn't sleep last night, so I got up and sewed this cloth belt and tied it around my waist and brought it here."

Ye Laosan finally understood why his wife walked like she had a stomachache just now, and he couldn't help but smooth the loose hair on her temples with some heartache.

"If it were me, I would definitely be more worldly-wise than you."

Mrs. Ye smiled when she heard this and said, "We are a couple, but we have never seen or eaten anything like this.

"Big brother and his wife said they want to deposit the money they earned this time into a bank and exchange it for silver notes. What do you think we should do about this?"

"Whatever you earn is up to you." Ye Lao San said without even stumbling.

"If you ask me, my sister-in-law has already accepted quite a few banquets, and you can still make money here at the carpentry shop. Why not just keep two taels of loose silver and exchange the rest for banknotes?"

"Okay! You decide, I have no objection." Ye Lao San nodded.

"Then it's settled." Sister Ye looked at the silver coins on the kang, her teeth showing. "When I fled from famine, I never thought I would have such a good life now!"