Jiangjia Village was bustling with activity early in the morning.

Everyone in the village is talking about Sister Jiang.

When I went to see what was going on yesterday, Sister-in-law Jiang was still kneeling in the yard.

When they inquired again later, they found that the Jiang family was having dinner at their old house, but the eldest son and his family of three were nowhere to be seen.

Some villagers said they saw Jiang Laoda leave with his wife and daughter, carrying a bundle.

"I asked the second son's family, and they said he went to the county town to live a simple life."

"This is not in line with the eldest brother's wishes; he has wanted to split up the family for a long time."

"Who says otherwise? I don't know what the old lady is thinking. But doesn't he also have a mother and child in the county town? If the two families get together, it'll be quite a sight to see him with one on each side."

"That's right. By the way, Xiao Gu, you've settled down in the county town, so you might still have dealings with your brother-in-law in the future."

Gu An'an came here just to watch the drama unfold, but she didn't expect the villagers to have any interesting scoops.

Not only that, but she also got herself involved, which she wasn't going to tolerate.

"My older brother and sister-in-law have always looked down on me."

The villagers couldn't help but cover their mouths and laugh when they heard this, and it was indeed true.

Jiang Laoda has always been arrogant, but Jiang Laosan has made a name for himself in the outside world over the years.

Look at Gu An'an, she even has the money to buy a house and property in the county town. I heard that business there is doing quite well.

"By the way, Xiao Gu, I heard that Ninth Sister-in-law works at your shop and earns three hundred coins a month. Is that true?" If it's true, she could also go and work there to earn some money.

Three hundred coins?

Gu An'an instantly understood that Jiu Niang was afraid that the villagers would be greedy for money and would cause trouble for her if they knew she was making money.

As the saying goes, "When you're poor, no one cares even in the bustling city; when you're rich, even distant relatives come calling." That's the point.

Asking her for a job is the least of your worries; some might even go so far as to borrow money from her.

This loan is purely for borrowing money, the kind that will never be repaid.

"Don't listen to her nonsense, I was just being silly."

Gu An'an said, her eyes lighting up when she saw the old clan chief's grandson, "Kang Ze and Kang Jian, you're here too! I was just thinking of going up the mountain, and I heard there are tigers there. Why don't you come with me? With you young men to give me courage, I won't be so scared."

These words reminded the two young men of that nightmarish scene, and they shook their heads repeatedly, "We have things to do, we can't go, we can't go."

Only someone who's sick would go up the mountain; those tigers there are terrifying.

They won't go.

Gu An'an shook her head as she watched the two young people running away very fast. "These two kids are acting like they've seen a ghost. I'll go home and get ready too."

He then walked away.

When the villagers finally realized what had happened, they stared at each other in disbelief, wondering why he had left so suddenly.

"Jianxin's family, you're close to Gu An'an, do you think she's making money?"

When Cai arrived, she was a little confused by the question, but she wasn't stupid. She quickly realized what these people were thinking. "How would I know if she makes money or not? Besides, making money is her skill, and if she loses money, she has to bear it herself. Why should I ask this?"

The villager seemed a little embarrassed by her words, saying, "I was just asking casually."

Madam Cai chuckled, "I was just saying it casually, Auntie, don't take it to heart."

Everyone knows each other.

Why are you pretending with her here?

Cai felt it necessary to remind Gu An'an not to flaunt her wealth.

This isn't just something you do when you go out; you also have to hide it from your neighbors and relatives so they won't worry about you.

However, she arrived a little late, and Gu An'an was no longer at home.

"Little Gu has gone hunting in the mountains with her husband." Aunt Li was helping to look after the two children, and the two siblings were quite obedient, practicing calligraphy right now.

After praising her a few times, Cai started chatting with Aunt Li.

Gu An'an's trip up the mountain this time was purely a matter of luck.

They hadn't made many preparations, so the chances of them taking down the wild boar again were extremely low.

Without cooked sweet potatoes and sleeping potion, avoiding wild boars is the best course of action.

However, she soon realized that she had underestimated Jiang Yong'an.

Watching the arrow the man shot out, followed by a muffled thud from afar, Gu An'an fell silent.

Jiang Mingyi and his sister, on the other hand, were very observant as they went to pick up prey.

From rabbits to pheasants, they later acquired two musk deer and several deer.

Even Jiang Mingyi found it strange, "I remember there weren't that many prey on this mountain when I was a child."

At most, there are only rabbits and pheasants, but now there are musk deer, and oh right, tigers too?

That's really strange.

Although he was the hero of today's hunting trip, Gu An'an couldn't help but say, "You've been away from your hometown for so many years, so naturally you're different."

Hunters with such perfect accuracy are rare. After people left, the ecology in the mountains improved, and it's only natural that there are more small animals.

Jiang Yong'an felt that what she said made some sense, so he didn't say anything more.

There was quite a lot of prey, so the brother and sister had already sent some of it down the mountain.

For a moment, only the two of them remained on the mountain.

Gu An'an watched Jiang Yong'an wiping the retrieved arrows and recalled the discussions she had with her friends when watching martial arts dramas.

"I thought you martial arts practitioners wouldn't even bother with hidden weapons after throwing them out."

Jiang Yong'an paused slightly, nearly getting his hand cut by the sharp arrow.

He paused, then said, "No."

He then looked up at Gu An'an and asked, "What do you want to ask?"

The man's eyes were sharp, even more so than a blood-stained arrowhead. Gu An'an's heart skipped a beat. "What? What are you asking?"

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