Each move came at her fiercely, but Fu Xiao dodged quickly and turned around to attack.

Fu Xiao did not use the moves he used in his previous life. Instead, he used the military boxing he learned from Grandpa Fu. In addition, he knew that the person in front of him was his relative, so he restrained himself.

Fu Sui on the opposite side also had the same concerns. After all, he was fighting just to let his sister vent. If he accidentally hurt her, he would be finished.

The fighting power exerted by the two men was almost the same, so there was no winner after several rounds, and the stalemate continued back and forth.

In the end, as Fu Sui was willing to give in, the fight ended with him being knocked down by Fu Xiao.

Fu Sui lay on the ground, looked up at the girl standing in front of him, and laughed, "It feels so good... My sister is very skilled."

Fu Xiao was in a much better mood at this time. He leaned lazily against a big tree beside him, panting slightly, and glanced at him, "You are still okay... You are not a disgrace to our Fu family."

The sun hung in the middle of the sky, emitting warm and dazzling light through the dense trees.

The light shone into Fu Sui's eyes, making it difficult for him to open them.

He put his hands over his eyes, driving the sunlight out of his eye sockets, and smiled softly.

Then he stood up, patted the dirt and dead leaves on his body, walked up to her, and looked at her steadily, "Sister, if you are unhappy about something in the future, you must find a way to vent it, otherwise you will get sick if you keep holding it in..."

Fu Xiao was silent for a moment, then raised his eyes slightly and said, "I have nothing to be unhappy about."

Fu Sui reached out and touched her hair, his deep pupils shone with a faint light, and said: "Okay...you have nothing to be unhappy about."

She smiled faintly, "Third brother, help me dig out the Panax notoginseng over there."

"good,"

He turned aside and started digging the Panax notoginseng out of the soil.

Fu Xiao slowly walked to his side and squatted, smiling and saying, "Third brother, try not to cause trouble when you return to the northwest. When I called my second uncle last week, I heard him say that you will be beaten when you return."

Fu Sui smiled indifferently, "Sister, you don't know how shameless those people in the military district are. They were clearly here to provoke us, but they still called our parents after they lost. I, your third brother, will never take the initiative to provoke others, but there are always people who come to cause trouble..."

Fu Xiao looked at him and smiled, but didn't say anything.

The two men picked all kinds of herbs on the mountain, and they were ready to return when their backpacks were almost full. At this time, they were almost at the edge of the mountains.

Fu Xiao looked back at the mountains and wanted to go in, but he knew that it was impossible in front of Fu Sui. He could only look for another opportunity next time.

When she got home, she took the collected herbs into the warehouse, sorted them, and then took them to the yard to dry.

She looked at the room full of herbs and thought, while her third brother is still here, she should ask him for more help and make more medicine. She can then exchange them with those in the space and let the two of them take them back to the northwest.

...

So during the remaining days in his hometown, Fu Sui began to spend all day with medicinal herbs. Every day he was either cutting or pounding herbs, and his whole body was filled with the smell of herbs.

That day, Fu Sui glanced at Fu Xiao who was grinding medicine and said, "Sister, why are you making so many medicines?"

Without even looking up, she said, "Take it back with you when you return to the northwest."

Fu Sui hesitated and said, "Sister, this is too much. We don't get hurt every day in the northwest..."

Fu Xiao smiled helplessly, "Third brother, most of the medicines I make are commonly used medicines, and a large part of them are for replenishing the body, not all for injuries."

She packed the ground medicine powder.

Fu Sui was talking to himself again, "Sister, do you still have the wine you gave grandpa yesterday?"

Fu Xiao glanced at him. Yesterday, she gave the freshly brewed ginseng wine to Grandpa Fu. She didn't expect that this kid would keep an eye on it?

"Third brother, how old are you? Why do you like drinking so much? Besides, your health is not good, so what's the point of drinking that wine?"

Fu Sui said innocently: "Sister, what are you talking about? I am doing this for myself, for my dad. His health is not very good. I am just asking if you have any extra so that I can bring them back when the time comes."

Fu Xiao saw that he kept talking and she couldn't control the amount of medicine she should put in.

She gestured to him to shut up and said quietly, "I'll give it to you when you leave, but there's only one bottle. I'll tell my second uncle in advance, so you can't drink it secretly on the way!!!"

After saying this, he continued to fiddle with the medicine powder in his hand, packing about 500 grams into a paper bag.

Fu Sui chuckled, put down the pestle in his hand, and sat on the ground leaning against the wall, with his legs stretched out and crossed in front of him, holding a licorice slice in his mouth, looking leisurely and lazy.

He murmured, "Tell me, why didn't Uncle San send back the photos we took..."

Hearing his words, she didn't even raise her head, but just said calmly: "He must be busy. Look, he hasn't been home for so long."

"Yeah, do you think we should go to the county town and get the photos back? I'm quite curious about what they look like."