The proprietress took the ten taels of silver ingot from Uncle Xu with a smile, turned around and went to the counter to get two taels of silver, handed it to Uncle Xu, and said, "My two brothers, I don't think you can take these cloths away. Why don't I ask my men to drive the ox cart to take them back for you?"

Uncle Xu thought that Uncle Xu's ox cart might not be able to accommodate everyone, so he agreed with a smile. After thanking the lady boss, he said he had some other things to buy and asked for help to look after the cloth. The boss agreed without hesitation.

After the uncle and nephew left the shop, Uncle Xu told his second brother to go to the town gate to say hello to Uncle Xu and tell him not to wait for them, and then go to the pastry shop to buy the malt candy he had promised to give to the boys in the family.

At the pastry shop, the uncle and nephew bought a bag of malt sugar, two bags of osmanthus cake, and two bags of mung bean cake. They then went to the spice shop and bought some cooking seasoning. At Qibao's suggestion, they went to the pork stall and bought ten pounds of pork belly and two pounds of pork fat. Pork cost fifteen cents a pound. Since the villagers could only eat meat twice a year, you can imagine how tight their lives were.

When they had almost finished buying things, Uncle Xu was already waiting for them at the door of the cloth shop when they returned. Seeing his elder brother and little niece carrying large and small bags, he hurried forward to help.

After putting all the things she bought on the ox cart, she said hello to the proprietress and told the waiter to hurry to Xujia Village. The ox cart moved slowly along the way. The cool autumn breeze blew on Qibao's face. Looking at the food and cloth bought for her family on the cart, and the smiles on the faces of her uncles, Qibao felt that this was the life she wanted. With the family affection that was unattainable in her previous life, and her own magical space, Qibao only hoped that she could lead her family who loved her in this life to live a good life. She wanted to enjoy the innocence of a five-year-old child and make up for the warmth and happiness that she had missed in the past twenty-eight years!

After driving for about an hour, the ox cart finally arrived at Xujia Village. It was noon, and smoke was rising from the roofs of every household. The villagers were all cooking lunch at home. Only a few children were still running and playing under the big banyan tree at the entrance of the village. When they saw the ox cart, they looked over curiously.

We drove all the way to the gate of Lao Xu's house. The six boys in the family got up early in the morning and were waiting for their father and sister at the gate. When they saw their father and sister finally came home, their eyes lit up and they all ran forward to greet them, shouting "Dad and sister are back!"

The mother-in-law, daughter-in-law and the other two who were cooking heard the children's cries and ran out quickly. When they saw the eldest and second child coming back with Qibao, they put their worries that had lasted the whole morning back into their stomachs.

When Wang saw her little granddaughter, she hurried forward, picked her up and said with a smile, "My dear, you are finally back. Grandma feels at ease at last." Then she kissed Qibao on the face.

Qibao felt very warm in his heart when he saw his grandmother like this. He quickly kissed his grandmother on the face and held her face and giggled, "Qibao misses you too. Grandma, look, Qibao bought a lot of things. Are you happy?" Then he pointed at the ox cart.

The whole family was stunned when they saw the things on the ox cart. The eldest aunt said, "Why did you buy so many things? It must have cost a lot of money, right?" Then she walked forward and touched the cloth.

Without waiting for the uncle and nephew to answer, the head of the family said, "Move the things into the house first." When the boys heard what their grandfather said, they became excited and ran into the house carrying the things they could move. Several adults also helped. After all the things were moved, Uncle Xu thanked the boy and asked his eldest son to bring the boy a bowl of water. After thanking him, the boy drove the ox cart towards the town.

After a busy period, the family sat down in the main hall, and the old man said, "It seems that the ginseng has been sold."

Uncle Xu quickly replied, "Dad, I sold the ginseng to the Leshan Pharmacy in town for a total of one thousand taels. I spent ten taels on buying things, and this is the remaining nine hundred and ninety taels." After saying that, he took the remaining money from his arms and put it on the table.

Everyone couldn't believe it, but looking at the banknotes and silver ingots on the table, they had to believe it.

Wang came forward and picked up the banknotes on the table with trembling hands. She said, "I've lived to this age, but this is the first time I've seen what banknotes look like. These are all ours. How wonderful!"

Seeing his wife's appearance, the old man also sighed and said, "We have suffered for most of our lives, but in the end we enjoy the blessing brought by Qibao." After saying this, he looked at his little granddaughter with eyes full of doting.

Seeing his grandfather like this, Qibao stepped forward and threw himself into his arms and said, "Qibao should let grandpa and grandma enjoy their lives. Everyone in the family is so good to Qibao, and Qibao wants to repay everyone. With Qibao here, our family will get better and better in the future. Don't forget that Qibao has a divine master." After saying this, he blinked playfully.

Everyone was relieved after hearing Qibao's words. They felt that their love for this niece was not in vain.

The old man hugged his granddaughter and said, "Old woman, quickly put the silver away and give two taels of silver to each of the three daughters-in-law as their private property. Our family was poor before, and they suffered a lot when they came to my house. They are also very filial to me and me. Now that we have money, we can't treat them badly. You can decide what to buy for them."