At that time, Chi Dahu had already left, and the old house was quiet.

After getting dressed, Chi Qiao said to Chi Yu, "My family is having a lunch party today, so I'm going back to check on things. You can bring the kids over later."

After the family dinner was over, I moved my things over.

From now on, I'll live here with you!

Upon hearing this, Chi Yu reached out and hugged her: "Sister, thank you!"

"Silly girl, don't be so polite. Alright, if you're hungry, go back to your space and grab a bite. I'm heading back now."

Oh, right, everything is piled up in the cellar, and the key is in the cabinet on the kang (heated brick bed). You can put the key away later.

As for the vegetables in the space, I'll have A-Ye take them to sell in the county town when he brings the charcoal in another half month.

However, our immediate priority is to plant the vegetables here.

When I expanded the cellar before, I didn't dump the soil outside; I left it all in the backyard.

Little Fish, your house has three rooms, all with kang (heated brick beds). In a little while, you'll gather some soil, spread it on the kang, and then plant vegetables, understand?

"Otherwise, if we have to sell the vegetables later and people ask, 'We didn't grow any in this house,' that would be truly outrageous!"

Upon hearing this, Chi Yu nodded quickly: "Okay, I know what to do. Sister, I think it's troublesome for the people of Chijia'ao to go up and down the mountain."

Buying things is even more troublesome. How about we open a small shop here?

"Putting everything else aside, what do you think about us selling odds and ends like needles and thread?"

Chi Qiao thought about it and felt that it might be a good idea.

After all, the two villages of Chijia'ao together have more than 300 people.

Although to a large extent, they can be self-sufficient.

But we still have to go down the mountain to buy things like needles, thread, lamp oil, and salt.

Most importantly, every household was short of food, and they had to go down the mountain to buy it.

What if they sell these in their shops?

Even if the price is half a penny more per pound than in the county town, business shouldn't be bad.

If all else fails, you can exchange it for something else.

Wild animals, furs, or even dried goods will do.

In this way, when they go down the mountain to buy goods, they can take them down to sell and make a profit from the price difference.

Most importantly, this way, the food in the Little Fish Space can be mixed in and sold later.

The more Chi Qiao thought about it, the more feasible it seemed.

"Little Fish, first spread the soil on the kang (heated brick bed), then scatter some vegetable seeds, and get to work on it."

As for the convenience store, we can discuss that in more detail later.

If you can get it up and running, you'll have income in the future, so outsiders won't think you're just living off your savings.

"Okay, then you go ahead and get busy, I'll use my spatial ability to remove all the soil from the kang (heated brick bed)."

But if that happens, where will my older brother sleep when he comes over?

"Look at you, saying such foolish things."

Our two houses aren't far apart. If there's nowhere to sleep here, doesn't your older brother know to go back home?

After saying this, Chi Qiao left.

Before leaving, fearing that Chi Yu would be too busy to take care of the children, she also took Zhuangzhuang with her.

Anyway, they have a lot of people in their family but few children, so they're not worried about not having anyone to lend a hand.

As for Zhuangzhuang needing to poop or being hungry, that's not something she considers.

There will definitely be rice porridge at my house for lunch today.

As for diapers, her two grandsons still have all the ones they used.

It was washed very clean a long time ago, ready for the next child to use!

Can't we give it to Zhuangzhuang first?