While catching her breath, Han Xiufen said, "How much are these things worth? A few hundred taels of silver at most!"

"I eat bird's nest and ginseng every day, and they cost so much money. She definitely didn't send them any!"

Moreover, the Duke of Wei's mansion was not just her, Xu Chengbi, and Xu Bangrui, but also consisted of more than just the three of them.

There were dozens of servants and maids.

Every mouth is waiting to be fed.

In the past, Su Wanwan would occasionally help her out, and when asked for money, she never hesitated to give it to her, so she didn't show any particular concern.

Since she left the Xu family, the Xu family's life has suddenly become difficult.

The old woman took out the list of items handed over by Granny Dong, her expression complicated: "There really is something."

Han Xiufen's eyes lit up. She took the form and glanced at it. Her frustration subsided, and her expression softened considerably.

In addition to bird's nest and ginseng, there are also tonics such as deer antler and sea cucumber.

She relaxed completely, sat back in her chair, and quickly instructed the nanny:

"Go and bring everything in. Lock all the valuables in my storeroom."

After the nanny left, she felt something was wrong again.

The list of items did not specify how much bird's nest or other tonics were available.

These are the most expensive and valuable items.

She then sent her maid over to bring her bird's nest, ginseng, deer antler, sea cucumber, and other tonics.

When the maid brought in a small square box, Han Xiufen's face turned ashen with anger.

This tiny amount isn't even enough for Su Wanwan to give her as a monthly tribute!

When Han Xiufen saw the inferior bird's nest mixed with a lot of feathers and impurities, and the tiny ginseng pieces inside, she completely broke down.

"Trying to appease a beggar with this stuff?!"

Not only are the quantities pitifully small, but the quality is also vastly different from before!

"This can be called bird's nest? It's all black and covered in feathers!"