Tianxuan laughed: "I knew it! If we bought them together, we wouldn't forget."

After saying that, he quickly and carefully folded the recipe in his hand and put it in his pocket, then continued to clean the wild ducks.

On the other side, Hong Xiaoduo deliberately chose the carriage of the Marquis of Fu'an's mansion, climbed in, entered her space, and quickly found the spices she needed on the storage shelf. She took them out and handed them to Tianxuan, telling him the name of each spice.

After Quan Jinghuai put the fish down, he went to mix more bait, indicating that he was planning to continue fishing.

Hong Xiaoduo looked around again. According to the map she had consulted, there was no one living within a radius of nearly three hundred miles. No wonder there were so many big fish and so many wild ducks in the lake.

"We're really lucky to have such a great harvest here. Wild ducks are migratory birds too. If we had followed our original route north, we wouldn't have encountered any wild ducks," Hong Xiaoduo said with great satisfaction.

Upon hearing this, Quan Jinghuai and Fei Yan couldn't help but mutter to themselves, "We're lucky, but the fish in the lake and the wild ducks on the shore are doomed!"

Hong Xiaoduo leisurely returned to the recliner to continue sunbathing. Yao Guang showed her a bag of pebbles she had just picked up: "Mom, do you think they're useful?"

The pebbles were all about the size of Hong Xiaoduo's fingernail, and very uniform in size.

"It works, it works! Yao Guang is so thoughtful. She knew I used up some pebbles this morning and immediately thought of replenishing them for me." Hong Xiaoduo praised the little girl while putting the pebbles into the brocade pouch at her waist. She was just about to let her sit next to her and eat melon seeds when Tianji called her over to pluck duck feathers.

Just then, there was a commotion on the official road. Hong Xiaduo and the others looked over and saw three carriages with a dozen or so attendants. They stopped near the carriages, and some of the attendants rode over to look them over before returning to the carriages...