"Could you teach me and Yaoyao to read? I used to really want to study, but my dad was a gambler and gambled away the whole family's fortune..." At this point, Wang Yaozong lowered his head, not wanting Mu Run to see his red and tearful eyes.
Looking at him, Mu Run couldn't help but feel sympathy: "I can teach you."
"Thank you, Sister Run." Wang Yaozong smiled broadly.
"These two siblings are really nice," Mu Run thought to herself.
Looking up at the sky, shouldn't we also find a direction for ourselves?
She was transported to this fictional and unfamiliar ancient world, and she didn't know whether it was a stroke of luck or misfortune.
Luckily, she is still alive.
Unfortunately, I really can't adapt to this place. Everything—food, clothing, housing, transportation—is inferior to modern standards. Even the air, because we live next to a sewage river, always carries a foul stench.
There are still many poor children in Hedao Village. Of course, those who are well-off would not stay here.
Upon hearing that she taught reading and writing for free, parents immediately sent their children to her. Fearing that she wouldn't accept their children, they also brought her a lot of food and supplies.
Mu Run couldn't refuse, and then he thought that teaching one or two people was the same as teaching three, four, seven or eight people, so he temporarily set up an open-air academy.
He found a large board and some leftover charcoal from the fire to use as pens, and began his rudimentary teaching.
Some studious adults also came to listen to the lectures, but they were afraid that Mu Run would not allow them to audit the classes, so they had to pay money.
Mu Run confiscated the money, only asking the other party to buy some food for the children, which she considered as tuition.
Because of these children, Mu Run's days are very busy and fulfilling, but she still feels somewhat out of place in this world.
The weather is getting colder; winter is here.
In autumn, a single or two light garments might suffice, but in winter, cotton-padded clothes are necessary. Furthermore, dilapidated houses require fires for warmth, otherwise it would be difficult to survive.
Besides the cold weather, there was another thing that bothered Mu Run a lot.
She hasn't had her period for three months, and her tastes have changed a lot. She craves sour foods, like sea buckthorn berries, and can eat almost half a bowl of them in one go without finding them sour at all. She also loves noodles and steamed buns, and can eat a lot of them.
Wang Yaozong was initially surprised that her appetite had increased, but after seeing that Yaoyao had also become a big eater, he figured it was time to fatten up for winter, so he worked even harder and spent all the money he earned on food.
Mu Run rubbed her hungry stomach and took out a pure gold pearl necklace from her neck.
This pearl necklace was originally part of her body; she only discovered it while taking a bath.
If she could, she wouldn't want to touch it.
Perhaps it can help me find out about this body's origins. But right now... survival is more important.
Mu Run got up very early and went to the county town.
She sold the pearl and gold chain to a pawnshop, where she could have gotten more money by pawning it, and since she needed the money, she hesitated for only a moment before choosing to pawn it.
Because the pearl was large enough, and more importantly, it was perfectly round without any flaws, and the gold chain was also of excellent craftsmanship, the silver that was ultimately received was naturally quite substantial.
For this pure gold pearl necklace, Mu Run received a total of 439 taels of silver and 350 coins.
This solved the immediate problem.
Mu Run went to the pharmacy first because she needed to confirm something very important.
If it's just overeating, like Wang Yaodong said, it's fine to gain weight for winter.
What should she do if she is pregnant?
She has no memory of this body, and doesn't know who the child's biological father is.
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