Chapter 62 My Unfortunate Daughter!



The Grand Princess is the Emperor's own elder sister and the greatest contributor to the Emperor's ascension to the throne; no one dares to offend her.

The immediate tasks still need to be done.

The quartermaster of Suijin Garrison is now penniless, not only owing soldiers their pay but also not enough to pay the laborers' wages.

Actually, it wasn't much, just two hundred taels of silver. But those two hundred taels of silver were enough to keep Luo Baihu in check.

The garrison simply couldn't produce it.

Luo Baihu can hide, but those migrant workers can't afford to wait.

With winter approaching, the days are getting colder and colder. A thin coat isn't enough to keep me warm, and I'm thinking of taking some money home to hibernate.

A crowd gradually gathered at the barracks gate!

Luo Baihu was immediately in a terrible predicament. He would not renege on his debt. The Third Young Master had said before he left that he would inform Lei Qianhu to send the military pay as soon as possible.

He just wants to stall for a few days until the funds are allocated from above.

Outside the barracks, the laborers waited and waited but did not receive their wages. Rumors circulated that the military was deliberately trying to renege on their payments, causing widespread panic.

The hot-tempered laborers surrounded the barracks, shouting that they would go to the government to file a complaint.

Upon receiving the news, Luo Baihu flew into a rage: "Damn it, it's just a tael of silver for wages, and he dares to sue the authorities! Tie him to the gate and see who dares to cause trouble then!"

Even if he were reckless and impulsive, his subordinates wouldn't actually tie him up; they would only drive him away.

When Song Zhenping brought the news back, Song Liyun was trying to make dumplings with acorns, but naturally, it didn't work.

Acorn starch is heavy and sticky, so the simplest way to eat it is to make it into aspic.

To make noodles or other pasta dishes, you need to mix in powdered grains.

This is undoubtedly putting the cart before the horse for people who are already struggling to make ends meet.

Since we have whole grains, why bother eating bitter acorn flour?

"Yun'er, Uncle Kui, there's a commotion at the garrison!"

Before anyone even entered the courtyard, Song Zhenping shouted in a panic.

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