He also found a hammer, and Ah Jiu stood in the yard and looked at Ah Nai.

He was grabbing a large piece of the fodder dried in the bucket and stuffing it into his mouth. He took a bite and grinned in disgust:

"Ah, this Ganoderma lucidum tastes really bad."

"Grandma, this Ganoderma lucidum is a hundred years old. Someone came to give it to me a few days ago."

He went up to the bucket and quickly took the rejected good herbs from his hand.

"Insufficient spirituality, like a lump on a rotten tree." Wang was particularly disgusted. When she turned around and saw Ah Jiu, her eyes suddenly lit up:

"Granddaughter, can you use your water bubbles for me?"

"Grandma, you just settled down. You have nothing else to do. You just picked out the things and put them in your mouth. You didn't even look at how tired I am."

Ah Jiu muttered.

He stepped forward to help collect the herbs in the bucket.

Just then she could see that Tongzi cherished these good herbs: "Let me collect them for you."

Tongzi looked at the big piece of Ganoderma lucidum that had been bitten: "It's such a waste, but don't mind, Jiu'er. It was given by someone else, so I don't feel bad."

"Are these Ganoderma lucidum and ginseng given as gifts? Who is so generous?" Ah Jiu asked as he put each piece of Ganoderma lucidum and ginseng into the bag.

"Huichun Hall, Yao Huatang, they all became polite when they found out that our Keilan Medical Center has a prescription for treating febrile diseases. In fact, they just want to build a relationship and know the prescription."

When this was mentioned, Tongzi looked disgusted.

How people crowded their Weilan Medical Center in the past, but now people feel how shameless it is.

"Did you say something?" Ah Jiu asked subconsciously.

"What do I know? I'll go back and ask my sister Cai'er." The bucket was packed up to the end, and even the fallen ginseng whiskers were not left behind:

"Guess what Jiuer."

"What's going on?" He was still confused.

"Each of their medical clinics has an attending doctor, and he took the initiative to ask Ying to go to Nanzhou County to help." Tongzi said with a proud look on his face;

"In this way, our sister Cai'er and the young master will not be so tired."

"It makes sense." Ah Jiu also laughed: "Then Sister-in-law Cai'er will be back soon."

Ah Jiu said while holding the frame and followed the bucket to the front hall to put the processed herbs into medicine drawers.

"Ah Jiu, please rest, I'll load it." The bucket moved the ladder, and some of the medicine drawers were really high, and Ah Jiu couldn't reach them at all.

"Okay." Ah Jiu went out.

Most of them are people who have come to the city to seek refuge from outside, and there are many beggars on the street who have no relatives to seek refuge with.

In the face of natural and man-made disasters, God does not distinguish between old people and children. However, Ah Jiu obviously found that more than half of the homeless people in the city were male, and there were very few strong men walking around outside.

Ah Jiu found the shop where he bought seeds last time.

As soon as he entered the door, the boss waved his hand: "I won't sell it anymore, I won't sell it anymore."

"I'm not here to buy anything." Ah Jiu said, taking out half a kilogram of shriveled rice from his arms and placing it on the counter:

"Half of the rice you sold me last time was shriveled."

The boss looked back at the rice bag, which had the mark of their rice shop printed on it, and couldn't help but take a second look at Ah Jiu:

"When did I sell you rice? Don't get a bag of my rice from somewhere just to make trouble."

It's hard to do business in these days, and people can't survive. When he heard that many villagers from outside the city were being brought in this time, his head was filled with the fear of being robbed of food during the last riot.

Ah Jiu didn't say anything. He took out the face towel from his arms and said, "Boss, have you remembered?"

The boss's pupils shrank, obviously he recognized the girl at first sight.

"Is it...is it you? No, I don't know you. There is no way you have ever bought my rice."

This remorse was so obvious that even he himself did not dare to look at Ah Jiu.

"If you don't pay me half a catty of seeds, I will go to the Yamen and sue you. I will see how you do business in the future."

Ah Jiu is not willing to suffer such a loss.

"If you want to sue, just sue." The boss stiffened his neck and said, "I am the only rice noodle shop in the entire Nanming City. Even the prefect has to rely on my rice shop to make a living. If you want to sue, just go and sue."

As he said this, the boss stretched out his hand to grab the rice bag as if feeling guilty.

How could Ah Jiu not see that he wanted to destroy the evidence? He took a handful from his pocket and swung...
Chapter completed!