The Lucky Farmgirl

Manbao glanced at her points and then once more at the potions in her cart, ultimately deciding to purchase them, biting her little finger hesitantly.

In the past half year, whenever Manbao had money, she would buy meat for her mother to nourish her health at intervals, and when money was tight, she insisted on sharing her eggs with Ms. Qian.

Most of the time Ms. Qian did not eat them, but occasionally, when she could not refuse, she did.

Then, not only did Ms. Qian realize her health was improving, but even Manbao noticed it too. She felt that her mother no longer got winded after talking for a long stretch and could even get angry now; her complexion was better than before.

Keke said that these were signs of improved vigor, so she knew that, although saving points to buy potions was important, earning daily money to buy meat for her mother was even more critical.

Manager Zheng had said that food could act as medicine and that medicine without good supporting nutrition was a waste of its effects.

Even the doctor who treated her elder sister said that, although her sister had taken medicine before, it was to no avail because she did not get enough rest, was malnourished, and suffered from hunger and cold.

Therefore, Manbao concluded that daily food and clothing were very important, even more so than medicine!

Influenced by Old Zhou, Manbao also felt that farming was one of the most important ways to sustain life and earn money. With so many mouths to feed in their family, everything came from the ground, which made farming crucial.

Of course, that meant farm manure was also very important.

Manbao bought some books, and Keke thoughtfully converted them into the language and reading style of their era, changing even the covers to blue.