Chapter 335. Lucky enough
Ultimately, everyone confidently stepped forward and secured a spot to enter the valley, gaining the right to buy houses inside, while the people from Li Village without any skills could only watch with envy.
Who could blame them for only knowing how to farm and nothing else?
However, upon reflection, the fact that they could come to Hua Village was already fortunate enough, and everyone felt relieved.
One should be content; compared to the villagers who had passed away, they were already very lucky.
To quickly settle Li Laosan and his group, they wasted no time in registering and purchasing houses.
Hua Yunxiang and Luo Song were roped in by Hua Chengtian to help with the registration.
As for silver, Li Laosan and Liu Kai weren’t lacking. Not only did they have some savings at home, but the loot from the beasts who plundered after they were rescued was evenly distributed to them by the village chief of Hua Village, and they truly had silver in their hands. Li Laosan and his group were genuinely grateful to the village chief and the others.
Whether it was grain or silver, the amounts were considerable, and they distributed it without hesitation. In such difficult times, it was like being saved by a living Bodhisattva; who else could do that?
Li Laosan and Liu Kai wanted to buy ready-made houses. Of the other three families, aside from Li Daming’s, the other two planned to build their own. Although exhausting and without a place to rest for now, they could save nearly half of the silver this way.
Li Daming had been an apprentice at a pharmacy in the town, knew some words, and was familiar with medicinal materials, considered a special talent, perfect to stay with Doctor Sun.
After everything was arranged, it was already late afternoon. Perhaps due to unpleasant memories of the mountains, the people from Li Village seemed unwilling to live up there.
In the end, Hua Chengtian arranged for them to settle on a large open field near the inner valley. This area connected to a bamboo forest, where the tall bamboo blocked out almost all sunlight, making it unsuitable for farming but decent for building houses, with ample space.