Transmigration: I Have Storage Space in the Apocalypse

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As early as possible in the morning, the borrowed bowls and dishes were ready, and that afternoon, the invited kinfolk and older aunties helped wash and prepare them.

This time around, the Xie Family was hosting a lantern-adding ceremony for both Xiao Ba and Xiao Jiu, so the number of guests was quite large, especially since Xie Jinggang had been doing well in town, and many colleagues knew he had another boy. They had asked about the lantern ceremony for his child early on and said they would come to celebrate with drinks.

When calculated, the total number of tables needed for the feast on the sixth day of the new year was at least twenty.

In the context of the 1980s, it really was a grand feast.

There was no choice; just the Xie Family alone accounted for three tables, and then the extended family and the same clan took up another seven or eight tables [these were usually attended by the whole family, which is why there were so many].

Yan Jinsu also accounted for nearly two tables, and both the Zhang and Li Families said in advance that their whole families would come. The Li Family was also bringing the Chen family, and two tables might not be enough.

Xie Jingchen’s comrades in the area were not few and, for security reasons, Xie Jingchen also invited three tables.

Just like that, there were already more than ten tables, and the relatives and colleagues of Xie Jinggang and his wife hadn’t been counted yet...

So, while it seemed like a lot of tables, the invitations were actually quite limited when spread out.