Chapter 207 - 28 A Sudden Shout
"Gentiana, Strychnos Nux Vomica, Cortex Fraxini." Having picked out the appropriate amounts of the last few herbs needed, Lin Xiaoguai breathed a sigh of relief and began to make the medicinal pills.
By the time the required pills were done, it had already been over an hour. Lin Xiaoguai found some small porcelain bottles to store them, planning to send them to her brother tomorrow.
The pills she made were brain-nourishing tonics, greatly beneficial to Lin Xiaoxue, whose body had yet to recover from her recent bout of meningitis.
She was also worried that Lin Xiaoxue, whose health had finally improved, would weaken again because of the illness.
After busying herself for half the day, she stretched lazily and began to wander around her space.
Over the years, she had sporadically developed the space, and the new, boundless fields in the space had been transformed, filled with a diversity of crops, presenting a spectacular sight.
Sometimes Lin Xiaoguai felt that owning this space was somewhat wasteful. Although she utilized all of its land, it was purely out of the older generation’s frugal mindset, and the harvest could only be stored in the warehouse space, taking up room. She was a woman without ambition, neither considering setting up a supermarket chain nor cultivating a culinary kingdom.
Looking at the vibrant scene before her and thinking of the stockpiled produce in the storage space, she momentarily felt the urge to do something, but it was just an idea, with no clear plan of action.
After purchasing two toys from the exchange store, suitable for Little Niangao to play with yet not overly astonishing, Lin Xiaoguai exited the space.
Shen Chi had business to attend to outside, so she went to the kitchen to take the ready dough out of the bowl and began to make dough-based food.
She had never been too concerned with the appearance of food; as long as it tasted good and looked simple and pleasing, that was enough. But today, Little Niangao reminded her that while she might not mind, Little Niangao, still a child, certainly would.