The Space Doctor Became the Favorite of the Exiled Powerful Minister

Jiang Zhiluo knew that he looked cold, but he was actually very talkative.

Jiang Zhiluo smiled softly, handed the oil paper bag in her hand to Cui Hejin and said: "This is a box of freshly fried leeks. I'll make it for you for lunch."

Cui Hejin lowered his head and looked at the large oil paper bag handed over by Jiang Zhiluo. It could be seen that there were many boxes of leeks in it.

When she looked at him, her eyes seemed to be filled with thousands of stars, with a fine luster and a look of joy.

Cui Hejin's eyelashes trembled slightly, and when he looked down at her, there seemed to be a soft light like the warm spring in it.

 He reached out and took it, "Thank you for your hard work."

Jiang Zhiluo raised her lips slightly and said, "How can it be hard to deliver food to you?"

“Besides, my mother and I set up a stall at the market, so it’s easy to come over and deliver food.”

Jiang Zhiluo doesn’t want Cui Hejin to have any psychological burden.

Cui Hejin sighed softly, "Silly girl!"

"Um?"

Jiang Zhiluo didn't understand, and murmured softly.

Cui Hejin didn't say anything. He just saw that a strand of her hair was messed up by the wind. He stretched out his slender jade-like fingers and gently arranged it for her and tucked it behind her ear.

 The movements were very gentle, with a hint of coldness and restraint, and the fingers were careful not to touch her skin.

But even so, the two of them were very close to each other, and Jiang Zhiluo could smell the elegant and subtle fragrance of Cui Hejin's body with every breath.

It also has a faint fragrance of ink, which is very charming and seems to make people easily intoxicated.

Jiang Zhiluo's heart beat several times uncontrollably, and she felt a throbbing feeling.

When she raised her head, she encountered his charming and focused expression, which seemed to be filled with layers of smoke and mist, making it difficult for people to see her true emotions.

Even so, she felt like she was being charmed, and her heart felt strangely numb.

Cui Hejin asked in a low voice: "Are you tired? I'll go over and help."

Jiang Zhiluo quickly waved her hands and said: "No, no, the stall is very small, and the small dining cart is also very small. If there are too many people, we can't stand apart. You can just rest in the school."

Jiang Zhiluo knew that he was actually very busy in school. He had to sort out lesson plans and read books at noon.

“Besides, I’m just frying some leeks, so I’m not tired.”

“Remember to eat well, I’m going to the market first.”

Speaking, Jiang Zhiluo waved her hand to Cui Hejin and walked towards the market.

Cui Hejin looked at her figure and did not come back to his senses for a long time. It was not until her figure disappeared at the entrance of the alley that Cui Hejin returned to the school.

 …

Jiang Zhiluo walked quickly towards the market, but it was already noon and there were more people on the street.

Many people working in the town went to buy lunch, and some found a corner to sit down and eat some solid food.

“Brother Shan, stop eating dry food. You have a stomachache these days, so just eat dry food with cold water.”

“That’s right, Brother Shan, we are doing strenuous work, so we should have something good to eat at noon, otherwise our body can’t bear it.”

“How about you go to the market and buy some hot buns?”

The man called Brother Shan said a little feebly: "With our food, two buns are just enough to fill our stomachs."

"We work hard to earn twenty or thirty pennies a day. Sometimes we have no work to do, and we don't have much copper in a day. It only costs six pennies to buy two plain stuffed buns, let alone eat noodles. That's all More than ten cents a bowl."

“No, nothing in the town is cheap. My mother felt sorry for me and brought me an egg for lunch.”

“Eating pickles every day is not an option. It would be nice if I could have something to eat with solid food.”

“That stewed rice dish is so expensive, who can afford it?”

 …

When Jiang Zhiluo was walking towards the market, she passed by the entrance of an alley and saw several strong men sitting on a log in a corner.

 They were eating solid food with their heads down.

Since they had nothing to eat, they could only eat dry food and drink water. However, in the early spring, the weather was still a bit cold, so drinking cold water directly was not good for the body.

 But things with soup noodles and noodles and wontons cost at least more than ten cents a bowl, so they would not buy them at all.

When Jiang Zhiluo saw this scene, she felt a little sad.

  She realized that there were still many ordinary people working in the town.

 They are reluctant to even buy steamed buns. There is nothing to eat, so eating dry food like that is really hard to swallow.

 But even so, they still need to eat enough to ensure they have enough energy to work in the afternoon.

Jiang Zhiluo thought about these, thoughtfully.

When they arrived at the market, more than ten people gathered in front of their stall, seemingly waiting to buy a box of leeks.

Mrs. Cui is busy.

Jiang Zhiluo went over and said, "Mom, I'm back!"

Mrs. Cui smiled and said, "A lot of them have been sold."

Mrs. Cui couldn't remember how many pots she had. She only remembered that she had no time to spare and there were many people buying chive boxes.

"Mom, take a break first, and I'll fry it!"

Mrs. Cui said happily: "It's okay, I'm full of energy."

 Business is booming and she works hard.

Besides, this kind of work is not tiring at all, and it is incomparable with the hard work of working in the fields.

 She was very excited as she kept collecting copper coins.

Jiang Zhiluo looked at Mrs. Cui's energetic look and smiled softly.

 She helped light the fire and collect the copper coins, while Mrs. Cui was responsible for frying the leek box.

 Because there is no braised food in the stall, they don’t have to work twice at once, and they don’t have to explain so much to customers, which makes it a lot easier.

 “Mom, you eat first and rest your stomach.”

Mrs. Cui was so busy that she didn't even care about eating. "It's okay. I ate a lot in the morning and I'm not hungry at all now."

 When Mrs. Cui spoke, her hands were not idle.

 Her thoughts now are all about working as hard as possible and earning more copper coins.

Jiang Zhiluo insisted: "Mom, your health is important. If you are exhausted, no one will help me set up a stall."

“Even though you can’t feel anything now, over time, your body will definitely be unable to bear it.”

Jiang Zhiluo has been with Mrs. Cui for a long time, so she naturally knows what she will listen to.

Upon hearing this, Mrs. Cui felt a little relieved. She really needed to eat for her health.

 Don't wait until then and she still needs Zhiluo to take care of her, she won't be able to help Zhiluo.

 “That’s alright, mother will eat first.”

Jiang Zhiluo took the shovel and started working, while Mrs. Cui took a leek box and ate next to it.

 She eats this way, which has a more direct effect of mukbang.

 When the onlookers saw it, they bought more.

There are many people at the market at noon. People who live in the town and people who come to work in the town come here to buy things.

 There are also more strong men and young men.

But the most they can do is take a stroll to see if there is any cheap food. If it is not available, they will not buy it.

Everyone walked around in twos and threes and watched.

Some people also came over to look at the leek box.

　　“This box of leeks looks so delicious.”

“But it’s a bit small. With our appetite, we must eat four or five. No, it’s too expensive.”

 “Everyone can buy one and have a taste.”

“Oh, cow egg, why don’t you buy it? Are you just trying to save money to buy pearl flowers for your wife?”

The group of people were laughing and cheering, and the faces of those who were called Niudan were a little pale.

He hesitated but didn’t buy it and waited for everyone nearby.

But after a while, he suddenly fell to the ground with a stomachache and cold sweat on his face.

 “Oh, look, what’s wrong with him?” (End of chapter)