The Zhou family are very kind, especially Zhou Yougen and Chen. They are not patriarchal people, so they must treat their first child well. Although Zhou Rong was indifferent before, he still respects his eldest sister.

Without grievances, Zhou Ru shouldn't be depressed.

"How great, my eldest sister will definitely be as capable and cheerful as before!" She turned to look at Zhou Rong and said.

"Yes, how wonderful!" His deep eyes fell on her face, and she couldn't move away.

Xi Yao, who was smiling like a flower, had no idea that Zhou Rong's heart was trembling at the moment...

My father's recovery, my eldest sister's rebirth, my eldest brother's self-confidence, the harmony of the family, everything stems from her.

If she hadn't been working hard, their family would never be like this.

At least, within a short period of time, they would not be able to leave Zhoujiacun.

"Fourth brother, come and settle the score!" Zhou Ru shouted.

Several people came at once, and everyone wanted something different, so she was a bit confused about coming.

"I'll do the math," Xi Yao stopped Zhou Rong and said, "Just stand aside!"

"Why?"

Shouldn't it be two people together?

Xi Yao winked mischievously and said, "Your fireworks only belong to me!"

After saying that, she turned around and went to the stall without waiting for Zhou Rong to answer.

The corners of Zhou Rong's mouth were slightly raised, and there were bright stars hidden in his eyes, which were astonishingly bright.

What made things difficult for Zhou Ru was that a group of vendors who were about to enter the city occupied two tables. There were more than a dozen people together and they ordered different things. She couldn't figure it out at all.

Xi Yao helped set the price, so she, who knew the price very well, told people how much it was and calculated the total at the same time without stopping at all.

This move amazed everyone.

Someone was suspicious and took out a pen and paper, writing and calculating at a very slow speed, but the result was exactly the same as Xi Yao's calculation.

"You are really good at arithmetic. How can you do this?" the leading vendor asked curiously.

Although people like them are literate, they are really not good at arithmetic.

Sometimes, because of a mistake, you will make a mistake and end up losing everything.

Xi Yao cast his gaze behind them and saw a carriage with horses attached to it, and there were people watching on the side. There were about dozens of them, so he understood why people were asking this.

"Calculate it a few times and you'll be fine!" She said it lightly, but others were furious when they heard it.

"What this little lady said, we have been doing business for more than ten years, haven't we calculated enough? But mistakes are inevitable!" someone shouted loudly.

Xi Yao twitched the corner of his mouth and said seriously: "I really know that practice makes perfect!"

The child in the previous life was not tortured by addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

At first I cried and shouted that I couldn't learn, but later I remembered it so deeply that I couldn't forget it even if I wanted to.

Everyone looked suspicious after being told that they were wondering, is it because they are really too lazy?

"Thank you for your patronage!" she asked for money.

The leading man was so happy that he took out a piece of broken silver, threw it to Xi Yao and said, "The more you have, the more you get!"

Xi Yao looked at the silver in her hand and didn't feel happy... She really didn't want the extra dozen or so coins at all.

But she couldn't give it back to others, lest they would be unhappy.

She smiled politely and did not say thank you. Instead, she turned around and went to the noodle stall, gave the broken silver to Zhou Ru, then picked up the knife, chopped it on the chopping board for a while, put it on a plate and poured the hot broth.
Chapter completed!