The Transmigrated Farm Girl Has a Cheat Code

Chapter 59 Eat My Chip

"Lin Hai, you've made your mother faint! Give me some money so we can take her to see a doctor!"

Meanwhile, Old Mrs. Lin lay on Lin Fang, groaning softly.

Lin He Rui's expression changed upon hearing this, and she lowered her head, crying even harder, "Mother! Eldest brother, how could you treat Mother like this!"

"What, what's wrong? Did she really faint from anger?" Li Ping asked.

"Hmph, are you out of your mind?"

"Get out of my way!"

When everyone turned around, they saw Li Deshan rushing towards them with an iron rod in his hand, and everyone quickly moved aside.

"Take this!" Li Deshan's voice was strong and his steps were steady as he came over with an iron rod.

Everyone stared in disbelief.

"what!"

Li shouted and ran over.

Startled, Lin Fang jumped up, while the old lady, now without support, fell headfirst to the ground.

"Ouch! I fell to my death!"

Lin Herui stopped crying and looked up in surprise, only to see an old man wielding an iron rod and striking her. She was terrified.

"Ah!!!" Lin Herui quickly dodged away from the ground, no longer caring about her mother.

Seeing that her children had all run away, and facing the huge iron rod, Old Mrs. Lin could only leap up from the ground to dodge the blow.

"Phew!" Everyone breathed a sigh of relief when they saw that no one was hurt.

"Oh! You dodged pretty fast!" Li Deshan mocked Old Mrs. Lin.

"You! You!" Old Mrs. Lin had never seen such a dangerous person before. She was so frightened that she gasped for breath, her heart pounding in her chest.

"Hahahaha! Master Li is truly amazing!" Li Ping laughed loudly.

"Get out of here, all of you! Don't delay our work!" Li Deshan snorted coldly.

“That’s right, let’s hurry up! We still have work to do.” Li Ping chimed in.

"How dare you hit me with an iron rod!" Li was furious and was about to fight Li Deshan.

Seeing this, the workers gathered around and stared at them indifferently.

Li immediately deflated and slunk away behind Old Mrs. Lin.

When the four women, including Old Mrs. Lin, saw a group of burly men surrounding them, their legs trembled with fear.

"Lin Hai! What are you doing! Are you going to hit your mother?!" Old Mrs. Lin shouted.

Lin's father remained unmoved, saying, "You should go back now!"

Seeing this, Old Mrs. Lin was about to lie on the ground and throw a tantrum, but before she could sit down, she saw Li Deshan sneer and pick up the iron cudgel again.

Grandma Lin could no longer sink down, and the four of them retreated shakily.

The workers walked forward, so the four men had to retreat, going back two hundred meters.

The group exchanged glances and then turned back.

The four of them, including Old Mrs. Lin, dared not go any further.

Lin Herui, supporting the old lady, cried helplessly, "What should we do, Mother! My eldest brother refuses to acknowledge us anymore."

"Let's go back quickly, Mother!" Lin Fang was always timid and afraid of trouble, and felt that it was shameful for the four of them to stay here, so he wanted to persuade the old lady Lin to go home quickly.

"You still dare to talk! It's all because you're useless! The eldest son made all the money!" But Old Mrs. Lin wouldn't listen.

Upon hearing this, Li was unwilling. She had clearly suffered a lot of grievances, yet she was still being scolded.

He roared, "How is this our problem! You were the one who kicked them out, you old hag! Besides, you love your daughter the most, if you need money, ask her to give it to you!"

After being yelled at by Li, Old Mrs. Lin was both bewildered and angry, unable to utter a word: "You, you all!"

"Hmph, whether you leave or not is up to you, let's go!" Li grabbed Lin Fang and started to leave.

Lin Fang wanted to wait for his mother, but Li grabbed his arm and dragged him away.

Lin Herui was also stunned, "Oh, oh."

Li and Lin Fang had both left, leaving only Lin He Rui supporting the old lady.

Grandma Lin cried out in pain and tried to sit down on the ground, causing Lin He Rui to stumble.

Old Mrs. Lin sat on the ground crying and refusing to get up. The crowd that had come from Lin Hai’s house to watch the commotion had already arrived. Seeing that Old Mrs. Lin was still making a scene, they began to discuss it amongst themselves.

Lin Herui looked ashamed and embarrassed, and tried to pull the old lady Lin up, but she refused to get up.

He felt both ashamed and angry, and he also lost his patience.

"Hurry up, Mom! This is so embarrassing!"

Grandma Lin's crying stopped abruptly. She had been scolded by her son and daughter-in-law today, and now she was being scolded by her daughter. She felt even more aggrieved.

"Oh dear! You treat me like this too! He Rui, your mother loves you the most!"

Lin Herui patiently and kindly advised, "Let's go first. Everyone in the village has come over, and they're all on Big Brother's side. Crying won't help. Let's go back and think of a solution!"

When Old Mrs. Lin saw the villagers laughing on the side, she had no choice but to get up with Lin Herui's help, and the two of them slunk away.

…………

While the Lin family was making a scene, Lin Yan was on a shopping spree.

She first went to a ceramics shop and ordered 500 pottery jars. These jars were custom-made, with the character "Lin" designed by Lin Linyan on the jars.

Lin Yan instructed them to prepare the goods and deliver them to Gejiazhuang, and then went to Hefeng Restaurant to buy more wine.

This time, she went straight to the shopkeeper and asked for the largest wine jar, saying, "Shopkeeper, I want to buy wine!"

"Little girl, are you buying wine for your father?" the shopkeeper guessed, seeing that it was a little girl.

"Hey, you look familiar. Have you been here to buy something before?"

Lin Yan nodded. "Yes, I've been here before."

"How much do you want this time?"

Lin Yan blinked. "How much do you have?"

Shopkeeper: ?

Lin Yan stared at him intently, making the shopkeeper feel embarrassed before he finally said, "I'm buying a lot!"

"How much can you buy!" The shopkeeper, thinking she was exaggerating, asked back with amusement. He hadn't yet realized the needs of this big customer.

"Ten of these, the biggest ones!" Lin Yan pointed to the one-meter-tall wine jar.

"What?! Ten?!" The shopkeeper looked at Lin Yan's finger, wondering if she had pointed to the wrong one, or if she was pointing to the smallest one.

Are you sure you want ten of the biggest ones?

"Yes. My family is hosting a banquet, and we need a lot of supplies," Lin Yan said, offering an excuse.

The shopkeeper thought to himself: One jar is enough for a banquet, how many people do you want to invite to drink?

However, there's no reason not to accept a customer who comes to you for free, the shopkeeper replied.

"Sure, but we don't have that many in the shop. We only have two large jars; the rest will have to be transported from the prefectural city."

Lin Yan remembered what her father had said: Hefeng Restaurant couldn't brew its own wine; it sourced its wines from wine shops in the prefectural city.

"It's alright, you can just send it over when the time comes."

One large jar costs one tael of silver. Lin Yan left her address and paid a deposit of two taels of silver. The remaining eight taels will be paid upon delivery.

"Then I'll arrange for someone to send these two jars to you first."

“Okay, I’ll go back with you then.” Lin Yan nodded.

So the shopkeeper called a waiter and had him tie up the donkey cart. The two of them lifted the wine jars onto the donkey cart.

Lin Yan sat down with him, said goodbye to the innkeeper, and followed him back to Gejiazhuang.

After seeing the man off, the shopkeeper hurriedly found another person and arranged for him to go to the wine shop in the prefectural city to purchase goods.

"I've bought almost everything. When I get home, I'll start by distilling the liquor, and then I'll need to find someone to pick green plums on the mountain. If necessary, I'll hire a few more people." Lin Yan pondered her next steps in the car.