A Handbook of Happiness for Small Farmers

Chapter 491 First Birthday

Half a month later, Qin Ke'er, who was busy buying things for the new home with everyone, suddenly received a big gift.

A plaque bestowed by the emperor - "Ke'er County Lord's Mansion".

Gold letters on a black background, and the emperor's jade seal as a seal, this is simply a great gift from heaven.

For Qin Ke'er, this was her first birthday after coming to the Ming Dynasty, but it was also the most unforgettable birthday.

The emperor personally sent gifts over here, can this birthday be forgotten?

At the same time, there was also a gold medal for avoiding death from the queen.It is said that the gold medal was originally a gift from the emperor to the empress, but the empress gave it to Qin Ke'er so generously. This great gift made Qin Ke'er burst into tears on the spot.

From the beginning to now, what is Qin Ke'er most worried about? Isn't she afraid of losing this little life?

Now that's all right, having the gold medal for avoiding death is equivalent to gaining one more life!
As for the Wei family, their gifts are naturally indispensable.

What Wei Jian sent was Drunken Immortal Pavilion, which is the place where Qin Ke'er and the Wei family became friends. For Qin Ke'er and the Wei family, this restaurant has an extraordinary meaning.

Although Lu Xiaoyu is already the eldest mistress of the Wei Mansion, this gift is not luxurious, but a pair of pillowcases embroidered by herself.

Qin Ke'er liked this gift very much, because the pattern embroidered on the pillowcase was nothing but the pattern of the first time she and Lu Xiaoyu went to the mountains to pick wild vegetables.

One pillowcase was embroidered with Qin Keer bending over to pick mushrooms, and the other was embroidered with Lu Xiaoyu holding a basket and pouring mushrooms.

Although this pattern is far less vivid than that taken by a camera or an art sketch, it also has a special flavor.

Qin Keer once met Wei Tuo, the second master of the Wei family, at the wedding of Lu Xiaoyu and Wei Jian, and they had no relationship since then.But on Qin Ke'er's birthday, this master also sent a gift.

The gift was relatively standard, a pair of Jasper Ruyi.The meaning is very good, Qin Ke'er is naturally happy to accept it.

As for Wei Liao, the gift he sent made Qin Ke'er a little dumbfounded.

There are those who give money and goods as gifts, but who has ever seen someone who gives gifts and seeds?

But Qin Ke'er also had to admit that this gift from Wei Liao was absolutely thoughtful.

Seeds from all over the world, many seeds that even Qin Ke'er didn't know, were packed in jasper boxes and sent to Qin Ke'er's house together.

Although Qin Ke'er wasn't sure if she could grow these things alive, she did accept this kindness.

Zhang Liu'er wanted to give some gifts, but Qin Ke'er sent her and Hu Jiren away with one sentence.

"Auntie, Uncle, you two don't prepare gifts. If you really want to give gifts, just let me drink the wedding wine quickly, and just be a little cousin by the way."

In a word, both Hu Jiren and Zhang Liuer blushed immediately.

Using the wages earned in the past few months, Xiaoju bought a lot of snacks and gave them all to Qin Ke'er.

Although this gift seemed light, Qin Ke'er was so happy that he couldn't close his mouth.

Nian Bashi and Qiao Shi just came here not long ago, and they didn't have any money. Finally, the two of them discussed and went up the mountain together. Two days later, they brought a lot of game from the mountain, as well as various kinds of food from the mountain. Such wild fruits and vegetables.

These things made Qin Ke'er very happy.

As for the two masters, Xu Niang and Zhang Wang, they belonged to Qin Keer and signed a death contract with Qin Keer, so no matter what gifts they bought, they were spending Qin Keer's money.In the end, he simply didn't buy anything, and directly used the game and wild vegetables from Nian Bashi and Qiao's to cook a hearty meal for Qin Ke'er.

It is undeniable that these people have captured Qin Keer's focus.

(End of this chapter)