Chapter 385: Chapter 385 Mother God’s Manifestation (6)
Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
Next was Xin’an village. Their village had provided more than half the faith points she got today, so she threw 100 bags of mixed flour and 2,000 eggs.
As for her manor, she only gave them 2,000 eggs and 20 bags of mixed flour because they already had sweet potatoes.
Although Manager Liu helped light incense for the military camp, it did not generate any faith. So after thinking for a moment, she did not give them anything.
As for the other random people, they were only given to those who produced faith points.
After she finished her work, the wheat she had planted earlier had ripened. Zhou Ying collected all of them and ground them into a black powder.
After grinding, she took out many dried white potato vines and dandelions, mixing them with wheat bran, corn, peanut cakes, and tofu dregs. She proceeded to grind them into a large amount of mixed flour.
Gu Chengrui rushed over to help her pick up the bags after she filled them.
After they were done, the two sat down on the bags of flour.
“Are you planning to keep giving flour?” Gu Chengrui asked.
“Yes, I can’t let them live too comfortably. If they want to eat good food, they must fight for themselves. All 1 can do is protect their lives.
“Otherwise, it’ll be bad if they develop a lazy personality.”
“That’s true. It’s easy to breed laziness if you’re too comfortable; it’s also easy to breed ungrateful people.”
“The meat in this interspace has been stored for a long time. There’s a lot of chicken, duck, and goose in here.”
“Yeah, but let’s take it slow. Not only do we have to look at their faith, but we also have to look at their social responsibility and personal character.
“For example, if the army near the manor generated faith points, I would give them meat.
“We’re kind enough that we don’t kill those who ate humans or those with unpardonable crimes. But, we won’t be letting them off.”
“That’s reasonable.”
“Let’s hope the white potatoes can spread as far as possible.”
Zhou Ying shook her head and said, “At present, for the seeds to spread around the country naturally. I’m afraid we have to wait for two years.
“So now, I’m just waiting for the Third Prince to make a move. If he believes in Mother God, we can credit him with spreading the white potato to the masses.”
She then continued with some pity, “If only 1 could distinguish the good from the bad.”
“Let’s take it slow, and I’m sure Mother God can do so. Otherwise, how else could she become a goddess?”
“I hope so.” Zhou Ying got up and stretched. “Let’s go. We should take a shower and go to bed early. Otherwise, you won’t be able to wake up tomorrow.”
“Yeah. By the way, I cooked a pot of bird’s nest just now, so let’s have some before sleeping.”
“Alright, I’m tired after working for so long.” Zhou Ying replied and went back to the villa with him.
The next day, when everyone saw what was in their houses, they were all overjoyed. Naturally, the news spread quickly.
Of course, some people were puzzled. They had clearly paid their respects, so why didn’t they receive anything? They began to doubt whether Mother God was fair in handling things.
The appearance of such a large amount of food again made Tian Jingzhong, County Magistrate Kong, and the other officials realize that this was most likely food given by Mother God herself.
Otherwise, it would be impossible for so many things to be delivered to them without anyone noticing.
Tian Jingzhong went to the dock. When he saw that the refugees were all given mixed flour, he couldn’t help but mutter, “Flour too? Could it be that even Mother God can’t afford anything else?”
“Sir, look at the fish baskets here; Mother God also gave them. I wonder what they mean?” At this moment, an old man came over with a fish basket.
“A fish basket?” Tian Jingzhong took it and looked at it curiously. He didn’t expect it to be an ordinary fish basket from the south.
“Could it be that Mother God wants you guys to fish?” he asked the old man..
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