Hearing the Little Red Carp's words, Zhao Nuanyue was also filled with a myriad of emotions.
"That's right. Nianqiao Village is very poor, but the mountains behind it are full of resources. There are wild chickens, ducks, and rabbits, and plenty of fish—enough to eat our fill," Zhao Nuanyue replied. "Here in Jincheng City, it's so crowded and full of prying eyes. We're certainly not as free and easy as we were in Nianqiao Village."
"But don't you worry. In a few days, I'll take you to Qingya Mountain to see if we can find something tasty," Zhao Nuanyue said with a smile. "Just hang in there for a few years. Once the policies relax and the economy develops, there will be all sorts of delicious food to eat."
"Okay, I believe you, Sister," the Little Red Carp said with a laugh. "I was just kidding before. It's actually pretty nice here. I like it too."
