Fully Leveled Bigshot Becomes A Farmgirl

Chapter 1030: Chapter 1030: Moving House

Madam Li cast a glance at Zhou Qiao. Say what? What could she possibly say now?

Coincidentally, Lu Dasong was calling out to her from over there, “Honey…”

Madam Li glanced fiercely at Zhou Qiao again, and the next moment squeezed out a smile, rushing forward immediately, “What’s up?”

“Hurry up and pack; you’ll be heading to the county town later with Mother and the others.”

Madam Li froze, “To the county town? What for?”

Lu Dasong chuckled cheerfully, practically radiating joy from head to toe, “Yu’s big mansion has already been renovated, hasn’t it? Tomorrow is the big day for moving in. We’re going to help with the move and celebrate together.”

Though they called it “helping with the move,” they really weren’t needed.

The Lu family already had plenty of people and only a few belongings. They were mostly going to take a look at the house and gather to celebrate over a meal.

When Madam Li heard this, her eyes lit up.

She hadn’t visited the big mansion yet. The last time she went to the county town, she had intended to check it out. But because of an argument with Madam Liang, which Yu overheard, she had completely forgotten about it.

A few days ago, her elder brother and Cuihua’s husband had returned. They had spent about a month in the county town helping renovate the second household’s house there, and they had a clear picture of what the mansion looked like.

When they came back, they couldn’t stop talking about how grand, spacious, and exquisite the house was. Madam Li listened, her heart filled with longing—she was eager to go see for herself right away.

Now that Lu Dasong mentioned it, Madam Li didn’t hesitate for a second, agreeing immediately, “Alright, alright, I’ll start packing now.”

In truth, there wasn’t much to pack—she was only heading out for a day or two. The main concerns were taking care of the chickens, ducks, and their one pig—asking neighbors to help feed them—and locking up the cabinets and rooms at home.

Once Madam Li was ready, she went over to Lu Erbai’s house, moving some household items onto the mule carriage, so they could take them to the new mansion altogether.

Then, the entire Lu family set off, leaving Shangshi Village. As the villagers watched the impressive procession of several carriages, their hearts grew increasingly wistful.

Who would’ve thought that a year ago, when the Lu family was so destitute they could barely afford to eat and couldn’t make ends meet, they’d now turn out to be the most respected family in the whole village?

Upon arriving in the county town, Lu Dasong and his wife temporarily stayed in the back courtyard behind their shop.

Early the next morning, everyone bustled about, loading belongings onto the carts and heading together to Fenghuai Street.

When they arrived at the front door, everyone got off the carriages, each holding something in hand.

Larger furniture, like beds and cabinets, had already been custom-made and placed inside during the renovations. The remaining items weren’t many—just clothes, daily necessities, pots, and bowls. Each person carrying one item in hand was more than sufficient.

It’s customary not to enter a new home empty-handed, so even if there were few possessions, they divided them up anyway.

The sound of firecrackers echoed loudly, and Lu Erbai, his face glowing red, pushed the doors open and lit the fire pit placed inside.

Everyone carried their items into the house one by one, and the previously quiet and vacant mansion instantly came alive with activity.

Some children, after dropping off their belongings, bounced about excitedly, running and exploring the entire mansion, inside and out.

The first branch of the family, aside from Daniu and his wife, was visiting for the first time. They stared in awe at the grand mansion before them, momentarily not daring to step inside.

To be honest, it wasn’t just them. Lu Sanzhu and Lu Sixing’s families had also seen the mansion last time, when it still looked desolate and run-down—big and full of rooms but in disrepair.

Now that it had been completely renovated, the transformation was astonishing—not only was it bright and refreshed, but it was also particularly refined.