The Fierce Farm Girl Has A Secret Space-Chapter 77 - I Can Teach You_1

Setting aside everything else, just this box alone was probably worth a considerable sum of money.

As for what was inside…

it was locked with a refined copper lock, impossible to open without a key.

Yang Ruxin didn’t care about what was inside; it belonged to that Zhao Feihu, and she guessed it wasn’t obtained through honest means.

So she decided to take it all and directly threw it into the void space.

The other small box was just a plain wooden box, which wasn’t locked.

When opened, inside lay a jet-black whip and a small dagger the length of a palm.

Yang Ruxin couldn’t tell what the whip was made of nor knew how to use it, but the dagger could be used for self-defense, and it even could double as a fruit knife.

With that thought, she tossed the whip and box into the void space and kept the dagger tucked in her bosom.

Afterward, she carefully searched the entire brick bed again and made a round inside the room.

Finding no other hidden compartments and nothing else worth taking, she finally turned around to leave the room, still exiting by climbing over the wall.

The dog in the backyard had learned its lesson; knowing its barking would go unheeded, it merely grunted twice upon seeing Yang Ruxin again, then continued to lie down and sleep.

“What a good dog,” Yang Ruxin threw a teasing glance back at the big black dog from atop the wall, “Next time I come, I’ll bring you a bone…” Then she flipped over and out.

Feeling cheerful, Yang Ruxin’s steps were much lighter, and she quickly left the alley to arrive at the main street.

Now that she had money, she could purchase items, but what to buy?

This would require some careful planning.

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“Isn’t that Yang Dani?” Just then, a familiar voice reached her, “Why are you standing here?

Are you looking to buy books?

Can you read?”

Yang Ruxin quickly turned around and saw Gu Yao pushing Qingheng towards her.

“Xinxin?” Qingheng called out tentatively.

“Oh, it’s you,” Yang Ruxin came back to her senses and realized that when she was pondering what to buy, she had unwittingly stopped in front of Yijue Bookstore.

She smiled and replied, “How could I afford books?

I’m just looking around…”

“If you want to learn to read, I can teach you,” offered Qingheng with a smile.

Gu Yao frowned, wondering why his brother was offering to teach someone so casually.

“You?” Yang Ruxin raised an eyebrow.

“Yes,” Qingheng nodded, “Don’t mind that I’m blind now, but all the books I’ve read before are still in my head.”

“But I can’t afford to pay you tuition,” Yang Ruxin laughed awkwardly, though she was somewhat tempted.

She had graduated from university herself, but her education had been in vernacular Chinese with simplified characters, while the characters here were traditional.

Learning them would certainly be beneficial and harmless, but education in this era was very expensive, and she didn’t want to owe someone a huge favor.