Ruyi naturally has no objection. Although this Zheng Yili is also a rich man, he is much more pleasing to the eye than Jin Fugui. He even spoke for Ruyi just now.
He took Zheng Yili's extended hand and said, "Tangjiawan Ruyi, he just turned eight this month."
Zheng Yili looked at Jin Changxiu, who also extended his hand: "Jin Changxiu of Jintian Village is still two months away from turning eight years old."
Zheng Yili was very happy: "Then you all have to call me big brother."
Jin Changxiu was a little excited: "Well, I call you big brother and sister Ruyi."
Ruyi thought of Tang Gang and wanted to say something, but after thinking about it for a moment, she held back her words.
Seeing that Zheng Yili was the mayor's son, Jin Fugui hurriedly came up and extended his white hand to Zheng Yili: "I am Jin Fugui from Jintian Village. I am ten years old this year."
Who knows, Zheng Yili ignored him at all and looked at Jin Changxiu: "Since he is my brother, Zheng Yili, don't let others look down on him. There are ten taels of silver here. You can use it first. Unfortunately, my father only gave me one hundred.
Two taels of silver, you will have to spend money along the way, I can only give you so much."
Jin Changxiu wanted to refuse, but Zheng Yili glared at him: "Since we are brothers, we can't watch you suffer poverty and be looked down upon. If you are a brother, just take it."
After saying that, he looked at Ruyi and asked her to take some.
Ruyi took out a silver note and stuffed it into Jin Changxiu's hand: "I don't have any more money to throw around, so I'll give this to you."
Jin Changxiu lowered his head and saw that it was a one hundred tael silver note: "This -"
Ruyi grabbed her hand and refused to let her refuse: "I just said that we all consider ourselves brothers and sisters, so we should share the blessings and share the hardships. My money is your money. Will you be rich in the future?
,won’t you give me flowers?”
Ruyi has a lot of money. She earned eleven thousand taels from Lord Junjun and one hundred thousand one thousand taels from King Yun. She got a total of eleven thousand two thousand taels and gave Qiangzi twenty thousand taels to invest in a hotel.
There are still more than 80,000 silver coins.
In fact, Ruyi can give her more, but she cannot give more, otherwise, it will easily give people bad ideas.
Of course, when she helped Jin Changxiu, she also deliberately attacked Jin Fugui and used money to tell her that she, a small landowner in a small village, should not feel too good about herself in front of her.
Sure enough, Jin Fugui was shocked when he saw that Ruyi actually handed out a one hundred tael silver note. No matter how rich his family was, they only gave him 600 taels of silver. But this Ruyi actually gave him a hundred taels of silver as soon as he made a move.
He gave the poor guy Jin Changxiu a hundred taels of silver.
Moreover, although his family was a landowner, it was only because there were no rich people in the village. For one hundred taels of silver, he had already bought ten acres of high-quality land.
However, only 100 acres of their family's farmland are considered upper-class fields, 300 acres are classified as medium-class fields, and 600 acres are classified as lower-class fields. In real terms, their fields are only worth 7,000 taels of silver.
The net income for a year is only more than one hundred taels of silver.
But now, Jin Changxiu, a poor girl, actually got a hundred taels of silver in one fell swoop. Isn't this too, too, too good at stepping on shit?
Of course Ruyi knew that for ordinary people, one hundred taels of silver was a huge sum of money. She was also betting that the person in front of her who could tell at a glance that he had strong mental power could go a long way.
Therefore, she wanted to give her some help before she could dig up, so that she could get help in the future.
Even if the one hundred taels of silver were wasted, she can only blame herself for not knowing people well. Besides, she, a person with a net worth of hundreds of thousands of taels, did not take the one hundred taels of silver as anything.