Rebirth of a Village Girl novel Chapter 401

Chapter 401: 120: Letting you watch people through the gap in the door, up on the beam!_5

Mo Qishen chuckled, “Yangyang, Daming is in this business. It’s just a few machines, not worth much money. You don’t have to feel pressured.”

Ni Yang laughed lightly, “Big brother Mo, do you realize, if others heard you say this, they might kill you.”

What others might consider hard-to-get assets were just insignificant machines in Mo Qishen’s eyes…

He could get as many as he wanted, simply by asking.

“Yangyang, accept them.” Mo Qishen said in a somewhat pitiful tone, “Are you going to reject my sincere offering?”

Ni Yang couldn’t say no. She accepted them, planning to repay him in another way someday.

When others in the yard learned that Mo Qishen had gifted Ni Yang with large appliances as housewarming gifts, they all came out to see.

“This is a refrigerator? I heard that ice pops are made by refrigerators!”

“Yes, yes! I’ve heard that too!”

“Yangyang, what is this?” An elderly woman with white hair pointed at the washing machine and asked Ni Yang.

Ni Yang replied with a smile, “Granny Chen, this is a washing machine.”

“Washing machine?” Granny Chen wondered, “What’s a washing machine? Can it wash clothes automatically?”

Ni Yang nodded, “Yes, it can.”

Granny Chen exclaimed in surprise, “Can this small cabinet wash clothes? It doesn’t even have hands, how does it wash clothes? Can it clean them properly? I’ve lived for so long and have never seen such a thing!”

“Yeah! I’m curious too! Can it really clean clothes?”

“And what’s this cabinet-like thing?”

“I recognize this cabinet! I’ve seen it before at my cousin’s place. It’s like an electric fan, but it can blow out really chilly wind in the summer, the kind that makes you shiver.”

“Cold enough to shiver? Aren’t you exaggerating?”

Who would shiver in the summer? Everyone found it unbelievable.

“I’m not exaggerating, not at all. At my cousin’s place, when it was 38 degrees outside, I still needed a quilt inside. What did my cousin call this thing? A window something? Oh yeah! A window unit!”