Ye Muyu couldn't eat any more, so she decisively handed the remaining half to Chu Heng.
Chu Heng finished it without a change in expression.
But it was Nuanbao who held a candied hawthorn stick in his hand, and after eating two, he couldn't eat any more.
He looked at his mother and father.
He finally bent down silently and passed the candied hawthorn stick to a child on the road who was staring at it and drooling.
"Thank you, little brother."
Nuanbao, with a childish voice, tried to act mature: "You're welcome."
Next, the two bought rabbit lanterns and various snacks, including stinky tofu.
Perhaps the smell of stinky tofu was too unique, creating a vacuum around it, but from time to time, someone would come to buy it.
When they saw the family of Chu Heng on horseback coming to buy it, the surrounding commoners were stunned.
Looking at their appearances and attire, they obviously weren't from an ordinary family, yet they were eating stinky tofu!
