In the end, the beautiful and kind-hearted Teng Teng still paid for the machine.0

Even if it wasn't the machine she wanted at all.0

Mosquito and Bathroom Goer probably also felt very guilty, so they refunded half of the money to Teng Teng.0

In addition, the two also asked Teng Teng to wait for a few more days, and promised that she would not be disappointed this time.0

After helping Teng Teng to move the machine into Teng Teng’s Hut, and looking at the steam engine that took up half of the space, Mosquito scratched the back of his head with embarrassment and said, "Uh, it's mainly because I don't know much about textile machines... But don't worry! I'll ask a few acquaintances who know how to do it, and I'll definitely be able to figure it out!"0

Looking at the weird guy standing in her workshop, Teng Teng sighed faintly, "Hopefully..."0

No matter what, having a steam engine was great.0

Since recently, Teng Teng herself had not been idle, and had been researching how to process Devil Moth's cocoon into raw silk.0

Based on the modern silk production process, she found that after cooking the cocoon of Devil Moth continuously in 90 degree hot water until the pupae inside were cooked, and then it would be placed in room temperature water for a while. The cocoon silk would fall off by itself.0

When that happened, she only needed to use two chopsticks to stir it in the water, take out the thread ends of the devil's silk. She would then be able to manually extract the silk.0

Fortunately, Devil Moth's cocoons were large, and each cocoon was woven from a single thread of silk.0

Moreover, the silk threads were very tough, so much so that it was very difficult...0