The group pets the little fisherman, she has a lot of happy events

Chapter 80

Old man Wang understood his intentions and didn't refuse. He took the chickens and ducks and took him to the fish pond in a mule cart.

The two walked around the fish pond, and the old man Wang talked eloquently for about half an hour, telling all the key points of raising fish and shrimp.

Ye Jian listened very carefully, and asked when he didn't understand, even so, he just remembered the general idea.

"The key to fish and shrimp farming can be summed up in eight words, raising water, raising grass, raising seeds, and raising fat."

Seeing that he was confused, old man Wang touched his gray beard stubble, showing a little pride: "You are a beginner, don't raise too many fry at once, try raising some first, and then invest in large-scale fish when you have experience. , so as not to lose everything.”

"Uncle Wang said so."

Ye Jian smiled naively, with a very respectful expression: "My nephew thinks the same way, first raise a few fish and shrimp, and coax the children to play, maybe they don't want to raise them anymore after the novelty wears off."

"Hahaha."

The old man Wang was amused, and smiled and told him: "Fish farming is really not easy. It's not good to leave it to the children. You need to take care of yourself in order to make a fortune."

"hey-hey."

Ye Jian rubbed his nose and smirked: "My nephew knows, with your careful guidance, fish and shrimp farming will surely succeed."

"You boy can do it."

The old man Wang listened to it, and his beard curled up in joy: "I have been working outside for a few years, and I am smarter than your brother, so I will come to trouble."

"Uncle Wang, my nephew is going back now."

Ye Jian was afraid of continuing the conversation, and forgot a point he had finally memorized, so he took the opportunity to say goodbye: "I will visit your old man later if I don't understand anything."

"to make."

Seeing Ji Ya's face, old man Wang readily agreed: "Come whenever you want, Uncle Wang is at home anytime."

"Okay."

Ye Jian didn't stay any longer, and drove old man Wang home in a mule cart, and the mules rushed back to Longquan Village non-stop.

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"Daughter-in-law, bring a pen and paper."

As soon as he entered the house, he shouted at the top of his voice: "Write down all the key points that the old Wang said, and if you don't write it down, you will forget everything."

"Hey, that's all it takes."

Wu Juan heard his wolf howling through the window, smiled helplessly, and took out a pen, ink, paper and inkstone from the drawer.

"Mom, I'll write."

Ye Xiuyan ran over from the fish pond in a hurry, and sat on the chair before her father entered the house.

"It's just you who are clever and fast."

Wu Juan smiled dotingly, handed her the brush, and began to grind it.

"Good girl, write quickly."

Ye Jian came in through the curtain, walked straight to the desk, and uttered all the memories left in his mind.

Ye Xiuyan listened attentively, writing ink like flying.

The graceful handwriting was written quickly and clearly, without any trace of smearing.

After Ye Jian finished speaking, she also put down her pen and recorded what her father said word for word.

"hey-hey."

Ye Jian's fatherly love for his daughter began to stir again, and he praised vigorously: "Our Xiuyan's lower script is fast and beautiful, and it is not worse than the lady of the county master's family."

"So many tips?"

Wu Juan patted her daughter's head dotingly, held up the paper and looked at it carefully, the more she looked at it, the darker her face became: "Raising a fish and shrimp is so troublesome, it's better not to raise it."

"It's really not easy to breed."

Ye Jian rubbed the center of his brows, and smiled bitterly: "The more I listen to it, the more I get headaches, and I almost want to give up. Then I thought again, we have a lot of children, and Doubao is seven years old. It's time to go to the academy for enlightenment. I don't want to find a way to make more money." A little money won't do it."

"Doubao doesn't need to go to the academy."

Wu Juan didn't even think about it, and vetoed with a straight face: "Let him learn from me, as long as he knows a few words."

(End of this chapter)