Splendid Peasant Girl: The Reborn Husband Asks for a Hug

Chapter 2

The jacket on Chu Ning was remade from Qin's old jacket. I don't know how many years I have worn it. It is worn out and the cotton is clumped. It feels like being blown by the wind.

chilly.

If it wasn't for finding a stutter, she wouldn't be spared the crime.

There was a rumbling sound from his stomach, Chu Ning pulled his hair irritably, and his feet moved faster.

After entering the back mountain, she went straight to the place where the wild yam was found last time. She rubbed her frozen hands and started to work hard.

Due to impatience, she accidentally broke a thick and straight yam, and she threw it aside. The next ones she dug up were all small and curved, and she was so angry that she wanted to curse.

Yam is delicious, but it takes too much time to dig it.

After finally digging up two thicker yams, Chu Ning immediately threw the hoe to gather firewood for a fire.

Two quarters of an hour later, she stood up from the ground, squinted her eyes and stretched slowly.

I really want to sleep.

With a full stomach and a warm body, I feel really comfortable all over.

It would be even better if there is another big soft bed for a good night's sleep.

A burst of small and broken sounds came to his ears, and Chu Ning's sleepy and blurred eyes immediately became clear.

When she looked over, she saw a gray hare grazing not far away.

Chu Ning held his breath and slowly squatted down, touched a sharp pebble from the ground, and threw it out with his eyes.

whoosh-

thump.

The rabbit fell in the withered grass.

"Haha! Finally caught you!"

Chu Ning rushed over happily, and picked it up by the rabbit ears, "Well, it's not bad, it can weigh three or four catties."

This rabbit is not considered fat. After removing the fur and then removing the bones, it is estimated that there can be at most two catties of meat. She alone can have a full meal, but there are two little guys, Yingdi and Laidi.

Not enough to eat.

It would be great if I could hunt another one.

Chu Ning bent down and picked up two handfuls of withered grass and spread them on the bottom of the basket, and put the hare in. Then she carried the basket and looked left and right, and finally hung it on a thick branch before nodding in satisfaction.

Taking advantage of the good luck today, I have to continue to work hard.

If you can hunt another one, you can eat it with its belly open.

Well, no rabbits, pheasants are fine too.

How beautiful it is to drink a bowl of hot chicken soup in such a cold and humid weather.

Thinking of this, Chu Ning became excited. She touched a few sharp stones and held them in her hands, then tiptoed around looking for wild animals.

Not to mention, it really made her discover a colorful pheasant, but that little thing was too vigilant, as soon as this Chu Ning showed its head, it flapped its wings and flew away.

Chu Ning was in a hurry, so he started to chase, throwing stones while chasing, but unfortunately he didn't hit once, and was eventually run away by it.

Seeing that the meat from his mouth was flying, Chu Ning was not reconciled, so he thought about making a decision from the hare, so he couldn't waste today's good luck, right?

After much deliberation, she finally decided to dig down the rabbit hole.

Don’t rabbits live in groups of one litter, so just catch one.

Grill all the meat and save it for eating slowly.

Just do it!

Chu Ning bent down and carefully searched for the rabbit hole.

She has no experience in this field, so she looks around and has no clue at all.

But perhaps she was very lucky today, and she actually found him.

Thinking that there might be a rabbit family inside, Chu Ning couldn't help but get excited.

It's all meat, can't you be excited?

She gently piled up the unused dead branches in front of the hole, and stuffed a few handfuls of dead grass into it, preparing to use it to start a fire later.

After carefully checking that there was no problem, she hurriedly took off the back basket, dumped the hare and withered grass inside on the ground, buckled it to the hole behind, and found a big rock to hold it down.

After shaking it left and right, it was sure that there was no problem, and then ran to the front hole to light a fire.

She took out a fire bag and blew on the dry weeds, and the flames burst into flames instantly, crackling and burning.

When the fire got bigger, she took two handfuls of soil to extinguish the open fire, and then she waved her skirt to fan the wind vigorously.

After a while, the thick smoke forced the rabbit out of it, burrowed into the back basket, and then bumped back and forth in terror, almost overturning the back basket.

Hearing the movement, Chu Ning quickly got up from the ground and ran to the back. Before reaching the front, he threw himself on the back basket and buckled it firmly.

"Haha..., hiss—"

I rushed too fast just now, and my chest hit the stone.

Chu Ning grinned in pain.

It's not easy to eat meat.

The hares in the basket were still rampaging, Chu Ning didn't dare to let go easily, and could only be forced to fight with them.

Jindu came in, and wanted to run, but there was no way!

But it's not a problem to be so stiff all the time. It's windy today, and it didn't take long to blow away the thick smoke.

Chu Ning was a little worried, worried that after the thick smoke completely disappeared into the air, those cunning rabbits would return to the hole again.

She doesn't want to do useless work.

After a while, when the rabbit became quieter, Chu Ning threw away the stone that was pressing on him, and tried to move the basket slowly, trying to get out of the hole, but

The ground was uneven, and the basket was moved a little, leaving a gap, which was taken advantage of by two alert little rabbits and escaped.

When Chu Ning was in a hurry, his brain was not enough, and without thinking about it, he suddenly lifted the basket.

She moved very quickly, almost in one go, without a single pause, but the rabbits were not slow either. The moment the basket left the ground, they scrambled to run out, and the blink of an eye was reduced by half.

Chu Ning's hands reacted faster than his brain, and he rushed to catch the rabbit as soon as he threw the basket. After a while of thumping, he finally caught the bottom one.

It wasn't that it reacted slowly, but because it fell to the bottom of the basket and had no chance to escape for a while, but those on top all escaped.

Chu Ning tugged at the rabbit's ears that were jumping around, grabbed a handful of hay and wrapped it around the rabbit, muttering, "I told you to run, I told you to run!"

In the end, the rabbit in her hand turned into a big grass ball.

I can't run now.

Chu Ning sat down on the ground and gasped.

But she was exhausted.

The ground was wet and cold, and the mountain wind was blowing on her body, so it was too cold to stay longer. Chu Ning got up after sitting for a while.

Look up at the sun in the sky, it's getting late, you have to hurry up and get the rabbit out.

Chu Ning stretched out his foot and kicked the big grass ball, thinking about how to kill it.

Dumped?

Kind of cruel.

Stoned to death?
It doesn't seem to be any better.

Tutu is so cute, she can't do it.

Chu Ning looked at the jacket on his body with disgust, forget it, don't eat this one, let's keep it for money.

Even though she had made a decision, she bent down to pick up the pan and threw the huge grass ball into it without hesitation, and then plucked some weeds to block it to prevent it from moving around.

Naturally, she couldn't just go back like this, she came out to collect firewood, if she went back with an empty basket, she would be scolded to death by the old godmother.

Thinking of this, Chu Ning's original good mood instantly disappeared.

With a cold face, she picked up a few sticks of dry firewood and put them randomly in the back basket. At first glance, it looked quite full, but she knew that there was no way to do it this way, so she had to patiently break a few thicker dry branches. Putting it on it, I felt that I could handle it before I stopped.

After tossing and tossing for so long, the little food she ate earlier has almost been digested, and she has been craving meat for a long time, so naturally she will not rush home for half a dry corn tortilla.

(End of this chapter)