After transmigrating into a stepmother, I transformed my whole family to work on farming

"Learn more Braille from Jin Bao. Even if you are old enough, you can't even write your own name. If you say it, it will make a joke." Liu Ji took the opportunity to teach Qiao while blowing dry the ink on the letter.

Seeing Liu Fei being stunned, he was rolling on the floor with laughter, and continued to say seriously:
"Your third brother and I have passed the preliminary examination now. Although the two families are separated, who in the village doesn't think that we are one family? From now on, we can be regarded as a scholarly family. It doesn't matter if we can't write."

Liu Fei said a little inferiorly, but he always felt that there was something strange about what his third brother said.

Is this what they have from a scholarly family?
They match?
Forget it, don’t ask questions about scholars, so as not to expose your incompetent nature.

The spring rain fell slowly.

A hazy veil is cast over the entire Liujia Village.

In the fields, there are farmers wearing bamboo hats and working hard.

Qin Yao, who was discussing the production capacity of Shenli Book Boxes with Carpenter Liu in the factory shed, suddenly heard a voice coming from outside: "Third Aunt! I have your letter!"

letter?
This is a rare thing in Liujiacun.

Not many people in the village could write. When Qin Yao thought about it, she guessed that it might have been sent by the buyer Liu Ji.

After putting down his work and walking out, Liu Qi, who had just bought more than 500 kilograms of brown rice from outside, was holding his ox cart and standing under the archway.

Seeing Qin Yao, he immediately handed over the letter in his hand and said, "I just met a coachman from Xiahe Village on the road. He said that this letter was brought back by someone from the southern county. He met me. It happened to be Let me bring it back to the village."

Qin Yao thanked him and took the envelope.

Liu Qi was busy taking the grain she bought back to share with the poorest families in the village, and Xiaoxiao left first.

Qin Yao opened the envelope and checked it. She quickly scanned the few lines and showed a speechless expression.

The letter was indeed sent by Liu Ji. He cried miserably in the letter and said how hard and difficult the journey was, but he lived up to his promise and bought more than 1 kilograms of low-priced wheat.

But now that he had spent all his money, and asked for help, the most she could do was send him and the food to a posthouse fifty miles away in Kaiyang County, and let her come and take care of him.

At the end, he also expressed how afraid he was of being robbed of money and sex when traveling alone without her by his side, which made Qin Yao's brows furrowed tightly, unable to say a word.

Carpenter Liu didn't hear any movement outside the door for a long time, so he asked curiously: "Ms. Qin, what's wrong?"

"It's okay, I'll go home first." Qin Yao responded, telling him to rest assured, and took the letter back to the village to find help.

People in the village have already started plowing the fields.

This year, everyone has discussed setting aside the best fields for breeding and fine cultivation with Qin Yao, so now they are rushing to plow the distant and thin fields first.

Qin Yao also wanted to borrow a car, but everyone wanted to use it, so it was obviously impossible to borrow one.

We could only go to the old house and ask Liu Bai and Liu Zhong to go with him, then rent a car in the town and go to the post house outside the city to meet him.

Qin Yao arrived a quarter of an hour early, and a quarter of an hour later, Liu Ji appeared within the time specified in the letter, which made Qin Yao's anger, which wanted to beat him up, subside a lot.

Liu Ji had to leave some tail behind when doing things. Liu Ji felt guilty, but he was not confident. There were so many people around him, and he was sure that as long as he didn't make too big a mistake, Qin Yao would not do anything.

Besides, he had no merit but hard work on this trip, so he should be polite to him.

The fare at both ends cost one or two cents in total.

When taking out the money, Qin Yao didn't want to see Liu Ji's face, for fear that she would be tempted to punch him.

"Let's settle the accounts carefully when we get home!" Pointing to Liu Ji's nose and saying this, Qin Yao called on the cart drivers to transfer the grain to the cart she brought.

Liu Ji stepped forward and said, "Madam, don't worry, I've remembered all the accounts, and the fourth child is also watching. There won't be any mistakes."

Liu Fei, who was deceived by Liu Ji along the way, said to Qin Yao seriously: "Third sister-in-law, don't worry, I'm keeping an eye on third brother. He won't even think of losing a penny." Qin Yao looked sympathetically at the man in front of her. The innocent young man patted him on the shoulder and continued to move the food.

Liu Ji stood aside and watched Qin Yao carry five or six bags of grain alone, and praised: "Madam, it's lucky to have you, otherwise I wouldn't have dared to leave on the return trip."

"Coming along this way, ever since we entered the territory of Kaiyang County, people passing by looked at us with eager eyes when they saw our food."

Qin Yao frowned slightly, but did not complain about his lame use of these idioms. She asked doubtfully: "Are you not exaggerating?"

Liu Ji raised his hand to swear, "Not at all, I swear!"

Then he pointed at Liu Fei and said, "If you don't believe me, ask him."

Liu Fei didn't go against Liu Ji this time. He really felt the fiery eyes of the big guys when they saw the food.

Originally, most farmers did not have enough to eat, so any accident would put them in a state of hunger.

Whenever spring plowing comes, people who have survived the winter will come out to work as part-time workers to find food, and there are also many begging.

Qin Yao has seen beggars several times in Liujia Village, mostly during the period after spring plowing and before autumn harvest. If the family has surplus food, they will be given half a bowl of brown rice or two glasses of water.

The clansmen in Liujia Village have always been highly vigilant towards outsiders.

Because people often disguise themselves as beggars and come into the village to inquire about children and women, and accidentally abduct them.

However, in the past two or three years, the country has become stable and beggars are rarely seen on the road.

But after hearing what Liu Ji and Liu Fei said, Qin Yao paid special attention on the way back and found that there were indeed more people begging.

They all work as a family unit and travel in small groups.

Some have as many as 20 people, almost all from the same village.

When he saw the grain truck, his originally gloomy eyes lit up and he wanted to go up and beg.

Qin Yao glanced over with a pair of cold eyes, holding the handle of the knife with her hand. A powerful terrifying aura enveloped the whole place, and the beggars all trembled in their hearts.

The feet that were about to step out were retracted by the instinct of survival, and they only dared to retreat to the edge of the road, staring at the bags of food, not daring to get close.

After arriving at Xiahe Village, this small begging group with whole families disappeared.

Liu Ji shook the grass picked by the roadside and smiled at Qin Yao. Look, he is so foresight. Otherwise, how could he deal with these groups of beggars?

Qin Yao glanced at him and raised her lips slightly, thinking you have some brains.

Ten vehicles carrying eleven thousand kilograms of grain drove into Liujia Village, causing a small wave of shock.

Unexpectedly, Qin Yao said she wanted to stock up on food, but she actually stocked up so much.

But after thinking about her appetite, I can understand.

However, the villagers in Liujia Village were a little shocked when they saw so much food at first sight.

The villagers who originally wanted to stock up on food but had not yet taken action were suddenly stimulated and began to follow suit.

Qin Yao felt relieved when she saw this scene.

It’s good to follow the trend. Every family has enough food, so everyone is safe.