The Strongest Farmer's Woman: Farming is a must

Chapter 201, Busy
When the carriage arrived at Damu Village, it was still early.

There are still many people working at the entrance of the village, but if Yunzhuo wants to plow the land to grow vegetables, he needs to spread some manure. Yunzhuo does not have these things at home, so he can only ask the villagers to buy them.

Every household in the village has this kind of thing, and this kind of thing is the most common in eight villages in ten miles.

Yunzhuo wanted to buy it, so he paid five cents for two buckets, and poured it on the dug-out ground carefully before entering the village. The smell was so bad.

However, the villagers didn't care at all. Many of them picked them from home. Niu Laoshi took a look at the excrement and then gave him money directly. Some also added a lot of water. Niu Laoshi didn't want it and asked him to pick it up quickly. His daughter was rich. But money does not come from the wind, you can fool around at will.

"father."

Several children had already run home holding their noses.

It really stinks.

"Zhuozhuo is back." Niu honestly smiled and came forward, "Hurry home, your mother has cooked mung bean soup and go home to eat. Our house is far away from here and we can't smell the smell."

"Dad, let's go back together."

"I'll keep an eye on it from here, and they'll pay after they pick it in. You go home quickly, it's too stinky here."

Yunzhuo thought about cleaning the grapes when he went back, "Dad, I'll leave you a few bunches of grapes."

Niu nodded honestly.

Yunzhuo couldn't stay any longer and hurried back home.

The grape basket was placed on the ground, and Niu Hongyuan was paying the bill. Several carriage drivers took the money they earned in the day and left happily to go home.

Meihua asked Yunzhuo to eat some mung bean soup first, "It's very hot today, you can eat some soup to relieve the heat."

"Third brother..." Yun Zhuo shouted.

Niu Hongyuan was carrying water, he looked back at Yun Zhuo when he heard the sound, and responded with a smile, "I've eaten."

Mei Hua said with a smile, "Don't worry about him, he's such an adult, he'll eat by himself when he's thirsty, so hurry up and eat, I'll help wash the grapes."

Yunzhuo nodded.

As expected, the adoptive mother loves her the most.

She was eating mung bean soup here, while the children helped move the grapes, wash them and put them on the bamboo drying mat.

Yunzhuo didn't have any time to spare, so he ate quickly and went to help.

This wine needs to be crumbled into a jar and sealed.

You can't vent your anger, and you can't get wet.

So it needs to be dried to remove water stains.

She was so busy that she was sweating profusely.

Outside Changyang County

Mu Shiyi has asked many people, but there is still no news.

He sat on the roadside and ate steamed buns, swallowing them one bite after another. His throat hurt terribly.

"General, drink some water." Fu Xi handed over the water bag.

Mu Shiyi took a few sips, then exhaled and said, "Let's go, let's go to the next place and ask again."

Since the child has left the city, he should not stay outside the city.

Where will he go then?

Such a big kid doesn't understand anything.

It was he who was late.

Mu Shiyi squeezed the steamed bun in his hand hard. He just wished he could go back to the past with his memories, maybe back to May or early June, so that he could come to Changyang County directly and pick up Yuli.

It's a pity that there is no if in the world...

After eating the steamed buns, Mu Shiyi said to Fu Xi. "Let's go."

"Yes."

The carriage set off for somewhere else.

There was a fork in the road ahead, and Mu Shiyi didn't know whether to go left or right for a moment.

He took out a copper coin and said, "Heads to the left, tails to the right."

"God, I can be considered a meritorious service to the country and have saved countless people. I beg God to have mercy on me and allow me to find my son smoothly."

"If I can get my wish, I, Mu Shiyi, will build bridges and pave roads and do thousands of good deeds in the future."

(End of this chapter)