Wild farming: I was hugged by the cold patriarch

Chapter 61 061. Riot breaks out
It was Tancang calling her: "Sang, the basket is full, you can go back."

"Okay." Ye Sang looked at the small lake. It looked peaceful, but in fact it was full of scary creatures. It was better to think about it in the long term.

A group of people headed home.

On the way back, Ye Sang was distracted. She divided some of it into the mall, clicking [Yes] from time to time, and sent everything that could be sent into the mall.

The mall is "accommodating all rivers", so naturally she was not polite, not even letting go of a cricket or a piece of dry wood.

After successfully returning to the tribe, at this time, all the tribesmen who went out to hunt and gather finally came back.

"Oooooooo-"

Ye Sang listened to everyone's cheers and glanced at the ground. There were a bunch of wild animals piled on the ground. There were many kinds of animals. The total weight of them was more than 7000 kilograms. He was shocked to see them.

Now that everyone is back, we can finally share the meat.

Ye Sang asked Tancang and the others to divide the meat while she prepared the iron-making furnace.

Yucang and the others were still hungry, so they didn't refuse and ran to share the meat. After all, they would have the strength to work only after they were full.

There are a lot of preparations that need to be done before making iron. The first is to build an iron-making furnace for making iron.

After clearing a flat area, Ye Sang shoveled some mud nearby with a military shovel, mixed it with crushed grass, and built an iron-making furnace.

It was also her first time to do it, so she did it a bit slowly, as everything is difficult at the beginning.

The iron-making furnace is built larger so that more iron can be smelted at one time. The diameter of the furnace is about 1.5 meters, the furnace wall is about eight or nine centimeters, and the bottom twenty centimeters are empty. There are two vents on the front and right. Spread wet bamboo slices on top, with the openings of the bamboo slices facing upwards, and cover them one by one.

Spread a layer of soil about 25 cm above the bamboo slices to cover them all, and then drill a dozen holes like making lotus root coal, so that the bamboo slices are filled with mud.

Then pile fifty or sixty centimeters of mud walls on top to make a stove that is hollow from top to bottom and solid in the middle.

Finally, leave a hole with a diameter of more than 20 cm on the top.

Set up a blast furnace next to it. There are also two left and right vents at the bottom of the furnace. The left vent is made of mud with a diameter of eight or nine centimeters and a wall of three or four centimeters. It is connected to the bottom right side of the iron-making furnace. The vent and the connection were sealed tightly with mud.

On the right side of the blast furnace, build a charcoal furnace with a diameter of more than one meter and a furnace wall seven or eight centimeters thick.

The bottom [-] centimeters are made into a cylindrical shape, with four ventilation openings. Bundle firewood with a diameter of [-] centimeters and put it in. Sprinkle some charcoal around it, and then cover it with mud to make an oval stove top.

Leave a hole eight or nine centimeters in diameter on the top of the stove and fill it with charcoal.

A mud pipe is also made from the left opening to connect to the right vent of the blast furnace.

Dry the three stoves over fire, and burn a furnace of charcoal first. After each furnace of charcoal is burned, you only need to break the oval furnace top, and the cylindrical furnace body below can continue to be used.

Ye Sang took out the charcoal, pounded it into powder, mixed it with the red brick soil, and kneaded it into mud balls.

Mixing charcoal powder into red brick soil will make ironmaking easier.

After doing this, Ye Sang began to prepare firewood to make iron.

Put dry firewood into the iron-making furnace, put more of it, extend the burning time, use hay to ignite it, use a blower to fan it, add charcoal to it, and increase the temperature of the stove.

With the blower plug-in, the charcoal in the iron-making furnace quickly burned red.

Ye Sang secretly thought that if he put what he was doing live on the platform, it would definitely become popular.

Put a layer of mud dumplings into the iron-making furnace, then put a layer of charcoal, then put a layer of mud dumplings, sprinkle a layer of charcoal, and so on, put three layers of mud dumplings, and finally pour all the charcoal in.

Ye Sang used a blower to blow air into the stove... "Sister, let me do it." Huo and the other children were so excited that they wished they could do it themselves.

Ye Sang shook his sore arms and decisively handed over the task of blowing the wind to a few children: "Work hard, I will make barbecue for you later."

"Aww..." Several children cheered loudly.

Soon after, the top layer of charcoal burned red. Ye Sang was not idle and quickly burned the second furnace of charcoal.

After burning for more than an hour, the charcoal was ready. Then stop putting firewood and wait for the charcoal stove to cool down.

The iron-making furnace continued to burn, and Ye Sang used a stick to peel it a little to see what was going on. She could only see red charcoal, but nothing else, and she didn't quite understand.

The book said that it takes two or three hours to bake, and now it’s halfway through, so let’s continue.

After the charcoal cooled, Ye Sang added the charcoal to the iron-making furnace. During the firing process, charcoal needed to be added continuously to keep the iron-making furnace burning.

At this time, everyone in the tribe finally divided the meat.

Ye Sang got more than 200 kilograms, which was also the best thigh meat. But she wanted pork belly, so she exchanged it with the people in the tribe, and everyone was willing to trade with her. After all, thigh meat is the best.

After everyone got the meat, they quickly ran to set up a fire and prepared to roast the meat and eat it.

After eating more delicious barbecue, I still feel uncomfortable eating raw meat.

Ye Sang felt very relieved when he saw this progress. Before long, no one in the tribe would eat raw meat, and food civilization could take a big step forward.

Gancang deliberately set up the fire next to the iron-making furnace, closer to Ye Sang.

He fought two and gave one to Ye Sang.

Ye Sang accepted his kindness and grilled the meat. Several children helped her. She grilled more and let the children eat with her in the evening.

The fat and thin pork belly, the rabbit legs with a cross-cut knife, and the chicken legs were grilled until they were oily, and the edges were curled up, shining in the firelight, and the golden oily color was the best embellishment.

Ye Sang called Xi down.

Xi was very smart and knew how to put her sister in the basket and lift her down so that she didn't have to hold her: "Sister."

Ye Sang put his sister on his lap and sat against her body. Children cannot lie down all the time because it is not good for their physical development: "Yun'er, did you cry today?"

Xi shook his head: "Sister didn't cry."

Ye Sang looked at the fatter little girl and pinched her little face: "Yun'er is so good."

Xi came over and said, "Sister, don't you praise me."

Praise, of course you have to praise, the more you praise the child, the better he behaves: "Xi is very responsible as an elder brother and takes good care of his sister. Yun'er will definitely like you as a brother very much in the future."

Xi was very happy after hearing this: "Sister, if you need me to take care of my sister in the future, just tell me and I will take good care of my sister."

Look, the child became more sensible after being praised: "Okay."

Listening to what the siblings said, Yucang couldn't help but smile on his cold face. Xi was so lucky to have a sister like Sang.

The firelight shines, the barbecue makes a sizzling sound, and drops of hot oil slowly slide down along the lines of the plump meat, hitting the fire, and small sparks rise...

It was so peaceful and beautiful in the tribe, but there was a riot on the other side of the mountain...

(End of this chapter)