I, the one in the heavens, am here to protect my bottom line in all realms.

Just then she heard her grandmother calling for food to be served, so she turned around and went over to help.

Due to poor vision, she almost bumped into her grandmother who was holding two large bowls. Fortunately, she had sharp ears and dodged in time so that her grandmother did not notice and was not scolded.

She waited for her grandmother to come over before she went into the kitchen. Dabao and the others had also returned. They were each carrying their own meals and staring at the pork and vegetables fried on the stove with greed.

As expected, grandma started to scold her, almost the next second after this thought came to her mind: "Where have you little bastards gone? Hurry up and bring the food over. Do you still want to eat..."

Daya urged helplessly: "Hurry over there, don't crowd here, Dabao, bring the dishes over too."

After giving the instructions, she continued to wash the pot as she had to boil water later.

Zhang Chengyuan saw the last bowl of rice on the chopping board, picked it up and left.

Dabao and his friends followed closely behind. The adults in the family were obviously unhappy, but when they saw the meat dishes that Dabao was carrying, they instantly shifted their attention.

The uncle stretched his neck and took a deep sniff, his saliva almost flowing out. His eyes were fixed on the meat dish, and his chopsticks in his hand were ready to attack at any time, determined to eat the most meat.

Although the others were not as exaggerated as my uncle, they were almost the same, all looking greedy for meat.

Dabao also attached great importance to being able to eat meat. He did not put the meat dishes on the table first, because he knew clearly that if he dared to do so, he would not be able to eat a bite of the meat.

He sat down and put down his own meal first before preparing to put down the meat dish.

But my uncle obviously couldn't wait any longer. He stood up and was about to reach across the table to pick up the meat, but grandma quickly took action at this moment.

She first slapped away her uncle's outstretched hand, then snatched the meat and vegetables from Dabao's arms and distributed them one by one.

If these little bastards were allowed to pick the food up themselves, some would definitely not get any. It would be better for her to distribute it directly.

Zhang Chengyuan slurped up the wild vegetable porridge he had been eating for almost half a month while watching a play.

Grandma first picked up two pieces of meat and a chopstick of wild vegetables for grandpa, and then continued to share with her three sons, giving them two pieces and a chopstick of wild vegetables each.

The greedy uncle wanted to struggle and tried to grab another piece, but unfortunately grandma, who was familiar with him, didn't give him any chance at all. The uncle sat down with a flattering smile.

If he grabs it, he can have one more piece. If he can’t grab it, it doesn’t matter, he won’t suffer any loss anyway.

Grandma rolled her eyes at him, then divided the food among herself and her daughters-in-law, but they didn't get as much as the men, just a piece of meat and a chopstick of wild vegetables.

After the elders had distributed the food, it was the children's turn. However, Daya didn't come, so grandma kept waiting without giving her any share. The children couldn't help drooling and wanted to pounce on the food to grab it, but they didn't dare to put it into action.

In a few minutes, Sister Daya came out after cleaning up. She immediately understood what was going on and she took a few quick steps and sat down.

Grandma then continued to distribute the food, giving each child a piece of meat and a handful of wild vegetables. In the end, only two pieces of meat and some soup were left.

Without any hesitation, she picked up another piece for Zhang Chengyuan, gave the remaining piece to her old man, and kept the soup for herself.

The uncle's eyes immediately looked over, but Zhang Chengyuan didn't pay attention to anything else. She took off a small half of the lean meat from the two pieces of meat and gave the rest to her father and mother.

The parents did not disappoint and put the child into their mouths without any hesitation. They did such heavy work every day and had been running out of money for a long time. If they had not been rational, they would have snatched the child's flesh away by them.

Now that their daughter offered it to them, how could they possibly refuse? After putting it in their mouths, they couldn't help but squint their eyes in enjoyment and didn't want to swallow it for a long time.

Unfortunately, the meat was not enough to eat in one bite, and it was gone while they were chewing. However, the wild vegetables with the taste of meat were not bad, so they ate them in big mouthfuls. This made the people who were staring at them a little disappointed, and they looked away and tasted their own piece of meat carefully, and then ate their meal with the same idea.

Zhang Chengyuan finished his meal in a few bites and stood up to put the bowl away.

After that, I took a handful of pig grass that Dabao and his friends had picked and went to the backyard to feed the rabbits. After feeding them for a period of time, the two rabbits had obviously grown a lot bigger.

In another four and a half months, they will be able to breed little rabbits. By then, they will be able to give birth to a litter every one and a half months, with at least three to six rabbits in each litter. Even if we count three rabbits in each litter, we will have five rabbits by the New Year.

By next year’s Chinese New Year, we will be able to have rabbit meat freedom.

Thinking of this, Zhang Chengyuan couldn't help but mutter to himself while looking at the little rabbit: "Eat more, eat more, eat well so that you can give birth to babies, and you will have endless descendants..."

The moonlight had risen at some point, and with the bright moon and sparse stars, one could see everything clearly without the need for lights.

Wubao jumped over to Zhang Chengyuan's side and squatted down. He looked at the little rabbit with sparkling eyes and asked his seventh sister: "Seventh sister, how long will it take for the little rabbit to grow up? I want to eat meat so much."

Zhang Chengyuan patted his younger brother's head and said, "We can't eat meat for now, but we can try to see if there is any fish to eat."

Wubao hesitated and said, "Seventh sister, grandma won't let us go down to the river."

After being reminded of this, she remembered, but this did not bother her. She got up and went to find her brother Erbao.

It's because Erbao eats so much that he is never full at every meal. I told him that there will be a chance and that we can call Dabao to come along. But we definitely cannot bring the younger brother because he is too young.

Zhang Chengyuan saw everyone sitting and chatting in the yard after dinner, so she pulled her brother Erbao and ran away. When they were far away from the crowd, she leaned close to his ear and told him her thoughts: "Second brother, do you want to eat fish and drink fish soup? Let's go catch some fish."

The second brother looked up at the moon and thought it was a very good idea.

I've been busy all day and have no time to do anything else. It just so happens that the moon is very bright today, so I can even see my slacking off: "Okay."

"Second brother, then you go find the eldest brother, and I'll go find the basket."

Erbao obediently went to find Dabao and told his grandparents that he wanted to go fishing.

Zhang Chengyuan ran out with the basket and followed them. His mother Li Chuying shouted from behind, "Take good care of Qiya."

Except for Da Ya and Er Ya, Si Bao and Wu Bao, all the other sisters followed. The two younger ones wanted to go too, but were scolded and finally stopped in grievance.

Zhang Chengyuan followed Dabao and the others to the creek. She squatted and looked carefully into the water. Dabao and Erbao had already rolled up their trouser legs and were about to go into the water.

She gave the basket to Erbao and continued looking for fish. The other sisters went into the water or looked for sticks.

Finally, Zhang Chengyuan saw a small fish the size of a palm. He immediately put his hand gently into the water and instantly put the fish into the pond.

After collecting them, she looked at her empty hands and decided to find a container. She left the river and looked around, but she found nothing. She sighed and decided to give up.

She saw the fragments of the pottery jar out of the corner of her eye, and she instantly had an idea, because she still had a skill that she had not used yet.

(End of this chapter)