agricultural doctor

Chapter 1652
Uncle He went to Xiaoze Town by boat, looking for a living on the water, and someone he knew bought a big basket of crabs, a bag of shrimps, and a few big herrings.

When Yeran and the others returned to the medicine village, they could see from a distance that the aunt and He Huahua were squatting on the bluestone board by the stream to kill the fish. The aunt cut the fish and scraped the scales. Clean it up again.

In fact, the smell of offal fish is very fishy, ​​but since the aunt knows how to get rid of the fishy smell, she tried to make a bean curd fish soup, and sprinkled some coriander when it came out of the pot, which was delicious.

After the Yaozhuang became crowded, the wolves raised by Xing'er got into the deep mountains and rarely came back to the Yaozhuang.

After they go deep into the mountains, they kill fish and chickens. These fish and chickens are no longer fed to the little wolf. The aunt is always reluctant to throw them away. There are many people in the medicine shop, so frying them with garlic sprouts is a dish for dinner.

Yeran stood under the stream, watching the auntie and He Huahua squatting on the bluestone slab with their heads next to each other, feeling the indescribable harmony of this scene.

Uncle Li took Yue'er by the hand and looked at Yeran who had stopped walking, with complicated eyes.

At this time, after killing a fish, Aunt Wu raised her head and saw Ye Ran and the others, she smiled and waved: "Yue'er, come and have a look, the big fish your grandpa He bought..."

Yue'er and Ah Song, who were children, ran towards the stream together, and before Ye Ran approached, Yue'er had already yelled away.

"Wow, what a big fish!"

A Song asked: "Ma'am, this fish weighs six or seven catties, right?"

"That's not it. Your Uncle He said that this big fish weighs six pounds and nine taels. It's rare to catch such a big fish. Two of them were sent to the kitchen on the back slope, and a few others were raised in the pond."

Aunt Wu smiled, and took a look at Ah Song's bucket: "Hey, I got a lot of eels and loaches, so I can clean up the eels while killing the fish."

The aunt's knife was too big for peeling the eel, and when it slipped, the eel slipped into the stream.

Ye Ran rushed to grab the knife: "Ma'am, I'll get it!"

At this time, Uncle Li, who had been standing by the stream without speaking, suddenly said, "Let me do it!"

"How is that possible? You are a guest..."

Uncle Li said expressionlessly, "You're welcome, big sister, I'm good at dealing with these things."

Ah Song felt that Uncle Li was weird, and thought of his method of kicking the water snake with stones, he picked up the eel bucket for fear of scaring the aunt and the others.

"Sister Ran and Madam are going to cook, and I'll get the eels."

It was approaching noon, and there was no cooking at this moment, and Ah Song often helped with the work, Yeran asked the aunt to give him the knife, and took He Huahua back to the kitchen to do some work.

As soon as they left, Ah Song squatted on the bluestone slab to get eels.

This thing was too slippery to handle, and it was because of his dexterity in martial arts that he inserted the eel into the ground with a bamboo stick, and then peeled it off with a knife.

After finally peeling one eel and cleaning it, I went to fill the bucket with another eel. I was surprised to see a hand stretched out and firmly grasped an eel.

Then, the next one...

Asong was dazed, seeing Uncle Li's movements like flowing clouds and flowing water, catching eels with a small sharp knife, one by one, and in a blink of an eye there was a pile of blood-stained eels on the ground.

Yue'er squatted on the side, her mouth couldn't close, she opened her eyes wide and watched Uncle Li's action of killing the eel.

Because Uncle Li's movements were fast, accurate, and ruthless, he peeled more than a dozen eels in one go without blinking his eyes.

His eyes were so calm that there was no wave, and it was because of this that Ah Song's back shivered, and his whole body felt cold, feeling that this scene was indescribably strange.

(End of this chapter)