agricultural doctor

Chapter 959
Nanpeng and Ziyi were tired from hunting game last night, Yeran asked them to rest and come back in the afternoon to help pull weeds.

They insisted on not listening, saying that it was enough to take a rest after lunch.

Yeran had no choice but to let them go.

She suffered a small injury and was protected as a rare species, and her family Xiaoyue'er was in charge of watching her from the sidelines and not letting her work. Ye Ran couldn't laugh or cry.

I was bored, when someone shouted at the gate of the Yaozhuang: "Is Ran Niang here?"

It was Zhou Yunzhu's voice, and Yeran poked his head out from the big rock beside the stream: "Yunzhu, you didn't go to gather medicine?"

Along with Zhou Yunzhu, there were also Feng Shuyi and Zhou Zecheng.

Zhou Zecheng carried a chicken and walked this way: "I heard from your Uncle Zhou that you went to the mountains to dig medicinal herbs and kowtowed to the end. Your aunt asked me to carry a chicken to nourish your body."

Just as Ye Ran was about to say no, Zhou Zecheng seemed to have figured it out, and his face sank: "Are you disliking the shabby things given by Uncle Zhou? Besides, I came here this time to take advantage of you and want to earn money from your family. "

Yeran couldn't help laughing: "I'll let the aunt kill the chicken and eat it. Uncle Zhou, tell me, what money do you want to earn from my family?"

Hearing that her mother said that she would accept the chicken grown in the yard, Xing'er, who washes ginseng by the stream, hurriedly gave Ah Song a push.

The half basket of ginseng was almost washed, Ah Song carried the dripping basket on his back, jumped up onto the bluestone slab, and picked up the chicken from Li Chang's hand.

"I'm going to carry it to the aunt!"

All the way up the slope, Zhou Zecheng explained the purpose of his visit: "You were injured, Zhou Bo came to see you, and just wanted to ask, many villagers removed the seasonal medicinal seedlings from you, and they grew very well. The mint Crazy, do you accept it here?"

"Take it!"

Yeran pointed at Abo, who was busy spreading the ginseng on the bamboo mat to dry: "The butler Yin has the final say, in the future, if the villagers have medicinal materials to deliver, they will all go to the steward of our pharmacy. The dried ones and the fresh ones have different prices. The fresh ones can be used to make ointment, and the dried ones can be sent to Shuyi to make mint tea."

Zhou Zecheng's eyes were drawn to look at the things on the bamboo mat, and he was shocked: "So many ginseng?"

"Yeah, otherwise, how could I have kowtowed to the head and almost lost my life to dig it."

In front of Zhou Zecheng, she was a junior. When Ye Ran said this, she smiled playfully.

Abo felt that Ran's sister had kowtowed, and it was hard for her to talk too much. Now that he took over the job of the housekeeper of the medicine manor, he made up his mind to take care of the medicine manor for her.

Yin Bai spread the ginseng on the bamboo mat to dry, and walked towards Zhou Ze: "Li Chang, mint is used to make ointment, let's discuss a date and send it in batches. Those that are scattered and plentiful can be dried and sent away." It’s okay to come to our pharmacy, or send it to Sister Shuyi, and we can also discuss a day to collect the medicinal materials, so we can save a lot of trouble.”

"This kid, you look so good, Ran Niang, you are a good housekeeper, haha!"

Now that Yinbo was in charge, Zhou Zecheng saw that he had his own opinion, and the villagers asked him to ask, so he hurriedly followed into the main room and discussed with him.

Zhou Yunzhu and Feng Shuyi were shocked when they knew that Yeran was injured in the mountains.

Seeing her talking and laughing now, she let go of her worries, and Feng Shuyi gave Ye Ran a box of donkey-hide gelatin that her uncle brought from the state capital.

Zhou Yunzhu brought a pack of jujubes and wolfberries from home, both of which are for blood.

"Ranniang, yesterday the villagers picked a lot of woody flower buds in a mountain depression in a neighboring village. I was afraid that they would be spoiled, so I sent them all to the tea house, and asked Xiu'er's father to dry them according to the method taught by Su He. "

(End of this chapter)