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Chapter 126 Your Wife Is Really Virtuous
Mu Sixi pondered for a moment, recalling those groups of people fishing for lobsters by the river in his previous life.

Use a wooden stick, tie a rope on it, tie some fish gills on the rope, and then put it in the water. The lobster will come to eat when it smells fishy, ​​and then use a small net to scoop up the dragon.

This can't help but be fast, and it doesn't know how to get fish from the Internet. Thinking of this, Mu Sixi immediately asked Uncle Lawang to help get these things.

Fortunately, I just caught fish here yesterday, and every household has fish gills, which together make up a big pot.

After cutting some small sticks, Mu Sixi taught them to tie the gills of the fish and put them in the water to wait for the lobsters to come.

Seeing that the fishing for lobsters is too simple, the uncle who pulls the net wonders if he doesn't need a hook.

But seeing Mu Sixi's confident look, she couldn't help but believe her. After all, she found out that the lobster was edible, and he gave the business to the downstream village. Otherwise, the people in the downstream village would still not know that the lobster was edible. You can also exchange money.

Now everyone in the village is very grateful to her. Thinking of this, Uncle Lawang no longer hesitates, rolls up his sleeves and starts working.

A few young men who had just used nets to pull lobsters in the water also came ashore at this time. It was the first time they saw people using this method, and they wondered if it would work.

But Mu Sixi is their benefactor, without her, they can only watch helplessly as more and more lobsters are in the river, and the fish will be gone by then, let alone selling money, and every household can share to silver.

At this time, Mu Sixi gently pulled the place where the stick was placed just now, and an old red shrimp was caught. Mu Sixi was overjoyed, and before calling someone to bring the small net, a big hand floated by, and the lobster It fell steadily into the net, and the whole process was coordinated seamlessly.

Mu Sixi paused with his hands, and his heart that had been silent jumped bluntly again, and sighed softly, "Forget it, let's talk about everything when we go home."

She no longer intentionally neglected Chu Lv, on the contrary, let him do everything, doesn't he love doing it, Mu Sixi thought so.

Rows of sticks were placed by the river, and Mu Sixi pulled them up one by one. Chu Lu used a small net to catch the lobsters on them and put them into the bucket.

The two cooperated very well. Seeing Mu Sixi happily pulling the rope while telling him to lighten up, don't scare the lobster away, Chu Lu felt happy, and the tenderness in his eyes grew stronger.

Those young men who also came to help pull the shrimp were envious for a while, and all praised Chu Lu's good fortune to marry such a capable woman as Miss Xi'er.

Since Mu Sixi and Chu Lulai were mistaken for husband and wife by Uncle Lawang last time, everyone in the downstream village now thinks they are husband and wife.

Mu Sixi didn't bother to talk nonsense to them. When explaining, the more he explained, the more confused he became. People thought he was shy.

But this also made Chu Lv very happy. If Xi'er didn't deny it, she must have admitted that she was his wife. After being recognized, Chu Lv was happier than winning a battle, and she kept accepting the envy and blessings of those young men.

Mu Sixi and Mu Yichen were stunned, especially Mu Yichen, who thought that Xi'er really agreed to marry Chu Lv after hearing what they said, and felt more and more upset, as if he had raised a pig for several years for others. The pig was arched.

It had to be said that Mu Yichen's metaphor was perfect. If Mu Sixi knew about it, she would definitely be crippled, and he would compare her to a pig.

(End of this chapter)