Traveling through the farmhouse: farming and making a fortune and raising cubs

Chapter 131 Chapter 131
Carrying Li An around the field, if it wasn't for the inconvenience of the field, she still wanted to go in for a walk.

After this circle, near the edge of the field, the weeds have been drained of energy by her. Even if the energy of the weeds themselves is very low, but no matter how few mosquitoes are, they are still meat, right?
She doesn't dislike it, and a little makes a lot.

It is this large piece of wasteland, no, it is this large piece of taro field and soybean field, all of which are connected together. Turning around, not only takes time and effort, but also makes Li An's arms sore from exhaustion.

Fortunately, after this lap, it was almost noon, and I went to find Li Changhui to go home together. On the way, I met many people saying hello, because there was an extra acquaintance around me, and Lin He could speak a lot.

He talked about what he had seen and heard in the county, about Li Changhui's grandparents in good health, about how kind his second uncle and aunt were, and that the juniors he had educated were all great.

Of course, when someone asked about it one time, the parents-in-law and the others happened to be in the nearby field. When they heard Lin He's exit, they praised him, and immediately snorted coldly and said something strangely.

"Praise others so well, but I don't see how filial I am, and I'm not afraid of being laughed at by others."

This is clear, it means that Li Changhui and Lin He are not filial, and they are still saying that the second uncle and the others are very kind to their parents.

Lin He was the kind of person who would be hurt by such a few words, and immediately turned back with a smile.

"What did mother say? I saw my grandparents were very kind. When I saw the scars on Brother Hui's body, I was so distressed that I wiped my tears. I even took Brother Hui to see a doctor. They are also very kind to the younger generation. If I were my second uncle and second aunt, I would definitely be very filial."

As for you, you, who can't even tolerate your own son, still expect others to be filial, so go ahead and dream.

Liu Cuifang was completely speechless, and Lin He didn't care: "Let's go, Brother Hui, uncle said to go to their house for dinner at noon, and help us clean up the dust."

He said this intentionally loudly so that everyone around him could hear him.

They had indeed gotten closer to the uncle's family recently, and Lin He also vaguely heard a few words saying that they were not close to their parents, but they actually went to get close to the uncle's family.

However, uncles, aunts, and a few cousins ​​are indeed better than Li Changhui's real parents and brothers, and treat them better.

Lin He didn't believe that those words had nothing to do with Liu Cuifang, and now she said them in front of her, so as to avoid people talking nonsense every day.

Of course, it is estimated that the effect will not be too great, but it is better than nothing.

After walking a little further, Lin He turned around and asked Li Changhui, "Brother Hui, aren't you angry when I said that to your mother just now?"

After all, it was his mother, and Lin He was also worried that Li Changhui would be dissatisfied. If he didn't think it was okay, then she would say less in the future.

Fortunately, Li Changhui shook his head: "It's okay, my parents have been partial since childhood, I'm used to it, and I don't have any hope for them anymore."

As long as it wasn't an innocent insult, he wouldn't take it to heart.

What's more, the little cook didn't insult her, she could only retort a few words at most.

Lin He was relieved, but Li Changhui turned around and said, "You, when you were on the mountain, weren't you nervous when talking about the county town?"

Lin He shook his head: "It's not that I'm nervous, it's just that I don't know that uncle well, and he is too enthusiastic, and he keeps asking, which is a bit overwhelming."

Her social fear only occurs when she is unfamiliar with people and has no acquaintances around her.

Li Changhui had been by her side just now, so of course he wouldn't be nervous.

Li Changhui also understood a little bit, the character of the little cook is really cute.

The two went back with their children in their arms. Li Changhui washed his hands and changed into comfortable shoes, and took the children to the uncle's house together.

Many people on the road saw it. Li Yongkang did ask them to eat, but Lin He was not bragging.

"Here, I'm about to ask Chang Lin to call you."

Li Yongkang was sitting on a stone in the yard, smoking a pipe. When he saw them coming, he knocked on the stone and smoked the cigarette.

"Go back and change clothes, uncle, Changlin said you have something to say?"

Li Yu and Li Hao had already been called away by several children, Xiuling and her aunt were in the kitchen, Lin He also went to help, Li Changhui hugged Li An and sat beside Li Yongkang.

Li Yongkang turned sideways: "It's nothing serious, have you opened the things your uncle asked you to bring back?"

"No." But Li Changhui quickly understood what uncle meant: "Second uncle brought a letter back?"

Li Yongkang nodded: "It's in the cloth you brought back."

Li Changhui frowned, he really didn't expect that the second uncle actually carried letters in those things.

He thought, he should know what the second uncle was talking about.

Immediately afterwards, the uncle continued to say: "Don't be angry, the second uncle didn't deliberately hide it from you, but there are some things that I'm afraid the child will know and spread."

Li Changhui smiled: "Uncle, you asked us to come here, isn't it for this reason?"

"Where, I just want you to come over for a meal and talk about some things by the way."

After speaking, he turned his head and looked.

The children of my own family were all in the house, and everyone else's family had gone back to eat. They were still in their own yard, and there was no one else around.

"Your uncle said in the letter that this year, let us plant more soybeans, and let me raise some ideas with the villagers, but you can't publicize it, keep it secret, and don't let the news spread."

As he said that, he looked at Li Changhui with a slight frown on his brow: "You also said before that you can grow more soybeans this year. Is there any news?"

Li Changhui really didn't expect it. They originally guessed that the second uncle probably had to wait until the next time he returned to the village before he could mention this matter to his uncle and guess that it was related to him.

Of course, this was all guesswork. At that time, no one would have remembered that he had said that he wanted a variety of soybeans.

It's just that they didn't expect that the second uncle was actually the steward of the oil mill they had chosen, let alone that the second uncle sent a letter directly to the uncle.

The second uncle didn't know, but the uncle immediately associated it with him.

But fortunately, Uncle doesn't know about soybean oil extraction, and the news won't spread in a while, let alone connect it with their entry into the city. To them, it's nothing Influence.

So Li Changhui shook his head without thinking, "There is no news, I just heard that soybeans can be used to fertilize the fields. Our family has a lot of wasteland and Susukida, so I wanted to give it a try."

While talking, he asked curiously: "What else did the second uncle say in the letter? Why did you suddenly think of asking everyone to grow soybeans? Isn't soybeans very cheap?"

He didn't want the matter of oil pressing to be linked to them, and he didn't want too many people to know about himself and the little cook, as that would be of no benefit to them.

As for Li Yongkang, naturally he didn't have the slightest doubt. He never thought that this eldest nephew would lie.

"Your second uncle didn't say anything, but your second uncle is a prudent person. He will definitely not let us grow soybeans for no reason. Just before it's too late, if you have time, you can plant them in the corners of the field. Some."

Li Changhui nodded and said: "Okay, anyway, I heard that the soybean field is fertile, and it's okay to have more varieties."

Li Yongkang thought of something, and said with a smile: "This is a good idea, and I will tell others the same when the time comes."

(End of this chapter)