Space Farmer's Farming Story

Chapter 165 Return

Seeing Lin Yeer's denial, Mrs. Lin couldn't help interjecting, "When the old man died, your father was alone by his side. It was at that time that the old man gave the secret recipe to your father. Your father selfishly gave the kimchi The secret recipe is hidden, and this is intended to be monopolized."

This Lin's mouth is really powerful, black can be called white, white can also be called black, and the kung fu of nonsense is really admirable.

If she hadn't brought the kimchi from that world, listening to her swear words, she might wonder if she embezzled other people's things.

A group of people stared at a thirteen or fourteen-year-old child, making everyone around them frown.Although I don't like this kind of practice of the Lin family, it is the Lin family's business after all, and outsiders can't intervene.

Lin Wu was at the head of the village, got the news, and hurried over.Mo Ming took Xiao Tuantuan and An Zi to Houxi to catch fish, but he didn't know it for a while.

As soon as Lin Wu arrived, he heard Lin's words, and became angry, "I was there when my grandfather died, and I didn't have anything to give to my father."

Lin snorted coldly, "Of course you would say that. If you have something good, how could you show it?"

Lin Wu was so angry that he couldn't think of words to refute.

Lin Ye'er patted his hand and signaled him to be calm, "Okay, since you insist that this kimchi is the Lin family's secret recipe, I have a question for you to clarify."

At this time, Lei Shi spoke, "Girl Ye, it's reasonable for Mother to come here and ask you. After all, this is the Lin family's property, it belongs to the Lin family, and you monopolize it. It's not suitable for love or reason."

Look at what they said, making it seem like they are not from the Lin family.Lei Shi deliberately changed the topic at this time, just to make sure that kimchi is a handicraft handed down from the Lin family.

Lin Ye'er raised her hand to stop her from continuing, and said flatly: "I just ask a few questions, you won't be too guilty to answer them, will you?"

"Guilty, what are you talking about. We have nothing to be guilty of." Lin was the first to yell.

"Since the second aunt said so. I will ask my niece. If there is something offending, the elders must not blame it."

Lei Shi was about to speak, but Lin Ye'er spoke first, "The Lin family has an ancestral kimchi skill, do you know?"

"I don't know." It was the second uncle who spoke.

Lin Ye'er looked at the third uncle, and the third uncle replied with the same promise.

Lin Ye'er suddenly understood, it seemed that they had made sufficient preparations in advance.Under normal circumstances, when many people are asked this question, they will definitely answer 'know'.In their minds, this can better prove that the craftsmanship of making kimchi is passed down from the Lin family.

In fact, often such an answer is the most stupid.Because it cannot withstand scrutiny, it only takes a few questions to expose the lie.

Now they answer that they don't know, so there is a lot of content to make a fuss about.

I don't know, so I never came to ask for it.

I don't know, so my family has never done this business.

Don't know, so they have a reason to come and fight.

With such thoughtful consideration, it seems that the third uncle and the third aunt really worked hard.

Lei Shi said at the right time, "If Fei Niang saw the kimchi, she really wouldn't have thought of it."

Lin Ye'er had to say that the third aunt was much better than the second aunt who could only yell, or else she would hit the nail on the head when she spoke, and every sentence was the point.

Mrs. Lin also said at this time, "When I was young, I happened to encounter a famine. At that time, I was busy fleeing, so I forgot about it. I saw the kimchi brought back by the third child yesterday, and then I remembered the door of the Lin family. craft."

Reasonable and reasonable rhetoric, the whole family unified the statement, so that the villagers who didn't know the truth believed it at least seventy-eight percent.

(End of this chapter)