agricultural doctor

Chapter 3425 An idiot's dream (56)

"Grandma can't see clearly because of eye disease, but she is not blind. If you dare to lie, grandma will punish you to listen to the story."

Aunt Wu pulled Chize to sit down: "By the way, your aunt Ran had just built this house, and once grandma was harvesting rice in the field..."

Akazawa sat down, and a bunch of children could only sit on the ground under the apple tree.

He sighed and interrupted Aunt Wu: "Grandma, Ze'er already knows that when harvesting rice, he met a wandering Taoist. But grandma, why did you go harvesting rice alone? Why didn't my parents help? Why did you say that?" Aunt Ran and Sister Yue'er's father won't help? Mr. said, you must know how to respect the old and love the young."

"You still know how to respect the old and love the young? Then you are not allowed to interrupt and listen to grandma."

Aunt Wu took out a handkerchief, wiped the sweat off his forehead, handed him a cup of tea, and continued: "Listen to grandma's stories, and get some snacks later. Your parents were at that time I haven’t come to the medicine village yet. Aunt Ran went to the elder’s house to discuss the purchase of a tea garden. Your elder sister Yue’er’s father picked rice for me. Didn’t he pick the rice back then? What did the Taoist say? Appeared."

After many years, when Aunt Wu mentioned that Taoist, her eyes were flooded with eye diseases.

"That Taoist is really amazing! He can hold water in a basket to drink. The basket is made of bamboo and has many slits, and the rare water will not leak out. What's more amazing, when he claps his hands, no Knowing where a bunch of butterflies come from, just fly around him!"

Akazawa is tired of hearing this story, but the other children have never heard of it!

Aunt Wu paused, and they all asked, "Grandma, grandma, what's going on?"

Akaze interjected: "The Taoist priest at the back asked grandma to come and see Fengshui. He said that our house is built on the veins of the dragon, and it will belong to the emperor. Grandma, Ze'er has already told you that the Taoist priest was pretended by my father." , you must believe it."

"Bullshit!"

Aunt Wu became angry: "You are blind when you are a grandma. At that time, your father had never been to Xiushui Village. The Taoist priest was named Taoist Xuancheng, and his fortune-telling came true. He said that there are dragon veins here, and that your Uncle Abo can stand out from the crowd. , your Uncle Abo is really the emperor. And your sister Yueer’s father, I heard it’s the emperor of Tao Dian, and your aunt Ran is now the queen.”

Chi Ze tilted his head and asked, "Grandma, is Tao Dian far away?"

"far away!"

Aunt Wu said desolately: "They will never come back in this lifetime, even if grandma is buried, she won't be able to see them."

Akaze's little man sighed maturely: "Grandma, what's the use of being an emperor? If they don't become emperors, they can still have fun with grandma. If they become emperors, they won't be able to see each other anymore. Being emperors is not good... ..."

Aunt Wu's bright eyes suddenly dimmed.

This time, instead of talking about Chi Ze's nonsense, she murmured: "It's not good to be an emperor, and you won't be able to see him anymore, Ze'er, do you think grandma can still see you, Aunt Ran and Yue'er?"

"I can't see..."

Before Akaze finished speaking, a wild child who couldn't sit still climbed a tree to listen to the story, saw the person appearing at the gate of the medicine shop, and shouted excitedly.

"Chize, there are a lot of people here at the medicine shop, and the clothes they wear are really nice. Could it be the emperor that Grandma Wu said is coming?"

"Is anyone here?"

Chi Ze couldn't sit still any longer, got up and rushed down the slope excitedly: "I'll go and see, I'll find my mother, I'll go to the pharmacy and call my dad back..."

　The reason for the lack of updates is that recently I was scanning the text to start the new book structure and plan to open a new book next month.Then, I didn’t write the extra episode, because it was written for a temporary uprising, and it was written casually, and it felt too perfunctory, so everything in the detailed outline was new, and the plot had to be reconsidered, and the writing was not slow as planned. (There are too many things to do on May [-]st, two chapters tonight, what is owed will be made up tomorrow during the day!)

　　
　
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