agricultural doctor

Chapter 406 Dumbfounded!
"This can't be done, can't be done."

Zhou Yunzhu waved her hands again and again: "This tea garden was originally under my father-in-law's name. It would be better if the deed is under his old man's name."

Zhou Zecheng also thought it was not good to transfer the land deed to Zhou Yunzhu's name.

Only Yin Song looked at Yeran admiringly, thinking that she was indeed the woman the young master liked, with such meticulous thoughts.

Firstly, this tea garden was acquired by Mrs. Feng and her together with a share of money; secondly, Zhou Zecheng, the daughter of Zhou Zecheng, suffered a lot when she married Lu Jun.

With Lu Jun's talent and learning, and being highly valued by Mr. Xiao, it is not difficult for him to be nominated on the daily gold list.

In this world, there are not a few men on the high school gold list who abandon their wretched wives.

After entering the official career, it is easy to be deceived by luxury and money. Even if you never give up your wife who has suffered together, you will compare yourself with your colleagues and take a few beautiful concubines to keep at home.

Ran Niang acted like this to leave a way out for Zhou Yunzhu who had a good relationship with her...

The young master values ​​Ranniang so much, and in all likelihood, Ranniang will become his mistress in the future.

With Yin Song's exquisite appearance, he has already begun to please Ye Ran, and said to Zhou Zecheng: "Who is the name of the contract, the daughter-in-law of the Lu family should discuss this matter with his father-in-law, and the girl Ye from the tea garden and your daughter-in-law are also shareholders. , it’s up to the family to have the final say.”

Zhou Yunzhu was only thinking about redeeming the tea garden for her father-in-law, but she forgot that Yeran and Xiao Feng's shares in the tea garden now.

It's really not up to her to decide.

She was a little embarrassed, took the land deed and said: "I'll go back and discuss it with my father-in-law. After the discussion, Ran Niang and the others have no objections, and I will go to the Yamen to get the deed tomorrow."

Ye Ran and Xiao Feng waited at the Li Chang's house, waiting for Zhou Yunzhu to discuss with his father-in-law.

After handing over the money with one hand and the land deed with the other, the tea garden was considered to have returned to the Lu family.

If it is normal, there will be trouble in the village, and there will always be those women who like to watch the excitement and gossip about the news.

But because it is the busy season of farming, every household is busy harvesting their own rice.

Since the death of her husband and her parents-in-law, Aunt Wu has had a hard time living as a widow. Gradually, she sold off her family property, leaving only an acre of Susukida to barely make ends meet.

In previous years, although harvesting the rice was tiring, she could still bear it, but picking the harvested rice back was exhausting.

Now with Yin Tian helping to pick the rice, she is full of vigor.

She had cut the rice for a long time, and the rice on the ridge of the field was almost piled up into a hill. She straightened up with her waist supported, and was about to see if Yin Tian came from home with an empty basket?

At this time, on the mountain road in the distance, a Taoist approached, holding a cloth banner, and shouting at the top of his voice: "There are many dreams at night, the spirit and soul predict good and bad luck, test characters, tell fortunes, and read Fengshui..."

In Xiushui Village, wandering Taoist priests often pass by, who can tell people's fortunes and see Fengshui.

It's just that it's the busy season of farming, and every household is busy harvesting rice. Who has the spare time to ask a Taoist priest to tell their fortunes and look at Fengshui? Aunt Wu secretly sighed that the Taoist priest came at an inappropriate time, and continued to bury her head in harvesting rice.

The Taoist yelled that he was a little tired all the way, and when he walked closer, he sat down on the field ridge not far from Aunt Wu: "Ma'am, can I ask for a glass of water?"

Aunt Wu's rice field was far from the village, just at the foot of the mountain. She straightened up and pointed to the creek in the mountain stream.

"The mountain spring water is clean and drinkable!"

"Thank you for your advice, ma'am."

The Taoist priest took out a cup from his bundle, scooped up a cup of mountain spring water from the ditch, and sat by the ridge of the field to drink it.

Aunt Wu was holding the rice and putting it on the ridge of the field. When she saw the cup in his hand clearly, she was dumbfounded!

(End of this chapter)