agricultural doctor

Chapter 783
After Yeran reminded him, he found two cans of bruise ointment from the medicine cabinet: "This is the ointment I made myself, and it is also sold in this herbal medicine hall. You apply the ointment once a day in the morning and in the evening, and massage the injured ointment. can recover more quickly.”

When Lu Yongming injured his leg, he went to the doctor and the doctor said that his muscles and bones were broken and he would be crippled for the rest of his life.

Unexpectedly, Ran Niang only had a few needles, and her legs and feet became flexible so quickly.

He took the ointment, thanked him and left, and when he left, he didn't care about Yin Tian's cold face, and greeted him.

As soon as Lu Yongming left, Yin Tian put down the pharmacopoeia: "Mother asked me to come back and carry the plow."

After finishing speaking, taking advantage of Ye Ran's time to clean up the silver needles, he lightly pecked her on the face: "Well, rub my legs for me at night?"

Then he slipped out of the pharmacy, walked away, and went to the woodshed to carry the plow.

My aunt used to marry into the Yin family, and the Yin family also has ten acres of land.

When her father-in-law was alive, there were cattle at home. Later, her father-in-law passed away, and Aunt Wu's life became more and more difficult.

As a last resort, the cattle and the fields were sold successively.

The ox was sold, but the plow was still there, and it was kept in the woodshed when the house was moved.

Now that we have cattle at home, the plow can finally come in handy!

As soon as Yin Tian flashed out of the pharmacy, Ye Ran touched the place he had kissed, her cheeks flushed slightly.

shameless!

Who is going to rub his legs for him?
She needed at least one stick of incense for Lu Yongming's acupuncture.

At Houpo, Chi Mo and the others were still waiting for the plow to plow the ground, but he was lucky, because he was jealous, afraid that she would touch Lu Yongming, pretending to read the pharmacopoeia, and insisted on staying in the pharmacy for so long.

Scolding is scolding!
Ye Ran caressed her cheek, but there was a hint of sweetness in her heart.

Yue'er and Xing'er were very curious about an extra ox at home. When Yin Tian came back to move the plow, a pair of children insisted on following behind him to see the ox plowing the field at the back slope.

Yin Tian stayed at Yeran's house for a few months and learned how to build walls, move bricks, light fires, etc. He has done all kinds of work, except for plowing, which Yin Tian can't do.

The aunt knew how to tie the plow to it with a rope, but as for how to drive the cattle, whether or not the plow was set up properly, this kind of man didn't know much about the work.

In the end, there was no other way, so I ran to Zhou's house and called Zhou Zhijie to help.

With cattle, the family needs to build a cowshed.

Yeran then called Chimo to accompany Da'e to cut trees in the mountains, and then went to Carpenter Tan's house to ask him to help build the cowshed.

On the side of the house, chopped bamboo was inserted into a circle of fences, and a few hens and a dozen chicks were raised inside.

Yin Tian took a few people to the back mountain to plow the land, and Da'e helped Carpenter Tan to build a wooden house beside the bamboo fence.

This is not a very meticulous job, unlike Da'e's house, where the wood has to be planed and built tightly.

One side of the cowshed is leaning against the courtyard wall, and the pillars are propped up, and a few thin beams are built on the roof, and then covered with straw, so that it can shelter from wind and rain, and it is easy to make.

The cow was locked up in the woodshed for one night, and when the sun went down the next day, Carpenter Tan and Da'e built the cowshed beside the bamboo fence.

Having a cow and setting up a cowshed is a big deal.

At noon, Yeran soaked the smoked bamboo shoots prepared last time, and Carpenter Tan stayed for dinner at night. She fried a large pot of smoked bamboo shoots and bacon, which was very good for dinner.

Aunt Wu was full of praise after eating it: "This is better than the dried bamboo shoots we dried. The bamboo shoots are about to break through the ground these days. You are working on the back slope. When you are free, you can dig some more and make more dried bamboo shoots." Keep it and eat."

(End of this chapter)