A farmer's fierce wife

Chapter 93 What Did It Eat?

Nan Feng threw down a vine in his hand, and sighed again: "That's the only way to go."

Nan Quanyou teased her again and said: "Our Feng'er was a beauty when he was a child, when the abscess on your face heals, maybe you will be more beautiful than your mother in the future."

Nanfeng asked: "Father, was mother really beautiful when she was young?"

"Of course, when your mother was young, she was a famous beauty in Qingshui Town. Your mother and I met when we were talking about folk songs. At that time, there were many men who fell in love with her. Your mother chose me. but……"

Nan Feng knew that Nan Quanyou felt guilty again that he had not allowed his wife and daughter to live a good life.

So Nan Feng turned to comfort Nan Quanyou: "Father, you love your mother so much, she must understand your painstaking efforts, and besides, when she was alive, you were so loving, how could she blame you?"

Nan Quanyou shook his head, then nodded again.

……

The next day, Nanfeng went to the mountains again early in the morning. She listened to what Nan Quan said, and expanded the circle around Hongguoguo, and picked some of every plant in the circle.

Because she came here once and knew the way well, she came back early.

She took out the newly picked plants and fed them to the bamboo rats in turn, but she felt something was wrong while feeding them.

These bamboo rats were somewhat manic because of the abscesses on their bodies, but the third bamboo rat seemed very quiet.She took the quiet bamboo mouse out alone, only to find that the abscess of this bamboo mouse had turned negative, and there was no symptom of continuing to ooze pus.

No, when they went out in the morning, the condition of the three bamboo rats was still the same, so they couldn't get better so quickly, could they?
Nan Feng called Nan Quanyou in the room: "Father, did you feed this bamboo rat anything special?"

Nan Quanyou responded loudly in the room: "I haven't fed anything except porridge, what's the matter?"

Nanfeng said, "This bamboo rat's abscess has healed!"

"Really?" Nan Quan couldn't believe it, he hurriedly put down his work and walked out, took the bamboo mouse from Nan Feng's hand and turned it over, seeing that the abscess had really turned negative, Nan Quanyou suddenly remembered something: "Could it be..."

"What is it?"

Nan Quanyou said: "When you went out in the morning, a bamboo rat slipped out of the cage, and I caught it back. It may have eaten something when it sneaked out."

"Father, do you know what it ate?"

"I don't know," Nan Quanyou said.

"Then where did you catch it back?" Nan Feng asked.

Nan Quanyou pointed to the pile of plants left from yesterday, "It's right there. I brought this bamboo mouse back to play on it."

That pile was all herbs that Nanfeng had experimented with, and after a few days of piling up, they had already wilted, and Nanfeng wanted to dry them in the sun and use them as firewood.

She hastily put the two new bundles of plants aside, and then carefully searched through the old pile.

First exclude the ones fed in the previous two days, and leave yesterday's ones.

Yesterday, the third bamboo mouse should be fed a vine with small yellow flowers. She pulled out the vine and fed the other two bamboo mice again.

But at night, the abscess on the other two did not get better, but the abscess on the third bamboo rat kept getting better.

It means that the vines are useless at all!

But why did the third bamboo rat prefer it?Nanfeng couldn't understand it.

If she can find something to eat for the third bamboo rat, she can cure the abscess on her face and become beautiful.

Nanfeng was not reconciled, so he turned over the pile of plants to see if any bamboo rats had missed them.

No, I ate them all.

Nanfeng sat on the ground dejectedly.

Nan Quanyou was also worried about Nanfeng, and then he suddenly said: "Could it be the leaves of Hongguoguo? We fed everything, but this leaf was not fed. Maybe the bamboo rats ate Hongguoguo leaves!"

leaf?

(End of this chapter)