The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 45 Problems with Household Registration

The Wanling Space is not very large at present; the actual usable space is only about half an acre.

Little Ayu scattered beans right next to the Wanling Water. The spiritual energy there was exceptionally strong.

After an afternoon and a morning of nourishment, the plant seeds in the Wanling Space have grown very lush.

The common soybeans, mung beans, barley, and broad beans have all grown to the point where they are about to flower, but the peas look particularly different.

The peas have already flowered, and some small green peas have sprouted on them.

The most surprising thing is that this kind of pea usually only grows to half the length of an adult, but this one is more than ten feet long and has branched out into various branches, covering a small patch of land.

Little Ayu had never seen peas before, let alone pea sprouts.

She stared at the tender pea shoots and the tiny peas hanging on them, full of curiosity.

They are so cute!

【These can't be eaten directly. They're upgraded grains. Come back this afternoon; they should be ripe then.】

Little Ayu knew that if she didn't understand something, she should listen to others.

So she didn't pick the peas, but instead watered them with the All-Powerful Water before leaving the space.

Old Mrs. Wang went to see Wang Chuanman early in the morning, and her expression improved when she learned that he had mixed the water from the manure bucket into the breeding mud.

Wang Chuanman asked, "Mother, why are you asking this? Can't we use the water in there?"

"Men, stop talking so much, hurry up and go compost!"

Grandma Wang was disgusted and pushed Wang Chuanman's face away when she turned her head and saw Xiao Ayu yawning as she walked out of the house.

Grandma Wang instantly forced a particularly kind smile and walked towards Xiao Ayu.

"Ayu, you're awake? Didn't you sleep well? Good child, go back to sleep," Grandma Wang said gently.

Little Ayu shook her head, trying to swallow back the yawn that was rising again, before saying, "Grandma, I'm not sleepy."

She had just woken up and was still a little sleepy.

Grandma Wang took Xiao Ayu's hand and led her to wash her face. She also said a few funny things. Xiao Ayu was very accommodating and smiled like a forsythia.

Wang Chuanman watched from the side and felt that he was just like everyone else, but with different fates.

Well, he can't argue with his daughter either.

Grandma Wang went to the field and saw that most of the grain seeds in the mud dumplings in the breeding field had sprouted, but they had only cracked slightly and a little green could be vaguely seen.

It seems that the water does indeed promote crop growth; I wonder how long the effect will last.

Without making a sound, she sent away the people in the family who were in charge of farm work, forbidding them from going to the fields to check on things.

The day before, Old Wang made a small flower basket for Little Ayu, and today, she took the flower basket to pick wildflowers.

Wang Wulang, Wang Liulang, and Wang Qilang were, as usual, assigned to follow Xiao Ayu.

Wang Wulang was restless and kept thinking about going out to play. Wang Liulang and Wang Qilang enjoyed playing with Xiao Ayu, but they wanted to go up the mountain to find all kinds of wild fruits.

Now all sorts of wild fruits are starting to grow, so they need to scout out where they can be found.

Once they're ripe, we can take Ayu to pick them directly.

Afraid that their younger sister would fall, they didn't dare go too far, only wandering around the nearby hillside.

Little Ayu was unaware of all this. She obediently followed her brother, and whenever she saw flowers, she would put them into her little flower basket.

Blue, purple, yellow, and red, all mixed together, it looks absolutely beautiful.

"Ayu, you like flowers?" Widow Zhou was digging in the field when she saw little Ayu flitting around like a butterfly, so she called out to her.

Little Ayu nodded, took a flower from her little flower basket, thought for a moment, put it back, took another flower, and handed it to Widow Zhou.

"Auntie, here you go."

Widow Zhou teased her, "Oh, are you giving me something you don't like?"

"No," Little Ayu nodded quickly, "This is my favorite, it's the prettiest, and Auntie is pretty too!"

Widow Zhou was overjoyed by Xiao Ayu and smiled broadly.

As expected, daughters are the most considerate.

Unfortunately, she probably won't have a daughter in her lifetime.

She had been married for less than six months when her husband died while performing corvée labor, leaving her a widow without any children. Beside the Zhou widow's land stood a peach tree. This peach tree didn't bear many peaches, but its blossoms were exceptionally beautiful.

Normally, she forbids villagers from picking peach blossoms, and if they do, she will chase after them and scold them for half an hour.

This time, she directly picked a large branch, which was adorned with particularly bright peach blossoms, one after another, extremely eye-catching.

"You give me flowers, I'll give you flowers too."

Little Ayu was overjoyed to receive the flower.

"Honey, peach tree branches can be propagated by cuttings. You can plant them here and we can eat peaches too."

Little Ayu didn't agree immediately. She was thinking that she should keep the gift that her aunt had given her safe.

Upon learning of Xiao Ayu's thoughts, Tuanzi nearly vomited blood.

After much persuasion, Xiao Ayu finally agreed to break off half of it and put it in her spatial storage.

Little Ayu wasn't strong enough, so she secretly put it into her spatial dimension when her brothers weren't looking, and had Tuanzi help her break it.

[That's right!] Tuanzi breathed a sigh of relief. It regretted not having prepared a parenting guide before coming, and now it was caught off guard.

Raising cubs is all about trial and error.

Wang Liulang and Wang Qilang were not interested in flowers. When they saw a dry paddy field, they immediately went to catch loaches.

Wang Wulang and Wang Silang saw this and followed along to catch loaches.

More and more children are coming.

Little Ayu sat and waited nearby.

So the villagers of Hujia Village saw a group of boys digging the fields, making them full of holes.

Only Xiao Ayu was wearing a jacket, with a small bib around her neck, and carrying a small flower basket filled with all kinds of flowers, including a peach blossom in full bloom.

Under the bright sunshine, the little girl looked like a fairy descending from the clouds, with two natural blushes on her fair cheeks.

Even though he was covered in mud, he still looked like an impeccably clean child.

"Old Wang's granddaughter is really beautiful."

“Ayu looks like a lucky person. Tell the kids in the family not to bully her and to play with her more. Maybe they can get some of her good fortune too.”

“This child likes wildflowers. Aren’t you going to the mountains to chop firewood? There should be quite a few blooming over there. Pick a flower wreath for her.”

"I have to say, just looking at Ayu makes me feel that this life is really comfortable."

Everyone was talking to themselves, but little Ayu didn't pay attention to them; she was just watching her brothers dig for loaches intently.

When she occasionally dug up a loach, little Ayu clapped her hands enthusiastically and exclaimed, "Wow, brother is so amazing!"

If she finds an eel, she'll say, "Don't catch snakes!"

Wang Wulang laughed heartily: "Silly sister, this is not a snake, it's an eel. They just look alike."

Little Ayu was surprised again. It turned out that this wasn't a snake, but they really looked like snakes.

Hmm, I guess she won't be eating eel for lunch after all.

If they were the snake's playmates, the snake would definitely be sad if it knew.

The Wang boys, unaware of their sister's rich inner thoughts, ran around in the fields, catching more than twenty loaches.

Old Wang's family had another meat dish for lunch—grilled loach and eel.

Little Ayu ate steamed buns. She had two buns yesterday, and she ate one last night. She ate the other one at noon today.

The steamed buns had thin skins and generous fillings, made with very high-quality ingredients, and she ate until she was completely full.

After lunch, Grandma Wang instructed her daughters-in-law to make steamed buns from the risen dough, planning to steam them for dinner.

Before they could even start steaming the buns, Village Chief Hu sent someone to find them.

"Dr. Hu said that there is a problem with Ayu's household registration and that you need to go and take a look."

Upon hearing this, Liu stopped steaming buns, grabbed her coat, and hurried to the village chief's house.

Old Mrs. Wang naturally followed along.

She frowned, thinking all the way. She and the village chief had handled the household registration together, so what could possibly go wrong?
Could it be that Ayu's relatives have come looking for her?
(End of this chapter)