My 1995 Small Farm.

After Chen Ling left, Yu Qi'an began his happy day.

Although he was chased and bitten by Rui Rui and his dog again early in the morning, he still managed to release the geese in the wheat field as he had wished.

Even if the wheat fields are muddy after the rain, he will put on his rain boots and wade through the muddy fields to herd the geese.

It happened to be the weekend, and Zhenzhen was at home, so she followed him around early in the morning.

Having Zhenzhen with him was a pleasant surprise for Yu Qi'an, because with the little girl around, even the family's little white ox, little water buffalo, and little blue horse would come over to run and play.

Otherwise, Yu Qi'an, being an outsider, wouldn't be able to command them.

They started having so much fun that they quickly attracted a group of children who ran around and played with them.

Erhei led his pack of dogs, which also attracted a group of puppies from the village.

This feeling...

Yu Qi'an finally understood the happiness Chen Ling usually felt.

But his happiness was short-lived.

Not long after, the little lamb arrived on his motorcycle and discussed with him about moving the packhorses.

It's been raining a lot lately. It rained for three days before stopping for a day, and then it drizzled again last night.

Rain or shine, the little sheep and their crew's trip couldn't be delayed.

Canned goods, pickled vegetables, and ingredients from Sun Yanhong's side—no matter which side they come from, it all relates to their business.

Chen Ling wasn't in a hurry, but they themselves were.

So they urged Yu Qi'an to hurry up and get things done so he could leave with the convoy.

To avoid further rain and delays in the process.

They got busy.

Wang Jusheng and the others were also busy.

After spending the night at the local police station, Wang Jusheng drove his donkey cart back the next morning, loaded with jars of pickled vegetables.

These pickled vegetable jars, of various sizes, were stacked on top of each other, filling an entire donkey cart. They were tied together with hemp ropes as thick as two fingers, and looked taller than a house. At first glance, it was quite frightening.

The donkey pulling the cart jingled its bells, seemingly oblivious to the weight of the water tanks on the cart, and continued to walk briskly along the mountain path.

Wang Jusheng had to be very careful following the donkey cart. Going uphill was no problem, and turning was also fine, but if he encountered a downhill section, the cart could easily overturn, which was no joke.

He kept cracking his whip and shouting as he drove, while also holding tightly to the reins.

As for comfortably riding in a donkey cart, he wouldn't dare do that at all.

Fortunately, his family has been raising donkeys since he was a child.

He was so used to driving donkey carts that he could be described as very skilled at it.

The donkeys in the mountains are used to walking the mountain paths, just like old oxen that have been plowing the land for a long time, they know where to use what kind of force.

The journey was filled with close calls but ultimately safe.

It's been raining these past few days, so Han Chuang finally has a chance to catch his breath.

He rode his motorcycle with his wife and kids, arriving almost at the same time as the scooter.

He didn't come here to get a share of the money.

It was his brother Han Chao who figured out the spicy snack machine.

Speaking of his brother Han Chao, he is quite talented in this area, and he also takes the things Chen Ling asked him to do quite seriously.

They felt that the machine Chen Ling wanted to research would definitely make a lot of money in the future.

Even though the cannery was very busy lately, his brother would still find time to study the spicy snack machine.

Aside from the spicy snack machine.

Han Chuang also brought a uniquely shaped fish tank with him this time.

It was a new vat specially made by the glass factory.

It has to be said that most people will show unimaginable enthusiasm as soon as they learn that something can make money.

Han Chuang looks like a big, simple-minded guy.

His past behavior certainly wasn't very smart.

He was mainly taken care of by his parents and older brother, so he didn't have to worry about anything. He never had to worry about the trivial matters of daily life.

Most normal people would think this big guy is silly and simple-minded.

But ever since the cannery started to recover, Han Chuang has been thinking about all sorts of things.

Just like the idea Chen Ling proposed: adding handles to canned food jars to make them look like water cups, thus stimulating people to buy canned goods.

He not only modified several beautiful water cup designs himself, but also put plastic nets on them and added small gifts.

They also learned from Chen Ling's marketing methods for Liang Yuemin's beverages and created a scratch-off prize area on the canned food jars.

It was supposed to be the kind where you could just use the "buy one get one free" offer.

But Han Chuang felt that this wasn't exciting enough.

Scratch-off prizes, especially those with cash rewards, are more exciting.

Of course.

This scratch-off canned food is expensive.

But the bottle looks better.

If Chen Ling knew about this, he would definitely give it a thumbs up.

In written terms, Han Chuang, this big, simple-minded guy, has now been fully motivated.

Han Chuang came here this time also hoping to get praise from his elder brother.

He arrived at just the right time.

Chen Ling wasn't home today, but when she arrived at the farm, she did just as much work as she was supposed to do.

First, they drove the packhorses, then caught fish fry, then caught fish, and finally loaded everything onto the carts and weighed it.

After loading the truck, we went with the old lady and Yu Qi'an to collect eggs on the mountain and to fish for duck eggs in the river...

He didn't rest for a moment. But he was quite happy, feeling that working at Chen Ling's house was different from working at his own.

Working at home makes me feel uncomfortable and unable to exert any strength.

Not only can you chat with interesting friends here, but you can also eat and drink well with a group of friends of similar age. There's nothing better than this.

Chen Ling was unaware that so many people had come to her house after the rain.

He drove his tractor, speeding along the mountain road with Afu and Ashou in tow.

Ever since he got used to riding the little blue horse, he has always preferred to drive fast, whether he's riding a motorcycle, a car, or a tractor.

However, the biggest difference between him and those so-called "ghost fire" teenagers is that he is highly skilled and daring. He drives fast without fear of hurting others or himself.

As the saying goes, a new car is strong for three years.

The newly purchased tractor not only has plenty of horsepower, allowing it to speed up mountain roads, but it's also incredibly durable, easily navigating small ditches and bumps without flinching.

Moreover, Chen Ling doesn't travel on muddy roads, so the issue of the vehicle getting stuck doesn't exist.

He wasn't afraid of getting his car stuck.

Even if there are puddles or the like, he can simply take them into his cave and release them after he's passed that section of the road. It's a very simple matter.

It was along this journey that Ah Fu and Ah Shou were shaken and hurt.

But at the same time, the two tigers also found it very exciting.

This is a completely different feeling from being cramped in a cage on a zoo truck and walking along a mountain road.

The scenery along the way, and the mood while enjoying it, are completely different.

Especially when passing through small villages and towns, the adults and children would stare in horror or follow behind the tractor with incredulous exclamations.

Even though they were feeling nauseous from being jolted around by the swaying tractor, they both tried their best to keep their upper bodies steady, standing upright with serious and dignified expressions.

Only after passing through areas inhabited by people can one relax.

Ah Shou, looking like a big tabby cat, had his front paws on the railing in front of the truck bed, whimpering pitifully at Chen Ling, trying to get him to slow down.

This section of the road is lined with many small villages and households.

Some villages are divided into three parts by a river.

For example, it could be called Liu Village East of the River, Liu Village West of the River, or Li Village Big River, Li Village Small River...

So, Ah Shou often hadn't barked a few times before a crowd of people came out and looked towards the back of the tractor, so it had to quickly sit up straight and maintain its dignified appearance.

After passing through the crowd, he started shouting and yelling again.

Soon they encountered another crowd...

I went back and forth several times.

Ah Shou stopped calling out, his big head drooping as he swayed with the tractor, looking sullen.

Afu remained calm throughout; it had even gotten used to the bumpy ride and suppressed the urge to vomit.

Once the swaying decreased, it gracefully strolled around in the back of the tractor, taking in the scenery.

Chen Ling would glance at them from time to time.

But more often than not, I look up at the sky.

He was looking at Er Tuzi.

Speaking of which, since bringing Ah Fu and Ah Shou back last time, Er Tu Zi has hardly been home.

Chen Ling initially grumbled a few words, but he didn't help catch the geese at all, and no one knows where he went to play.

Later I realized it might have flown too far.

But after waiting and waiting, it never arrived.

As he left home today, another thought was on his mind.

He imagined that while he was on the road, Er Tu Zi might suddenly appear in the sky, just like many times before, chirping and circling, then performing all sorts of dazzling and difficult maneuvers to show off his skills to him.

But after driving through Kuliu County and crossing three major rivers, no eagles or falcons appeared in the sky.

He felt inexplicably worried.

"I hope something bad has happened."

"This year, all sorts of wild animals have been attracted. What if we encounter some birds of prey that have flown in from elsewhere..."

You should know that when magpies flock together in the mountains, even eagles dare not provoke them.

There have even been cases of eagles stealing food from magpies in winter and being attacked and killed by the magpies.

Although the bald hawk's feathers are like iron feathers, it is much larger than an ordinary hawk.

But even magpies can outmaneuver eagles.

it……

The moment this thought crossed Chen Ling's mind, his worries intensified. He quickly banished these thoughts, thinking to himself that this guy must have gone completely mad.

While driving the tractor, he couldn't help but curse: "Damn you, Baldy, you flew off to have fun and then never came back. You're even less righteous than Little Green Horse."

But even after I finished yelling, I still felt a bit confused.

Animals that you develop a bond with are truly different from ordinary livestock and poultry.

As they approached Wangbacheng, Ashou started barking again, and this time Afu joined in, barking and yelling, clinging to the sideboard of the truck bed and trying to jump off. Chen Ling was taken aback and realized they wanted to get off the truck to relieve themselves, so he found a place to stop.

Once he stopped, he noticed something different.

In the town ahead, it's market day today, and the vendor on the outermost cart is selling two bamboo baskets of spicy strips.

It's almost exactly the same as what Wang Qingzhong sells; it's made entirely from a single piece of bean curd skin.

"Goodness, spicy strips have spread all the way to Wangba City?"

Chen Ling wanted to go over and check the situation. The people at the market also saw him outside the town, along with the two tigers furtively digging a pit not far from the tractor.

"My God, look what that is! Look, look..."

"My goodness, what a huge tiger!"

"What's going on? A big turtle just appeared in Turtle City, and now two big tigers have arrived." (End of Chapter)