The real daughter is really not a human being

As the saying goes, what you learn from books is always shallow, and you can only truly understand it by doing it yourself.

Wei Shiyuan read a book for half a day, and then went to work in the fields with the maids in the second half of the day.

Sometimes she pedaled the water wheel, sometimes she adjusted the water flow, and she also pushed the watering cart everywhere. During the whole process, Wei Shiyuan did not feel that farm work was hard, and even felt that it was fun, like a child who had played with a new toy.

If she encountered something she didn't understand, she would immediately open the corresponding book to look it up, learning as she went along. Wei Shiyuan learned very quickly.

Not only did I answer the maids' questions, but I also learned a lot of new things. Is this how it is?

It turns out that farming has such a particularity. You can't plant the same thing every year. Fertilizing the field can increase the yield of grain per mu! There is a science to watering and fertilizing!

After finding something to do and learning new knowledge, Wei Shiyuan gradually became less nervous.

Yaoguang, who had become a hands-off boss, took Sun to the street to sell vegetables.

Unlike ordinary peddlers, the grandmother and granddaughter pushed a cart to sell vegetables on the street.

The cart was made by Yaoguang using wood from the yard. It was about three feet wide and five feet long, with several steerable wheels at the bottom and hollow square bamboo baskets stacked on top, one foot per layer, a full 70% high. The vegetables inside could be seen through the gaps in the bamboo baskets.

Fresh cucumbers, cabbages, leeks, garlic sprouts, eggplants, lettuces, etc. were neatly laid out. The top two layers were filled with fruits, pink peaches and yellow-red apricots, and a separate layer was reserved for melons.

Apricots and peaches are grown on the fruit trees in the yard, and melons are grown in the fields.

Sun Shi mostly did weaving and embroidery work in the village, and rented out her family's fields to fellow villagers for farming. The vegetables she planted were ordinary cabbages, and the old servants in the family would help her take care of them. As for the vegetables she usually ate, they were wild vegetables dug from the back mountain.

The vegetables grow very tall when it rains, and that's how the villagers eat them, so Sun is not an expert in growing vegetables. He just thinks that the price of vegetables in Beijing is expensive, so he saves as much as possible.

It was not until arriving in the capital that Sun realized there were so many kinds of vegetables, including melons.

Yaoguang took Sun to see the land, and saw vegetables that Yaoguang had grown with her powers, which looked similar. So Sun thought that they were vegetables that had been transplanted with the seedlings, and she was happy but didn't think much about it.

After all, which old lady could have imagined that her granddaughter could turn the seeds in the ground into vegetables?

Seeing that the vegetables in the field were growing well and that the family could not finish eating them, Sun took Yaoguang to sell the vegetables.

In Sun's eyes, her granddaughter is extremely capable and very good at business.

Along the way, the vegetable cart pushed by the grandmother and granddaughter attracted the attention of passers-by.

The main reason was that the wooden cart had a unique shape and was the first time anyone had seen it. Plus, there were many kinds of fresh vegetables in the basket, and everyone thought it must be from the kitchen of some official's family, buying vegetables. It was really enviable.

Yaoguang was familiar with the nearby terrain and brought Sun to the street where small vendors gathered to sell vegetables.

The two of them chose a spacious spot in the corner and started putting their things away.

The baskets on the wooden cart were detachable. Yaoguang took them down one by one and placed the vegetables in front of her, lining them up in a row. It looked very beautiful.

Even before Yaoguang started shouting, passers-by couldn't help but come up to ask about the price of the vegetables.

It’s nothing, the dishes here at Yaoguang are just too beautiful.

Unlike the cabbages of various sizes at other small vendors, some were even covered with mud and chicken manure, some had wilted a little, and even the leaves were starting to turn yellow. They were piled there randomly, and although they looked abundant, they were nothing compared to what Yaoguang had.

Every vegetable in the square basket is very clean, green where it should be green, yellow where it should be yellow, and each vegetable is very big, like twins. They are so fresh that they seem to have just been picked from the ground. And they are picked very carefully, so as not to touch the mud underneath.

They are arranged very neatly, with only occasionally some slender vegetables showing through the borders, but they are still extremely neat and really pleasing to the eye!

Not to mention that there are many varieties of dishes here, which can fully cover most of the vegetables on this street.

Yaoguang considered the prices of the vegetables nearby and gave a reasonable price.

When the woman heard that the price was normal and the vegetables looked fresh, she immediately picked some to take home.

After the first order of business was successful, the second and third orders followed. Some people came to buy vegetables, and some came to buy fruits.

Yaoguang was negotiating with the guests in the front, while Sun was busy looking for copper coins in the back.

About one-tenth of the pedestrians on the street gathered here and bought fresher and more beautiful vegetables at a price similar to that of other places.

Everyone who bought the food was very satisfied!

The vegetables were sold out and Sun was very satisfied.

The vendors nearby were jealous, but when they came closer to take a look, they had to admit that the vegetables in the basket were impressive. Seeing that the two men were not dressed like ordinary people and that the vegetables were not many and would not take away much of their business, they did not care much.

Maybe some of the wealthy people in the city came out to sell some of their leftover vegetables!

How could the vegetables in the field grow so uniquely? They must have been carefully selected. Seeing that Yaoguang had sold out the vegetables, some smart people immediately thought, why don’t they buy some and put them in their own baskets? It will definitely attract a lot of customers.

It can be seen that after people have gone far away, they feel a little regretful.

After selling the vegetables, Yaoguang and Sun pushed the cart back together.

After returning home, Sun counted the money he had earned that day.

This small cart of fruits and vegetables sold for about 200 wen. The main reason was that the melons were more expensive, while the vegetables were cheaper.

It would be good to save some money while you can still sell it.

Yaoguang had told Sun how much money she had, and also told her that Sun could use her money as she pleased.

But for the elderly, no matter how wealthy their younger generations are, they still need to save where necessary.

Sun was thinking about the vegetables in the field. When most of the fruits and vegetables were sold, she would make pickles with the remaining vegetables and plan for the winter.

I heard that the winter in Beijing is very cold. In late autumn, the family needs to prepare some firewood and buy some other things! Wouldn't the money earned from selling vegetables be useful?

Sun was talking on the side, Yaoguang was listening, occasionally nodding in agreement.

After nightfall, Sun fell asleep with a vision of the future.

Wei Shiyuan studied the agricultural book given to her by Yaoguang under the light of an oil lamp. She did not feel tired at all. Whenever she read to a certain part, her eyes were filled with excitement.

Yaoguang changed into a coarse cloth dress and stood on the roof, looking around the house. She stepped lightly on the eaves and jumped to a farther place, like a nimble little bat at night.

Yaoguang found the place Du Litian mentioned, hypnotized everyone there and asked them questions, and collected a lot of information about the rebels.

There is a person named Lu Chunqiu, but he rarely appears. The last time he appeared was last winter.

As for Lu Chunqiu's appearance and age, the minions below knew nothing about it.