The rural doctor is busy with farming, and her abstinent husband can't bear it

In her opinion, only the iron fist of the government can curb such lawless behavior and make justice prevail.

This series of events also made Aunt Zhou gradually sober up and realize that the public opinion pressure from the villagers alone seemed unable to shake Su Yu's position, and only a fair judgment from the government was the right way.

Thinking of this, she spat in disdain and was about to leave, but unexpectedly this action caused an unexpected storm.

Su Yu moved like a ghost, and in an instant he grabbed Aunt Zhou by the collar. His voice was cold and full of unquestionable authority: "This is not your spittoon. If you make it dirty, you will be responsible for cleaning it up!"

Aunt Zhou was caught off guard and was strangled by this sudden action, causing her to cough repeatedly and her face turned red.

Su Yu then let go of his hand, his posture calm, his eyes flashing with a sharp edge that could not be provoked: "You'd better be more conscious, so that I don't have to do it myself."

The power contained in those words made Aunt Zhou tremble involuntarily.

Aunt Zhou rubbed the pain in her neck, glared at Su Yu fiercely, but finally chose to succumb to reality and clean up the indecent stuff herself.

In her opinion, Su Yu acted unconventionally and was capable of doing anything, so it was better to do less than more.

When Aunt Zhou left angrily, she was secretly proud of herself, thinking that when the government arrived, Su Yu's arrogance would be completely extinguished.

Compared with Su Yu's calmness, Jiang Ziling's brows were furrowed and he looked worried.

He hesitated to speak, and finally just sighed: "Ayu, this..."

Su Yu smiled confidently, "Don't worry, the government will know the difference between right and wrong and will not listen to one side only."

After saying this, she picked up the wooden basin, held the shovel, and continued to devote herself to her work, not at all disturbed by the previous dispute.

She carefully collected the wood ash with delicate and powerful movements, ensuring that these precious natural fertilizers would not be blown away by the wind. Every step revealed her love and respect for life.

As the chili water boiled, she turned to prepare lunch. The simple but thoughtful ingredients were transformed into a delicious meal in her hands. Although there was no meat on the table, the taste of the oily and spiced food was enough to comfort people and allow the whole family to sit around the table and share this warmth.

Xier is busy and obediently taking care of the small animals, from the initial care of chickens and ducks to now even taking care of the daily life of the horses. Her innocent sense of responsibility warms people's hearts.

In his spare time, Jiang Ziling sewed shoes for Xier stitch by stitch. Although his eyes looked tired sometimes, whenever he saw the smiling faces of his wife and daughter, all his hard work instantly disappeared.

Smoke from cooking fires rises in the sky above the village, and every household is immersed in their own little happiness.

After cleaning up the dishes, Su Yu carried the bucket of carefully prepared chili water to the field. Xier followed closely behind him, carefully carrying the wood ash that had solidified into blocks.

As the morning light breaks, figures can be seen moving among the fields. Holding wood ash water in their hands, they carefully remove insects and protect the crops. A harmonious pastoral picture quietly unfolds.

Su Yu's craftsmanship is extraordinary. She accurately blends the melted wood ash and chili water. Every stirring with the wooden spoon is the deepest respect for the land.

Only when the water in the bucket reached the right temperature did she begin to spray meticulously along the traces left by the pests, as if drawing a map of protection in the fields, laying the seeds of hope for next year's harvest.

Looking back, Su Yu discovered that the villagers were gradually gathering in groups of three or two at a leisurely pace.

Among the crowd, some were carrying heavy wooden loads, and every step they took seemed so steady and resolute; some were carrying huge water jars with crystal water droplets hanging on the edge of the jars, gleaming in the setting sun; and a few families cleverly used Uncle Li's seemingly old but extremely sturdy ox carts to drag precious clean water. The squeaking sound of the wheels rolling over the dirt road seemed like the most simple music of the countryside.

Su Yu's land is not very large and pests are not rampant. The two buckets of clear spring water are just enough to nourish that land of hope. In comparison, other people's land and fields are vast, and the few jars of water are like a spoonful of water poured into the vast desert. Although it is precious, it is difficult to satisfy the thirsty land.

When everyone saw Su Yu, warm smiles naturally blossomed on their faces, like the long-lost sunshine penetrating through the clouds. Everyone's greetings were filled with the unique warmth and simplicity of the countryside.

She responded one by one, and her calmness and warmth seemed to instantly draw people closer. She said, "My carriage is idle. If anyone needs to move these heavy water tanks, just let me know."

As soon as the voice fell, a clear voice rang out from the crowd. It belonged to a boy who looked about fifteen or sixteen years old. His eyes were full of sincerity and surprise. "Really? Second sister-in-law, you really come to our rescue. We are worried about how to properly transport so much urgently needed water back home. With your carriage, everything becomes much easier. Second sister-in-law, you are not only kind-hearted, but also so generous. Thank you so much..."

The young man's appearance was unfamiliar to Su Yu, but from the "second sister-in-law" he called affectionately, she vaguely guessed that this should be a distant relative of her husband Jiang Ziling.

Su Yu pursed her lips and chuckled, with a hint of gentleness and cheerfulness in her smile: "This is what I should do, come with me."

The young man Jiang Qishan followed behind Su Yu with brisk steps, talking nonstop as if he had installed a perpetual motion machine: "Sister-in-law, my name is Jiang Qishan, and I am brother Ziling's cousin. I have heard that brother married a wife who is both beautiful and skillful. Today, after seeing her, I can see that she is indeed worthy of her reputation. Moreover, you are so smart and kind. If this trick to get rid of insects is really effective, you will become a hero known to everyone in our village."

"I usually study in the county town, so it's normal that my second sister-in-law doesn't know me. After all..."

Su Yu seemed to hear the faint sound of bees' wings flapping in her ears. She responded absentmindedly, wondering in her heart why this young man's words were so unreserved and so frank that it was endearing.

After returning home, Jiang Qishan rushed straight to the kitchen, eager to find Jiang Ziling.

"Brother Ziling, here I come!"

Jiang Ziling was concentrating on tinkering with herbs at this time. He was startled when he heard the voice and asked in confusion: "Shouldn't you be in school now? Why did you come back?"

Jiang Qishan looked around and answered casually, "The school is on vacation, and I missed home, so I came back."

"Brother, you see, it's different now that we have a sister-in-law at home. The house seems much more spacious and brighter."

Jiang Ziling smiled slightly and responded, "Well, I just simply adjusted the position of the bed. I didn't expect the space to feel much larger."

"Hehe, today I have seen it with my own eyes. My second sister-in-law is not only beautiful, but also clean and efficient. Brother, you are so lucky that we brothers are jealous."