Travel through the farm and live a leisurely life by farming

Moreover, rabbits reproduce very quickly, so they can be raised as domestic rabbits, and we won’t have to worry about having no meat to eat in the future.

The more Su He thought about it, the more she felt that this method was feasible. Besides, there was a lot of fresh green grass and wild vegetables around the village. She had just discovered quite a few as she walked along. There must be some problem with feeding the rabbits.

After hearing this, Su Chi said anxiously:

"I can be responsible for feeding the rabbits. I am also the one who cuts most of the grass for the chickens at home. I will definitely be able to feed the little rabbits until they are plump and white."

After hearing what his younger brother said, Su He couldn't help but force a smile at him and nodded at him.

"Okay, let's go home. I'll talk to Grandpa and we'll raise these little rabbits."

After being busy for so long, Su He still had to catch fish when he returned. He was still thinking about the fish in the river. It was along the way anyway, so it would be even better if he could catch a few fish.

"Then let's go back. If grandma doesn't see us when she gets home, she'll probably be worried."

Su Chi looked at the sky and thought that they had been out for a while today. If grandma didn't see them when she got home, she would be worried.

After saying that, he picked up the basket with both hands. However, he didn't expect that the hare was so heavy that he couldn't lift it at once.

Su Chi took a deep breath and planned to try again.

Su He at the side chuckled softly, and when she saw the younger brother turning around to look at her resentfully, she quickly stepped forward to pick up the basket, explaining:

"This hare is too heavy. Come on, sister. Lead the way."

Su Chi was a little unconvinced at first, but when he thought about how he couldn't even muster the strength to breastfeed just now, he gave up. Who told him to be only seven years old? He couldn't get enough food every day. When he grew up, he must grow tall and big so that his elder sister wouldn't have to work so hard.

Su He didn't know that Su Chi had thought so much about her casual action.

The two walked back along the same path they came. This time they didn't find any wild animals along the way, but they did find a few mushrooms and a few Litsea cubeba not far away.

The Litsea cubeba had just bloomed at this time, and Su He secretly noted down its approximate location. After a few months, when the Litsea cubeba had ripened, he could come and pick the fruits and take them home.

This Litsea cubeba is a very good seasoning, and it makes dishes taste even more fragrant.

Soon the two of them followed the same path they had taken, walked out of the mountains, and came to the small river where Su Chi had mentioned they would go fishing.

Su Chi thought of last night's fish soup, turned around and said a few words to Su He, asked her to wait on the shore, then rolled up his trousers and went into the river.

Su He looked at the shore for a few times and saw that the river was not deep, so he felt relieved.

I put down the backpack and basket on my back and looked around to see if there were any edible wild vegetables. I thought about picking some and covering the basket with them.

Otherwise, when I return to the village later and meet someone who sees these things, it will be difficult to explain them.

I saw a lot of water celery growing on the river bank, and there was even wild garlic on the slope in front.

Su He first picked a handful of fresh water celery and covered the basket containing the rabbit with it. It looked like he had picked a basket of wild vegetables, and it was impossible to see what was under the basket.

Taking out the small hoe from the backpack, Su He walked to the small slope. The soil by the river was still relatively soft. He used the small hoe to rake and pry the soil, and the wild garlic was easily dug out, revealing the white jade-like garlic heads.

This wild garlic is a delicious wild vegetable. Dig some and stir-fry it in the evening. It is so fragrant.

After a while, Su He dug up a large handful of wild garlic. When he thought it was almost done, he got up and went to the backpack.

Just as he put down the wild garlic in his hand, he saw Su Chi coming ashore with three fish skewered with lemongrass in his hand, neither too big nor too small. Su He calculated quickly in his mind.

There were not many fish, but they still had mushrooms and hares in their baskets. She was already very satisfied with today's harvest.

Only Su Chi pouted, as if he wanted to go down to the river again to see if he could catch a few more fish.

"Well, we've eaten a lot tonight, let's catch more when we have time."

It was getting late and they had been out for most of the day. It was time to go back, otherwise grandma at home would be worried.

Su Chi thought about it and nodded. His sister was right. Anyway, his sister knew how to cook fish. It would be the same if he could catch some fish tomorrow when he had time.

Thinking of this, he stood up and went ashore. He looked at the fish in his hand, then looked at the full backpack and basket, and grinned foolishly.

We have meat to eat tonight!

The two of them took their things and walked home at a much lighter pace. They didn't meet anyone along the way. Su He was relieved instead, as it saved her from having to find an excuse if others saw them.

"Grandma, Grandma.....We are back!"

Su Chi returned to the Su family, pushed open the gate, and saw no one in the yard, so he shouted loudly into the house.

However, he did not see Old Lady Su as he expected. Su He closed the gate at the back and saw that no one responded from the house. He thought: I guess grandma went to the fields to deliver meals, and there is nothing to do at home, so she might help in the fields as well.

In the past, because Su He was sick and had been lying at home, the Su family was always worried about her being alone at home, and would always be in a hurry to come back alone when she went out, cook and do housework, and also take care of Su He at the same time.

"I guess grandma is still working in the fields and it's getting late. Let's make dinner first. We can have dinner when they come back."

After saying that, he told Su Chi to put the fish in the basin first. He had carried the fish all the way back, and if he didn't put it back into the water, it would die.

I saw Su Chi excitedly run into the kitchen, get out a basin, scoop some well water, and put the fish into the basin. After a while, the fish actually started to swim slowly.

Su He took out the big rabbit and put it in the yard, then picked up the basket and went to the backyard.

Seeing this, Su Chi followed and the two of them came to the backyard.

Su He looked around and saw several sheds in the backyard. There were several large cages made of wooden boards, but most of them were empty. There was only one cage that held the Su family's only old hen.

I think these cages should have been used to raise chickens when the Su family was still well off. Now they are empty.

However, although there are no chickens, the few empty cages have already been cleaned thoroughly and there is no chicken manure at all.

Su He opened the cage, first pulled a handful of dry straw from the straw pile under the eaves, and put it in the cage as a pad.

Then catch all the wild rabbits in the mountains today and put them into the cage one by one.

Looking at the wild rabbits in the cage, Su He thought for a moment and said to Su Chi who was squatting beside him, "It took us so long to get here, the wild rabbits must be hungry. Let's go outside and pick some tender grass to see if they want to eat it."

When Su Chi heard that the wild bastard was hungry, he didn't bother to respond. He turned around and ran out the door.