A Farm Girl Traveling Through Time: Raising a Stunning Husband

The two of them walked in silence without even turning their heads. Li Youfu glanced at them stealthily, not knowing what to say, so he remained silent and just quietly tapped the cow's butt.

After finally arriving at the village, he was forced to say hello to everyone in the village before returning to Li Youfu's house.

Shen Wu didn't say anything, mainly because she didn't know what to say. Besides, it was not good to say such things in front of others. Gu Zhou mentioned this matter again and again, and today his words were even more pointed, which made her heart sink.

She has been discovered to be not the original owner, and has even been discovered to be a time traveler.

After getting off the ox cart, Shen Wu picked up the cloth and the seasoning and went back home first. He really didn't know how to stay with Gu Zhou, so he might as well sneak back to get some fresh air.

Although Gu Zhou deliberately ignored her, he was aware of her actions. He suppressed the powerlessness in his heart and went into the yard to pick up his younger brother and sister.

"Auntie, I'll take Xiaowei and my younger brother away. Thank you for troubling you today." Gu Zhou didn't bring in anything. He came in empty-handed and picked up the two people.

Gu Wei was originally learning how to cook for her younger brother from Aunt He, but when she heard her brother's voice in the yard, she happily put down her food and ran out of the house: "Brother!!"

"Oh!" Gu Zhou was very happy as he hugged his little sister who was running towards him, but he felt upset when he thought about what happened to Jiang Yu. He looked at the little sister in his arms and secretly swore in his heart that he must protect her and her brother.

Shen Wu put down his things and rested for a few moments, then got up and went to Uncle Li's house to get the remaining things.

Even if her secret is discovered by others, she will not be the kind of person who will ignore others.

She arrived at the door and found that the rice and flour were all there, but Gu Zhou was nowhere to be seen. Did he go to pick up the two children? She asked Uncle Li who just came out to get something, and he had indeed gone to the inner room to pick up the youngest.

Shen Wu grinned and said, "Uncle, please tell Gu Zhou later that I'm going to take my things back first."

"No, I'll send the things back to you, don't bother me."

Shen Wu shook his head and refused: "Uncle, I can carry it."

Li Youfu still wanted to ask his wife-in-law what happened between the two of them, but seeing that Shen Wu was no different from before, he gave up the idea. Seeing that she was unwilling to help himself, he agreed to her wish: "Okay! You go back first, I'll talk to him when he comes out."

Shen Wu tied up the openings of four bags of rice and flour, and walked slowly, carrying two large bags on her left and right that almost buried her.

Li Youfu looked at the stubborn back of the short Jiang Yu and sighed deeply. This kid became too sensible after waking up. It was unclear whether it was a good thing or a bad thing.

Shen Wu used up all his strength and finally moved the things back to the main room.

The kitchen has no door and the environment is not good. Things will definitely go bad if left there for a long time. I'm also afraid that if a mouse or something comes, it will ruin everything.

Thinking of making a shelf or something to raise it higher and place it inside the main room, she started to think of using the wood under the shed.

But there was no need to rush. She washed her dirty hands first, then soaked the cloth she bought in the largest basin in the house. Then she dried her hands and went to get the wood.

Fortunately, the wood was split very evenly. She roughly estimated the area where the pieces would be placed and selected some of them and carried them to the main room.

In order to keep it ventilated and dry, she chose to build it in a tic-tac-toe structure, and determined the final width of the wood according to the width of the rice and flour bags.

She measured it with a wooden stick and found it was exactly the distance between three pieces of wood.

After determining the distance, you can start construction.

For the bottom layer, choose a more stable wood, preferably one with at least four edges and corners. Shen Wu picked and chose and finally selected some.

The same method was used for the second floor. If there was not enough wood, I would choose more under the shed. After three or four trips, I finally got everything ready.

Shen Wu tried to put the bag up, and hey! It was just right, neither too much nor too little, and the stability was no problem.

After finishing this, she washed her hands and went to the kitchen to make a pot of rice according to the size of the bowl. Thinking of Gu Zhou, she thought that even if she was going to die, she had to die full!

After finishing this, I tidied up the yard a bit and threw away some kitchen debris before stopping.

He should be back by now, but why hasn't Gu Zhou come back yet? Is there something wrong with Aunt He?

There was no time to worry about his coming back. The rice in the pot started to smell fragrant, so Shen Wu quickly turned off the high heat and continued cooking on medium heat.

There wasn't much wood left in the stove, and it would burn out in about five or six minutes. She took some rags from home, closed the door, and went to the back mountain again.

She was already familiar with the place, and as usual, she took a stick to beat the grass, while walking in a daze thinking about how to deal with Gu Zhou.

Should she tell the truth or lie again? Would he believe her if she told the truth?

That she traveled through time?

She doesn't even believe this, okay?

lie?

Of the two choices, only lying seems to be better... Then what lie will she make up?

Just as he was thinking about it, he arrived at the entrance of the bamboo forest. There were inconspicuous small mounds of earth under some of the bamboos in the forest, and Shen Wu felt itchy when he saw them.

When she watched gourmet documentaries in the past, she had long been interested in the scenes of peeling bamboo shoots on TV. She lived in a plain city, where there was no such thing as a bamboo forest, and she had long wanted to give it a try.

According to the scenes in her memory, she looked for small bags not far from the bamboos, picked one that looked pleasing to the eye, and started digging the soil from all sides with a stick.

Maybe because it didn't rain, the soil was a bit hard, but fortunately the branches were reliable, and I saw the tips of bamboo shoots after digging for about four or five minutes.

Sure enough, there was! Shen Wu exclaimed, and quickly dropped the stick to dig.

The soil below is moist and soft, and can be easily dug up with a little movement.

The roots of the bamboo shoots were very strong. She thought of a way to use the bamboo shoot's own gravity to bend one end of the bamboo shoot, and then put a wooden stick underneath to pad the ground. Sure enough, she got it down easily.

One bamboo shoot was not enough, so she dug out another one. Since she did not dig out the roots, she filled the hole with the soil.

She used the old clothes she brought as a cloth bag to hold the bamboo shoots. She started walking around again, carrying two bamboo shoots on one hand.

Before Shen Wu had walked far, he heard the sound of a rooster crowing.

Are there chickens? She quickly dropped the bamboo shoots in her bag and walked towards the place where the chickens were crowing. She tried her best to suppress her excitement and walked slowly towards the chickens.

There were eight or nine chickens in this group, scattered in various places in the bamboo forest, pecking at the ground with their heads down.

Seeing that the situation was almost too close, Shen Wu picked up his old clothes and rushed forward.

She had actually caught chickens before, but they were domesticated, not wild ones like this one.

Although he had experience in catching chickens, this was a wild chicken, so naturally Shen Wu failed.

She did not give up. Seeing the chickens running to a place not far from her and continuing to peck the ground, she sneaked forward again.

This time she was smart. There was a small slope not far ahead. She knew where to drive the chickens. There were many chickens and her cloth was big. She should be able to catch one of them, right?