Quick Wear: Men Farming and Women Weaving

The vegetation halfway up the mountain was even richer and more diverse than that at the foot of the mountain. Not only did she see some common herbs, but also some edible wild vegetables, mushrooms, and yam. She rushed to the yam in surprise to check its vines. This large area was full of yam. She took out a hoe from the space and carefully dug the yam.

The yams dug out were not as long and thick as those seen today. They were only as long as the arm of a five or six-year-old child. It took two hours to dig out only a small half of it, and there was a small hill of yams piled up next to it.

It was already very late, so I put all the yams into the space and went back to the original place to check and see if the wild vegetables were already very dried. I took out a tattered cloth bag, which was only half full of more than 20 kilograms of wild vegetables, but in the end, only more than kilograms were left after drying.

When she returned, she only brought back a bundle of firewood. Seeing that she had been away for quite some time and only brought back this little firewood, Mrs. Liu angrily punished her by not allowing her to eat dinner that night.

"Mom, don't get angry and hurt yourself. It's not worth it for this cheap girl." Song Baoer hypocritically advised Liu Pozi. She didn't know why, but she just didn't like this niece from the third room, and would take advantage of her whenever she had the chance.

"You are still better, Bao'er. This little bitch hasn't learned an ounce of your intelligence." Liu Pozi has a very thick filter for Bao'er and can't see her bad side.

"Why are you still standing there? Go out and chop two baskets of firewood." Granny Liu turned around and faced her granddaughter with an immediately ferocious look, not allowing her to go back to the dining table to eat.

The people around didn't dare to say a word under the pressure from Mrs. Liu. Only Li's eyes were full of worry, but she didn't dare to speak to her mother-in-law.

Er Yue saw her elder sister being scolded by her grandmother and wanted to step forward to say a good word for her sister, but was stopped by Li.

Li knew that speaking at this time would be like adding fuel to the fire, so it would be better for her to go outside and chop two baskets of firewood to avoid being scolded and beaten.

Seeing that her grandmother was so angry, Song Yiyue didn't say anything. She turned around, picked up the backpack and went out.

"hehe"

Song Baoer's gloating laughter came from behind.

Since I had already eaten, I wasn't too hungry, so I chopped two baskets of firewood first.

"Girl, why didn't you go home for lunch?" A hunter in the village was tying up pheasants and saw her chopping wood.

Song Yiyue turned around and saw a burly middle-aged hunter behind her. From her memory, she learned that he was Hunter Zhou, who lived at the end of the village near the back mountain and made a living by hunting. He married the daughter of the Xu family, who was also a hunter in the neighboring village, and had two sons. They were the ones who lived the best during the famine. Originally, Song Baoer wanted to seduce his youngest son to get food, but unfortunately he ignored her.

"Uncle Zhou, my grandma asked me to come over here and chop two baskets of firewood to bring back."

When Hunter Zhou heard what she said, he knew that Mrs. Liu was making trouble again.

He took out a piece of dry food from his carry-on and gave it to her, telling her to eat it quickly before going back, lest she go hungry again. He also helped her tie the branches together and then left.

Watching Uncle Zhou leave, I felt grateful for his action and thought I would give him some return the favor when I had the chance.

He put the dead branches into the space and went out to look for wild vegetables and fruits in the woods with empty hands.

Two grape vines were found not far away, and they were full of grapes. It was not yet the ripe season, so no one went to pick them. They only transplanted one vine, set up a rack in the space, and let it grow freely.

After walking up the mountain for about an hour, I found several beehives hanging on the edge of a cliff, with bees coming in and out.

He took out the safety rope and jumped directly down from the big rock on the other side. His movements were very quick. He collected all the bees into the space before the bees could react. He collected two beehives and left the remaining one untouched for the bees.

Climbing up quickly, with very sharp eyes, he saw a Ganoderma lucidum on the side. No one could get close to this place for many years, so the Ganoderma lucidum survived and grew for a very long time.

After checking the outline of the Ganoderma lucidum below, it was at least 300 years old. So I simply shoveled down the area where the Ganoderma lucidum was growing, and buried some soil on the land in the space to allow it to continue growing.

Song Yiyue was in a very good mood as she saw that there was one more kind of elixir in the space.

Her luck was very good afterwards. She found a bamboo forest with many bamboo shoots growing in it. She stayed there digging bamboo shoots for the rest of her time. She dug a huge pile of bamboo shoots, and even piled up a lot of them in the warehouse.

Suddenly, there was a sound coming from a small hole nearby. Song Yiyue hurried forward to observe the small hole in front of him, and remembered the most common animal in the bamboo forest, that is the bamboo rat, which has tender meat without impurities. They often eat bamboo shoots, so their meat is very tender. His mouth kept drooling.

I found some dry grass nearby, lit it, put it in the hole, and used the smoke to smoke out the bamboo rats.

After a while, a sound was heard coming from the cave entrance, and a nest of bamboo rats ran out. I grabbed one with each hand and threw it into the cloth bag.

I cleaned the fur and internal organs of four bamboo rats directly in the stream. I weighed them with my hand and they weighed at least half a pound, with not much fur left after removing the internal organs.

I returned to the space and stir-fried bamboo rat with chili peppers, steamed a pot of rice, and ate two bowls of rice until my stomach was full.

I washed my whole body in the bathroom of the master bedroom on the third floor, put on new underwear, and then put on my original tattered clothes.

Hoe the land in the space and plant short-term potatoes and sweet potatoes to survive the famine.

By the evening, they had dug half of the land and were ready to come in and continue working before going to bed.

When she returned to the yard with two baskets of firewood, Mrs. Liu stopped scolding her and only gave her wild vegetable soup for dinner.

The sisters didn't dare to say anything and just ate their own wild vegetable porridge.

I went back to the bedroom and waited until February fell asleep. Then I used a pillow and clothes to cover my body under the quilt and went back to the space to continue digging. After I finished digging, I cut the potatoes into pieces and buried one or two in each hole. Then I got a bucket of water from the villa and took it outside to water the ground.

After finishing my work, I felt a sore back and waist. I took out a bottle of ice water from the refrigerator and drank it all in a sweat.

After a short rest, I went to the warehouse to peel the bamboo shoots, took them to the kitchen, sliced ​​them all and cooked them, one pot after another.

When it was almost dawn, I hurried back to the bedroom, closed my eyes and rested for half an hour. When I heard the noise coming from next door, I got up, put on my clothes and washed up.

Mrs. Liu's voice also started to get noisy. Every morning the first thing she would do was to check if there were any fewer eggs in the chicken coop.

"Who stole my eggs? If I find out which little bitch dared to steal my eggs, I will skin her alive."

Everyone who entered the main room was stared at by Mrs. Liu several times, but no one looked unusual.

Song Xiaohe from the second room couldn't stand the mental pressure and many beads of sweat appeared on her forehead.

Mrs. Liu noticed her abnormality and immediately pulled her over.

"Are you the money-loser?"

"I didn't mean to do that. I was just too hungry." Song Xiaohe cried loudly to her grandma.

Liu from the second house stared at her daughter fiercely, saying that she had dared to eat alone behind her back and would not plead for her.

Mrs. Liu was so angry that she slapped him.