The space boss's daily life of raising cubs, loving husbands and farming

As the sun sets, the sky becomes ablaze with brilliant clouds.

Shang Wan came out of the wooden shed holding an axe, looked at the sky, put down the axe, and walked to the well to fetch water to wash his hands.

Shaking off the water droplets on his hands, Shang Wan looked at Shitou and said, "Sweep up the wood residue in the shed so you can sleep well at night. I'll go pick up your brother-in-law."

"Okay." Shitou piled the wood pieces together and agreed.

"Mom! Go back to the nest!" Yuanyuan crawled over quickly with the little turtle on her head. She tilted her little head back, and the little turtle fell into the haystack with a "plop", falling on its back.

"Let's go and pick up your dad together." Shang Wan squatted down, turned the little turtle over, picked up his own cub, and walked towards the river.

"Mom!" Yuanyuan stretched out her little hand and pointed in the opposite direction, "Daddy! There!"

"You have a good memory." Shang Wan wiped his round little hands with the corner of his clothes, "But daddy is not there, he is by the river."

Yuanyuan blinked her big eyes and one word popped out of her little mouth, "Fish!"

Shang Wan laughed, "My dear, your father didn't go to the river to catch fish."

Yuanyuan frowned and repeated, "Fish!"

She curled her white and tender little hands into fists, raised them in front of Shang Wan, and moved them up and down several times.

"Fish! Balls!"

Shang Wan stared at the small fist in front of him that looked like a glutinous rice ball. It took him a while to realize what was going on. "My dear, are you talking about fish balls?"

Yuanyuan's big eyes lit up and she nodded her head heavily, "Fish Ball! Times!"

"My dear, you only have two teeth." Shang Wan poked the little guy's cheek, "Can you bite the hand-made fish balls?"

Two teeth are also teeth. The round little boy confidently puffed out his chest and said, "Next!"

Shang Wan laughed and pinched the little hair on her head, "Okay, I'll catch a fish and make fish balls for Yuanyuan."

"Mom, okay!" Yuanyuan hugged Shang Wan's neck and rubbed it affectionately, and her little nose poked Shang Wan's face several times.

Shang Wan: “…”

The setting sun cast a golden glow on the river, causing ripples to sway and sparkle.

On the wooden bridge, a young man sitting in a wheelchair stared at the river in a trance. His dark pupils reflected the tiny golden light on the river surface, like stars in the dark night.

The sound of footsteps came from behind him, accompanied by a sweet and sticky voice, "Daddy!"

Before Lu Chengjing could come to his senses, there was already a soft and cute little ball of flesh in his arms.

Shang Wan asked: "Why are you here if you don't want to go home?"

Lu Chengjing chuckled, "I'll be here when I come to my senses."

Shang Wan glanced at him, climbed down the wooden bridge, and bent down to pick up pebbles.

Lu Chengjing's eyes followed her movements, the darkness in his eyes faded away, and a bit of doubt appeared, "Why are you picking up stones?"

"It's useful." Shang Wan looked up at him, "You didn't want to jump into the river just now, did you? I don't plan to be a widow for the time being."

Lu Chengjing was silent for a moment, "For now?"

"It depends on how long you can live." Shang Wan jumped onto the wooden bridge and handed him a pebble. "Yuanyuan wants to eat fish. Let's have a competition. Whoever fails to catch a fish will tell the other a secret. How about that?"

"It seems like I'm doomed to lose?" Lu Chengjing said as he took the colorful pebbles, put them into Yuanyuan's little hands, and let the little guy play with them.

"That's not certain. What if there's a miracle?" Shang Wan said, and threw the pebble back casually.

Lu Chengjing was slightly stunned. Was he deliberately giving in to him?

But he soon found out that he was wrong, as a knocked-out grass carp weighing about four or five pounds floated to the surface of the water.

Lu Chengjing: “…”

Shang Wan glided across the water as lightly as a kite, scooped up the grass carp and threaded it onto a vine.

"Mom!" Yuanyuan immediately threw the colorful pebbles aside with disgust, and clapped her two little hands excitedly.

Lu Chengjing watched his pebble slide to the edge of the wooden bridge, spin twice on the spot, and fall into the water with a "splash", making a small splash.

Shang Wan held the grass carp in his hand, looked down, shook his head and said, "Accidents are common, but miracles are rare."

Lu Chengjing: “…”

"Here." Shang Wan handed the grass carp to the young man in the wheelchair, smiling, "Miracle delivery."

The bright smile came into view, and Lu Chengjing's pupils shrank slightly. He stared at the person in front of him for a moment and sneered, "I am willing to accept the loss."

Shang Wan tilted her head to look at him, only to see that his cheeks were slightly red and his voice was a little muffled, "I don't plan to jump into the river, and you don't have to coax me like this. I just... just remembered some old things."

"Is this what we call coaxing you?" Shang Wan chuckled, "You're pretty easy to coax."

Hearing this, Lu Chengjing was silent for a moment, then raised his eyelids, "You... have you ever coaxed others?"

Only by comparison can you feel the difficulty.

"Of course." Shang Wan pouted at Yuanyuan, "The baby in your arms, you have to coax her every day? Who do you think I catch fish for?"

Lu Chengjing lowered his head and looked into his daughter's big, twinkling eyes for a moment, pursed his lips, and whispered, "You know I'm not asking about Yuanyuan."

"Then I have to think about it carefully." Shang Wan pushed the wheelchair half a circle and walked back.

Lu Chengjing pricked up his ears and listened for a while, but didn't hear the answer. He couldn't help but coughed lightly, "Have you thought about it?"

Shang Wan didn't answer.

Lu Chengjing frowned and turned his head. Before he could see Shang Wan's face clearly, he felt a soft touch on his forehead and smelled a faint fragrance at the tip of his nose.

His eyes slowly widened. What just happened was...

"I can't remember."

Shang Wan leaned over, their foreheads touched, their eyes met, and their breaths intertwined.

"But you're the first one I've ever coaxed you into doing this."

"You..." Lu Chengjing's pupils trembled, and the blush instantly spread from his cheeks to his neck, and he almost looked cooked.

Shang Wan secretly sighed, what a low achievement.

If she had kissed him directly just now, wouldn't this guy have exploded on the spot?

Little boy Yuanyuan anxiously clung to his father's arm, turned his little head and tried to look back, what was going on?

Shang Wan pinched her little nose and asked her to turn back and sit still so as not to roll down.

When they got home, Lu Chengjing's face returned to normal. Xiaohui, who had already returned from the mountains, ran over to pick up Yuanyuan.

Yuanyuan climbed directly from her father's legs to Xiaohui's back, and skillfully directed Xiaohui to find the little turtle to play with.

Shang Wan brought the grass carp to Xiaohuan. After Xiaohuan cut the fish, removed the bones and added seasonings, she was responsible for mashing the fish meat into a paste.

As it got dark, the villagers came one after another to find Lu Chengjing to keep accounts. When they smelled the aroma of food wafting from the stove, their stomachs couldn't help but start to eat.

But everyone just glanced at the stove quietly, recorded today's points, and left quickly, as if there was a dog chasing them from behind.

At the dinner table, the hand-made fish balls received unanimous praise from everyone.

Yuanyuan grabbed the fish balls with her two little hands and nibbled them carefully with her two tiny teeth. Her saliva flowed all over her bib. There were still two balls in the small bowl in front of her.

Xiaohuan was worried that Yuanyuan's cheeks would be sore from chewing the food, so she wanted to help break it into smaller pieces.

"Let her eat it herself." Shang Wan waved his hand. "If you mess it up for her, she will definitely cry in front of you."

Xiaohuan had no choice but to give up and concentrate on eating her own food.

When Yuanyuan got tired of chewing and tried to stuff a whole fish ball into her mouth, her mother deprived her of the right to eat the fish ball and replaced it with soft vegetable porridge.

Yuanyuan:? ? ?