Time Travel: Remarrying a Little Wolf Dog

He An: Forget it, he’s my son-in-law, it’s not easy to take him back.

Su Erlang...

Su Erlang is my nephew after all, so forget it.

Moreover, the fruit in his hand was a little deformed due to being pressed, and it probably didn’t taste that good.

Su Jilang: The key point is the second one!!!

Su Yan was reluctant to eat them all at once, so after eating a dozen or so, she asked her maid to take them down and hang them in the well so that she could eat them at night.

Looking back, it was getting late and almost time for lunch.

Making arrangements to have dinner together.

Of course, the meal was to be eaten at the old house, so she took her uncle to meet Grandfather He first.

Grandfather He welcomed him very much. He quickly asked someone to call Grandmother He, and then asked the maid to serve the meal.

Everyone had a meal at He's house.

Although Uncle Su doesn't talk much, the atmosphere is lively because of Su Yan's passing of messages and the back and forth communication.

The meal was also a joyful one.

After the meal, everyone gathered together to talk for a while. Uncle Su saw that it was almost time and wanted to leave.

Facing the people who stayed at the He family, he said, "We have to hurry back to the mountain today. It will be too late if we go back later."

Su Yan: "Are we going back to the mountain today? It will definitely be dark if we go back at this time. The mountain roads are not easy to walk on at night."

Grandmother He also said, "I heard from Yanyan that the mountain road to your house takes two or three hours. We don't have enough time today. Stay at home for one night and go back early tomorrow morning."

Uncle Su refused. "I've been out for two days, and I'm worried about my family. Besides, these mountain roads are not deep in the mountains, so there's no danger. I've been walking on them for decades, and I can find the place with my eyes closed."

Uncle Su insisted again and again, and Su Yan had no choice but to let He An take him to the foot of the front mountain.

This way he can walk less and get home earlier.

This time Su Yan insisted, and even if Uncle Su disagreed or was unwilling to trouble He An, it would have no effect.

In the end, he had no choice but to agree, but in his heart he was very touched by his niece's concern.

After Uncle Su left, Su Erlang went to the store to help Uncle Wu.

Su Yan followed Grandmother He and talked to her to relieve her boredom.

The weather is not suitable for going out, and I can't read the storybook, so I can only find someone to chat with.

Grandma He also welcomed her and took her back to her room.

The two chatted for a while, and Su Yan noticed that Grandma He seemed a little worried, so she asked her, "Grandma, did something happen at home?"

Grandmother He: “Why do you ask?”

Su Yan replied: "I see you seem to be worried about something."

Grandma He sighed and patted her hands. "It's nothing serious. It's just that the weather is too hot this year and it hasn't rained yet. Our tenants have had a few complaints about watering the crops."

Su Yan didn't know the weather here, but she vaguely remembered that it had rained a long time ago at this time last year.

Grandmother He had never mentioned this and she had never thought about it, but now she reminded her.

Su Yan carefully recalled the recent weather and found that there had not been a drop of rain so far this year, which was indeed very abnormal.

The last time it rained was in June, just after the summer harvest, and now it’s already September.

Seeing Su Yan frowning, Grandma He comforted her, "Don't worry, it's nothing. We have always had good weather and good harvests here. This year it's just that the rain has been postponed. This has also happened in previous years."

However, the rain this year came too late, making everyone doubt whether it will rain at all.

However, Grandma He didn't tell Su Yan about this, for fear that she would worry.

Su Yan thought about it and realized that he had never heard from anyone else about any drought in this area.

This at least shows that for many years, the weather here has been good and no major disasters have occurred.

That's why people here have no impression of the disaster.

Looking at Grandma He's confident expression, I thought that she was older and had more experience.

Now that she says nothing is wrong, then it probably is nothing.

Su Yan felt relieved and started talking to her about other things.

Originally, Su Yan just heard what Grandmother He said and had no real feelings about the fact that it didn't rain.

But unexpectedly, the next afternoon, she personally felt the dependence of the ancient lifestyle on the weather.

This story starts with the river between Qianshan Village and Daliu Village.

The two villages are not far apart, and the river spans the two villages.

Normally, everyone relies on that river for washing clothes and fetching water.

If there is enough rain, there will be no problem with this river, as it can supply the daily life of the two villages.

But now it hasn't rained for two or three months, and the crops in the fields are beginning to turn yellow due to drought.

How can farmers who value the land as their life see this? Quickly organize everyone to water the crops.

It would be fine if it was just one or two people, but now thousands of acres of land in Qianshan Village and Daliu Village are short of water.

How can the river afford it?

The water level of the river was getting lower and lower, but there was no sign of rain.

The people in Da Liu Village were anxious.

Originally, the two villages just watered their own fields and had nothing to do with each other.

However, Da Liu Village dug a large pond to store water without the knowledge of Qianshan Village.

Their village is upstream. If there had been plenty of rain in previous years, when they did this, the villagers would just say they were unkind and would not do anything.

But as the land became dry and the water in the river became less and less.

Da Liu Village actually intercepted part of the water in the river, which was simply a threat to the villagers of Qianshan Village.

The people in Qianshan Village, located downstream of the river, immediately ran out of water.

It's hot in summer and people are naturally restless.

Coupled with concerns about the weather, people are basically like firecrackers during the Chinese New Year, easily set off.

What’s more, Da Liu Village did such a thing privately, which affected everyone’s lifeline.

The people of Qianshan Village naturally were unwilling to do so.

They immediately gathered people together and went to ask for an explanation.

Of course, the men of the Su family were among them.

When we arrived at Da Liu Village, we didn't expect that not only did they not reflect on their sins, but they also swore that it was their fault for living downstream. They didn't block all the river water and left some for them because of the long-term friendship between the two villages.

When the people in Qianshan Village heard this, they became even more angry. Originally, the river passed through the two villages, so it was shared by the two villages.

Not only has Da Liu Village embezzled public property behind their backs, but it also dares to be so arrogant.

A large-scale fight broke out between the two villages over a disagreement.

I will not go into details about the specific scene, but in the end Su's father was injured, with blood all over his forehead.

The scene was so chaotic that I didn’t know who smashed it.

During the fight, Su's father was full of adrenaline and didn't feel any pain.

After the fight was over, everyone relaxed. Father Su touched his forehead and found blood on his hand.

Su's mother screamed in fear and quickly asked someone to help her go to the village barefoot doctor.

This barefoot doctor had only learned some basic medical skills from his father, and couldn't tell whether the injury to Su's father was serious.

I just got some hemostatic herbs to temporarily stop the bleeding on Su's father's head.

Then let the Su family take the person away.

With the wound on his forehead, how could he dare to leave the person behind?

If anything goes wrong, he can't take the responsibility.