So what if you flee from famine? Start all over again and live a good life every day

After working for most of the day, the planting was finally completed. Seeing that there was nothing left for her to do here, Sui He went to another acre of land.

That acre of sweet potatoes was planted. After a few days of growth, the sweet potatoes had already taken root, and the fast-growing ones had already begun to sprout new leaves.

Plants in spring grow vigorously as if they were injected with hormones. Not only sweet potatoes, but also grass on the roadside grows a lot.

Sui He squatted down and pulled out the weeds from the sweet potato field. The sweet potato vines are still small and cannot compete with the weeds for nutrients.

These weeds grow fast. If you don't pull them out in time, they will be more difficult to pull out when they grow into a big place.

"Suihe, are you weeding?" Aunt Lin and Aunt Li came up from the path beside the field and saw Suihe weeding in the field.

"Yes, Aunt Lin, Aunt Li, where are you going?" Sui He dropped the weeds in his hand, stood up, and shook off the dirt in his hands.

"Let's go to the fields and see if the sweet potato vines at home can be planted. I'll go and check the ground and level it out." Aunt Lin climbed to the edge of Sui He's field, holding a branch nearby. Looking at the sweet potato vines that had sprouted new buds, she sighed, "The sweet potatoes in your family are growing really fast."

"Well, we planted it earlier, so it will grow faster. You should be faster too, right?" When Suihe's family started transplanting sweet potato vines, Lin Lao's family just started planting mother vines, so they were a little later than them.

"Yes, we can plant it in a few days." Aunt Lin said a few words to Sui He, then left and walked towards her own land.

Seeing them leave, Suihe squatted down and started pulling weeds.

The soybeans planted by the family next to Suihe's field have grown into very tall seedlings. The bean seedlings are neatly arranged, and there is not a single weed in the field. The owner must have pulled them out.

Sui He rubbed his waist and continued to tidy up his own land.

"Hurry, hurry up, it's so disgusting"

"This filthy thing, in broad daylight, doesn't even know how to avoid people?" Aunt Lin and the others who had just left came over from the other side in a hurry, their faces looking very bad.

Muttering something angrily

"Aunt Lin, what happened to you?" Sui He looked at the two of them curiously. They were fine just now, why did they suddenly get so angry?

"Suihe, stop it and come back with us." Aunt Lin saw that Suihe was still in the field and there was no one else around, so she pulled Suihe over and wanted to take her home.

"Hey, Aunt Lin, what's going on? I haven't finished my work in the field yet." Sui He, who was being pulled, said hurriedly, "Slow down, I haven't got my things yet."

"It's okay if you can't finish the work. You can come back tomorrow. I'll carry your things for you. Come with us and leave here." Aunt Li picked up Suihe and put her in the basket beside her, urging Suihe to go home quickly.

"You are just a little girl, why are you asking so many questions? Hurry up and leave. Don't stay here. It would be bad if you run into something dirty."

It’s not that Aunt Lin didn’t tell Sui He, but she didn’t know how to explain to a little girl what they saw.

"I understand. I'll go back right away." Hearing that the two aunts looked unhappy, Sui He had no choice but to give up. Fortunately, the weeds in the field had been almost removed, and the remaining ones were not a big deal.

It was just that Aunt Lin and Aunt Li walked very fast, as if something was chasing them from behind. Sui He could only quicken his pace and run after Aunt Lin.

"What's wrong with Sui Sui? Why are you walking so fast?" Soon Sui He came to the side of his grandparents.

"I don't know either. Aunt Lin suddenly asked me to come back." Sui He took a breath.

"It's okay. Don't let Suihe go to your sweet potato field today. Let's go tomorrow." Aunt Lin laughed twice, gave a few instructions, and left.

"Sui Sui, what's going on? Did you encounter anything?" Grandma pulled Sui He over and asked

"I don't know. I was weeding in the field when Aunt Lin suddenly called me back." Sui He was also confused.

"Is that so? That's all right. We won't go to the sweet potato field today. Let's finish it early and go back." When Grandpa heard Sui He say this, he knew that Aunt Lin and the others must have seen something.

"Well, okay, let's do it quickly. I see it's cloudy, maybe it will rain soon." Grandma looked up at the sky. The seedlings had just been planted in the field. If it rained again and the field was watered thoroughly, the seedlings would grow better and be more likely to survive.

The grandparents, who were facing the earth and working hard, could easily sense the change in the weather. Sui He also felt the coolness in the wind blowing towards her.

Sure enough, Sui He, who was still in the field, felt a drop of water falling on his face.

"Grandma, it's raining." Sui He looked up at the sky and stretched out his hand. Dense raindrops fell into Sui He's hand.

"My bamboo shoots," Sui He thought of the densely packed bamboo shoots drying in the yard. He quickly put down what he was holding and ran home. "Grandma, I'm going back first. You guys should come back soon too. Don't stay too long."

Sui He trotted all the way into the yard, and the rain was getting heavier.

Sui He did not have time to rest when he got home. He collected the dried bamboo shoots that were drying in the yard. The bamboo shoots strung together with bamboo strips were easy to collect. He just picked them up and threw them on the table in the main hall.

The problem was the spread-out bamboo shoots. Sui He moved quickly, gathering all the bamboo shoots in front of him, sweeping them into his backpack and carrying them into the room.

As the rain outside got heavier, Sui He was a little worried about his grandparents. Why hadn't they come back yet?

Sui He took his raincoat and hat and wanted to go out. Just as he took his rain gear, he saw his grandparents appear at the gate of the yard in the rain.

"Grandpa and grandma, didn't you say you would come back early?" Sui He handed them a towel to wipe the water.

"It's just a little bit, I'll be back when I'm done." Grandma took the towel and wiped the water off her face: "Hurry up and change your clothes. I'll make some ginger soup later. It's raining, drink some ginger soup to get rid of the cold."

"Hey" I didn't feel it at first, but after hearing what grandma said, I really felt a little cold

After answering, Sui He went back to his room and prepared to change clothes. He had worked in the fields all day and was covered in mud. He was also drenched by the rain and his hair was resting on his face, which was very uncomfortable.

As soon as I thought about it, I entered the space, walked into the bathroom, turned on the water heater, and warm water flowed out from the shower.

Sui He took a nice bath to dispel the coldness in her body, walked out of the bathroom barefoot, found a hair dryer, dried her hair, and tied it into a bun with a rope.

Sui He put on clean clothes and left the space. At this time, grandma also changed her clothes and was making ginger soup.

"Come quickly, drink the ginger soup to get rid of the cold." When grandma saw Sui He walk into the kitchen, she picked up a porcelain bowl, scooped a large bowl of ginger soup and handed it to Sui He: "Drink it while it's hot, it won't work if it gets cold."

Sui He took the bowl of ginger soup with a bitter face, and the spicy smell of ginger rushed straight into Sui He's nose.

Gritting his teeth, he made up his mind, closed his eyes, and gulped down the ginger soup.

"Puh, it's so unpalatable!" Sui He spat out the ginger residue in his mouth and put the bowl next to the stove.

It rained heavily all night, and the sun came out early the next morning.

After a night of rain, a lot of rainwater accumulated on the ground in the yard.

Gold and silver rolled and ran in the yard, creating waves of water.