Traveling through the Lotus Tower: Li Lianhua, you must live well

After Li Lianhua returned to Lianhua Building, she was worried when she saw the raw linen cloth on the table.

In the past, his clothes were all prepared by someone else, and he never had to worry about these trivial matters. Now, looking at the cloth gives him a headache.

He reached out and pinched his eyes, then tapped his forehead. He sighed, resignedly took out the needle and thread, and studied it slowly.

After a while, Li Lianhua put down what she was holding, sighed deeply, and decided not to embarrass herself. She would go and ask Aunt Wang for advice tomorrow and talk about it after she learned how to sew clothes.

At this time, he heard the chirping of the chicks and remembered that they had been in the basket and had not had time to put them in the prepared chicken coop.

Li Lianhua stood up and walked to the basket, opened the lid, and looked at the chicks.

I saw the chicks huddled together, with one or two stretching their wings to keep their balance. Perhaps because they were hungry, their cries were not as loud as before I bought them.

Li Lianhua reached out, took them out one by one, and put them into the chicken coop specially prepared for them. She also poured some clean water and crushed rice bran into the trough in front of the chicken coop.

The little chicks stretched their necks to peck at the food, and it was obvious from the way they devoured the food that they were very hungry.

Looking at the chicks eating happily, Li Lianhua showed a kind smile.

He reached out and tapped the head of the chick that was the most aggressive in grabbing food, and muttered to himself: Little chicks, you must eat more, grow faster, and lay eggs earlier so that I can sell them for money.

After settling the chicks, Li Lianhua took out the radish seeds and went to the vegetable field.

Looking at the sparsely grown cabbages with many worm holes, Li Lianhua showed an expression of toothache.

He couldn't understand why the vegetables, which were obviously the easiest to grow, looked after the garden carefully, watered them, caught insects and kept them under control. Not only did they look pale and skinny, but they also had so many insects in them.

There was no other choice but Li Lianhua could only change the species to plant, hoping to find a crop that was less prone to insects and that grew well.

Li Lianhua first pulled out the miserable-growing Chinese cabbages in the vegetable garden, put them aside, then picked up a hoe and began to loosen the soil.

He planned to turn the soil over and then plant radishes.

In this way, after working for most of the day, Li Lianhua finally planted the radish seeds successfully.

He straightened up, wiped the sweat from his forehead with his sleeve, patted his sore lower back, then put one hand on his waist and the other on the hoe, looking at the vegetable field he had cultivated with satisfaction, his heart full of anticipation.

"I hope these radishes can grow better and not end up like the cabbages before." Li Lianhua said to herself.

After planting the radishes, he picked up the green vegetables on the ground and prepared to take them home to feed the chickens tomorrow. Otherwise, he couldn't afford to feed the chickens with rice bran every day.

After returning to the Lotus House, Li Lianhua simply washed up, ate something, and went to bed early. She still had to learn how to make clothes with Aunt Wang tomorrow, so she had a lot of work to do.

At night, the moonlight shines on Li Lianhua's window like water. Accompanied by the sound of waves and insects outside the Lotus Building, Li Lianhua falls asleep peacefully.

The next morning, just as the sky was getting light, Li Lianhua got out of bed.

He had a rare good sleep last night. In his dream, there was no senior brother, nor the brother who died tragically in Si Gu Men.

Li Lianhua stretched her body, moved her neck, quickly washed up, and walked towards Aunt Wang's house.