Crossing the farm gate, the whole family reunites in the disaster year

Old man Cui calmly put his hands behind his back.

"There's a saying about treating everyone equally. Since your family is moving back home, we can't let the villagers accuse the Cui family of being partial, don't you think?"

Feng rushed to say, "Dad is right. If Big Brother doesn't come back, it's not our fault."

Cui Laoer lowered his head and said "hmm".

Then move back.

"That's fine." Old Man Cui smiled. "The third brother hasn't moved out since the family split up, and the three acres of land he was given is still with me. You can't cook two dishes in one pot. Since you two brothers have moved back, you should hand over the land."

After Old Man Cui finished speaking, everyone was stunned.

Does this mean that moving back means the family hasn’t split up yet?

The village head also laughed after he understood.

“This…” Cui Lao Er stammered, “Dad, you know we don’t have any land right now.”

Old Lady Cui put her hands on her hips and said, "When the family was divided, you three brothers were evenly matched, each with three acres of land. Now you've shaken off all of it and are back. Do you think I don't know what your wife is thinking? You're counting on me and your father to support you two?"

Cui Laoer blushed and wanted to refute on Feng's behalf, but he felt that what Cui Laotai said made sense.

Looking at Cui Laoer who was confused, Old Lady Cui felt very disappointed.

Speaking of laziness, the second child is not lazy at all, and the Cui family will never give birth to a lazy person.

The second son worked as a boatman and could earn at least ten taels of silver a year. The reason why he lived like this was that he didn't marry a good wife.

But the second brother was completely set on Feng and would not listen to anyone else.

I haven’t suffered enough. I wish I could suffer a little more.

Feng said loudly: "I don't have any land, but my son has land!"

Isn’t it just land? Shilang and Xiaowu’s land is her land.

Four acres is more than three acres.

"We don't have any land either." Silang was very glad that he registered the land under his grandfather's name at that time.

"You little brat are talking nonsense again. The county magistrate said it himself. I heard it clearly. Uncle Village Head, what do you think?"

The village head shook his head: "Xiao Si is right, these two children really don't have any land. Your family only has three acres of land, which has been mortgaged."

Feng's eyes widened: "What about the four acres of land?"

Erlang said word by word, "After discussing with each other, my brothers and I unanimously decided not to take the four acres of land."

"No more?!" Feng thought about how they hadn't lacked food these days. "Did you ask the county magistrate for some other reward? How much food did you get? You guys have no conscience. You didn't even give me a single bite. I almost starved to death."

Feng wanted to go to the west room to take a look in person.

Four acres of high-quality farmland can be exchanged for at least 500 kilograms of fine grain.

With so much food, she can eat it until spring.

Old Mrs. Cui rolled her eyes to the sky. She had never seen a mother still thinking about her child’s things.

Old Man Cui said angrily, "The four acres of land are still in Old Cui's family. The five of them registered the land in the public house, so they live in the old house and no one can find fault with them. As for you two, you still have the nerve to covet your children's land."

"If you can pay three acres of land, you can come back and live here. If you can't pay, get out of here."

After saying this, Old Man Cui led his people to the fields without even looking at them.

"Both the old and the young bully me. I gave birth to so many sons for the Cui family..."

"Shut up."

Cui Laoer took a deep breath and walked home without looking back.

"His father..."

"Go home and tell me everything that happened during this period. Come home quickly and stop embarrassing yourself here."

There were quite a few people gathered around. Some families were busy catching locusts in the fields and couldn't leave, so they sent their children to watch the fun.

He didn't pay attention just now, but now Cui Laoer felt that everyone was pointing at him. His face felt numb and he ran back home as if he was escaping.