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

Locusts ate the crops, so they used them to fill their stomachs. This is how their ancestors had been eating, so why couldn't they eat them now?

Mr. He was so anxious that his eyes were wide open. His kind reminder was seen as selfish by them.

The village head coughed and turned to Mr. He: "Why can't these locusts be eaten?"

“I can’t tell, but my Dahei won’t eat it.”

Seeing the village head coming, Mr. He seemed to have found his backbone and his tone was very firm.

"Puchi-"

Someone in the crowd laughed, and the laughter spread among everyone, turning into a roar of laughter.

"Does a dog have to decide whether we eat or not?"

"Maybe Dahei is just a picky eater. Uncle He, why don't you try roasting it and feeding it to him?"

"That's even a reason, it's ridiculous..."

"Don't disbelieve me, Dahei is very spiritual. Before, when my granddaughter went to the mountains to pick mushrooms, the poisonous mushrooms she accidentally picked were all picked out by Dahei." Old Man He argued for Dahei.

"That's nothing. Even my chickens know that poisonous mushrooms cannot be eaten..." someone immediately objected.

"Give the locusts to your chicken and see if it eats them."

The person who was speaking opened his mouth and said: "Who still has chickens now..."

After the chicken plague broke out, the crowing of chickens could no longer be heard every morning.

Xiaoliu rolled his eyes, turned around and ran away.

"I think what Old He said makes sense," the village head said slowly. "The chicken plague has just passed. Don't let the wound heal and forget the pain. The Wu family is a bloody lesson."

Wu Laoer and his nephew Erzhu sneaked back to the village two days ago. They were lucky enough to survive, but they also spent all their savings and it is said that they even borrowed foreign debts.

The villagers who had just refuted Mr. He fell silent for a moment after hearing what the headman said.

It is cheaper to go hungry than to spend money on medical treatment.

But they still don't believe that locusts are poisonous. Why don't they roast a few and try?

At this time, Xiaoliu squeezed in with a chick in his arms, followed by the chubby Dahui and Xiaohui.

"Grandpa Lizheng, my chickens won't eat locusts either."

Xiaoliu just ran home to try it, and when he saw that the chicken was not eaten, he immediately ran over happily with the chicken in his arms.

Xiaoliu put the chicken on the ground, picked up a locust and put it to its mouth.

The chick sniffed it, immediately turned its head to the side, twisted its body and walked to the side to peck at the grass.

"Strange, he really doesn't eat it."

Compared to the fact that chickens don’t eat locusts, someone was surprised: “The Cui family actually has chickens!”

The Cui family raised chicks, and Li Zheng knew about it, but the villagers who were not familiar with the Cui family did not know about it.

The chicks that Xiaoliu brought out were full of energy and looked healthy, which made the villagers very surprised.

Everyone's eyes fell on Lin.

"Where did you catch your chickens? Can you help me catch a few too?"

"I want a few at home, no, maybe ten."

The villagers crowded in front of Lin and begged him to help them get a few chicks.

The village head had to interrupt: "What are you thinking about? These chickens were rescued by the third son's wife."

"what?"

The villagers didn't understand.

"These chickens were originally infected with plague. It was my third daughter-in-law who took care of them day and night and finally cured them. I still have a few of them at home."

Speaking of this, the village head was convinced from the bottom of his heart.

"The third daughter-in-law is capable of this."

"So what if you're so capable? You're just selfish. We're all from the same village, and you can't help but watch our chickens die of illness."

A man complained indignantly that two chickens in his family died of illness. They were big hens that had just laid eggs, and the whole family was heartbroken for a long time.

The villagers' comments, which were justified, made the governor so angry that he covered his heart and couldn't say a word for a long time.

Someone immediately stood up to speak for Lin: "Do you have any heart when you say this? Jingwen's mother has helped us so much, it's fine if you don't feel grateful, but you're not afraid of getting your tongue lashed when you say this."

"That's right. Jingwen Niang doesn't owe us anything. The village head said that Jingwen Niang took care of the chickens day and night to save them. What about you? When you heard that the chickens were sick, you wanted to stay away from them."

Although his wife felt sorry for the two chickens, she was not confused and was very clear-headed about her own family's sabotage.

Ever since he knew the chickens were sick, he has been walking around the chicken coop. Now it seems like he has grown a big mouth.

She felt so embarrassed.

The man stiffened his neck and said, "I...I'm afraid of getting sick. If I fall ill, who will do the farm work?"

"Even without you, I can still keep the crops in good order." As she said this, she grabbed the man's ear and dragged him away.