If you don't agree, do it! Roll up your sleeves, empty your property and go back to the country

Bai Nuo spent the entire morning making furniture. Fortunately, there were a few people at home who needed help.

The humanoids helped cut the wood, Bai Nuo made it, and then handed it to the more flexible and careful 925 for painting. Finally, the least flexible wooden puppet used the high-tech drying that the system rented from the system mall to dry all the wooden boards and the furniture made from them.

Bai Nuo stayed indoors all morning, making a long table under the front window, two small benches, a washbasin rack, a desk and chair on the kang cabinet, a wall cabinet on the wall next to the kitchen stove, a clothesline in the bathroom, a wooden rack nailed to the wall, and finally two storage racks in the utility room.

Bai Nuo had just placed the storage rack against the wall in the utility room. Looking at the empty wall in the middle, his obsessive-compulsive disorder suddenly became a little uncomfortable, so he turned around and entered the space.

She remembered that there was a wooden perforated board in the warehouse. The wood seemed to be oak, and even the small round-headed rod on it was made of wood. It was just right to be installed on the wall in the middle of the utility room. It was most suitable for hanging tools, raincoats, straw hats, etc.

After I finished cleaning up the utility room, I looked at the few pieces of glass left over from installing glass in the windows at home. After some thought, I turned around and took the glass back to the space and pulled 925 to make a natural wood storage side cabinet with two glass doors on the top and two solid wood doors on the bottom.

It is just right for storing some daily necessities commonly used at home as well as snacks, milk powder, malted milk and other things that are not easy to spoil.

The top of the 1.2-meter-high side cabinet was covered with a beautiful piece of pure cotton lace cloth. Bai Nuo placed the two thermoses and ceramic cups that were temporarily placed on the ground on the top of the cabinet. Small snacks such as milk powder, malted milk, cakes, and candies were placed in the glass cabinet, and the remaining daily necessities such as toilet paper rolls were placed in the solid wooden door below.

After finishing all this, I went back to the space and had a quick lunch. In the afternoon, I started to work on the things that needed to be made in the yard, as well as the two green bamboo doors of the bathroom and utility room.

Bai Nuo used the thin bamboo poles he had bought from the brigade headquarters to dry and then use them to pave the ceiling. He also pasted a layer of old newspapers on the inside of the bamboo pole ceiling so that dust would not fall off and it would be convenient to sweep.

Bai Nuo soaked the remaining thick bamboo poles in a special potion and then dried them in the sun. This not only preserved the original color of the bamboo poles but also prevented them from corrosion and moisture.

A door requires about seven thick bamboo poles, each of which is placed close together in a row. A bamboo strip is placed horizontally on the seven bamboo poles at the top, middle and bottom to fix them, and a wire is passed through the middle to reinforce them. This way the door will be the best.

After installing the two green bamboo doors, Bai Nuo took out the cut walnut boards and went to the side yard. He first installed a row of thin wooden strips with mortise and tenon joints three fingers wide from the top of the wall. He also installed a row of thin wooden strips on the wall opposite the wall relative to the balance line, and then fixed the wooden boards with mortise and tenon joints one by one. In this way, the grape trellis in the side yard was completed.

Bai Nuo breathed a sigh of relief and said that she was very good at hands-on work and she had often done these kinds of work in her previous life.

Now all that’s left are the window eaves and gazebo on the front and back windows, the rocking chair, and the old stone mill tea table.

"Host, why don't you just use your points to buy the rocking chair and the wooden pavilion? These two are too expensive." The system looked at its host with heartache. He had been busy all day, sweating profusely, and hadn't even eaten properly.

"Are they for sale?"

"Yes, I've found it!"

The system said as it handed the system tablet out.

Bai Nuo looked at the pictures above. They were all made of simple wood. She could make them, but it would take some effort. However, it would not cost many points in the mall, so it was indeed suitable.

She used her points to buy a small six-column pavilion in natural wood color. It was only two meters high, and the top was level with the two-and-a-half-meter-high wall, so it would not be easily noticed from outside.

The pavilion has no carvings at all, it is really an authentic simple pavilion, which is good, as it doesn't make it too complicated and people will suspect that it was not made by her.

Bai Nuo asked the system to confirm whether there was anyone watching around the hut. After confirming that there was no one, he took out the pavilion and fixed it in front of the grape trellis. Then he laid a layer of straw-yellow rainproof cloth on the top of the pavilion, and the rainproof cloth was surrounded by two thick layers of straw.

This straw was also the woven straw shed she had just bought at the Space-Time Mall, but it was indeed real straw, so she was not afraid of being seen by others.

In this way, the pavilion looks really beautiful and simple. Who can still call her petty bourgeois just because there is a pavilion in the yard?

It is clearly the authentic rural characteristics.

The rocking chair is even simpler. I just bought one made of bamboo. I am really grateful to the Qishui Brigade for having built a bamboo forest on the mountain, which then developed into the large bamboo forest we have today.

The last one is the old stone mill tea table. This is easy. Place four cut logs with skin opposite each other, intersect and splice them together with four wooden boards, and finally put the old stone mill on the top.

The rocking chair and the old stone mill tea table were placed in the pavilion, and Bai Nuo lay directly on the cement floor behind the house.

Although she is very strong, she also knows how tired she is!

"Host, come on! Once the eaves of the front and back windows are finished, we can take a shower and rest.

"Have you cut the curtains for the two windows and the three partition draperies?"

"Host, don't worry. Everything has been cut. I rented an automatic sewing machine from the system mall and sewed it according to your requirements."

"Atong, what should I do without you in this family?" Bai Nuo hugged her little system with emotion. It was okay in her previous life. They were not so familiar with each other, and she also had an attitude of muddling through, living one day at a time. After several teachers passed away one after another, she didn't care about anything, including her own life.

But in this life, whether it was the first sixteen years when the system tried desperately to restart, or after the restart, her little system really did so much for her.

"Hehe, this is what Atong should do. Nono, you don't have to be polite." The small system buried itself in the arms of its host embarrassedly.

It feels that although its little host is sometimes very strong-willed, he can also be very sweet at other times.

Bai Nuo lay on the ground for a while, drank a glass of mountain spring water in the space, and after recovering some strength, he started to make the tripod again.

The front and rear windows require a total of six tripods, four wooden strips for fixing, and two pieces of cut waterproof cloth.

Bai Nuo chose the old-fashioned red, white and blue waterproof cloth. She remembered that in her previous life many people liked to use this kind of waterproof cloth to make large luggage bags. It was sturdy and easy to use.

To make it look better, she also cut out a row of small inverted triangles on the drooping side as lace.

Finally, use nails to assemble it above the two windows in the front and back. This way it looks good and can prevent rain from entering the house.

Bai Nuo checked the house inside and out, and made sure that all the necessary furniture shelves had been installed, with only a few curtains left to be installed. He finally breathed a sigh of relief.

The rest of the work will be much easier. Pasting newspapers on the walls and weaving straw mats and reed curtains can be completed in half a day tomorrow.

Bai Nuo picked out six two-centimeter-thick peeled logs from the warehouse to make curtain rods. It was difficult to find suitable hooks or iron rings these days, so Bai Nuo simply sewed a one-finger-wide strip of cloth every ten centimeters on the top of the curtain. The strip of cloth was sewn from the middle, folded in half and tied to the log.

Bai Nuo had made a wooden ladder earlier, which came in handy now.

First, fix the wooden sticks on the front and back windows, the aisle in front of the front door and between the two partition walls, and the door of the small changing room.

For the curtains on both sides, Bai Nuo used light green coarse cotton cloth with small white flowers. This fabric is thicker and can block light and wind, and the color is clear and beautiful.

The other three curtains were made of homespun cloth with small blue and white prints. This piece of cloth was brought back from the county town yesterday. The team leader and others saw it on the way back. She had specially picked it out yesterday to use as curtains.

This cloth has beautiful and bright colors and has a good light-blocking effect.

Two wooden sticks were fixed between the two partition walls. Bai Nuo hung a light purple cloth curtain outside and a thin and soft light yellow gauze inside. This kind of fabric is suitable for making mosquito nets. It is soft, breathable and translucent. If she doesn't want to block the thick cloth curtain at home, she can put up this layer and sit inside without worrying about poor lighting.

For the sake of appearance and better light-blocking effect, after all, she would most likely use solar lamps inside at night, so Bai Nuo finally fixed a small 15-centimeter non-sliding curtain above each curtain, and specially cut the hanging side into wavy lace.

After finishing everything, Bai Nuo collapsed directly on the floor. She locked the door, drew the curtains, and let the system cover the yard with an anti-peeping energy shield. She also deliberately let the humanoid change into the appearance of an ordinary woman.

This is also just in case. At worst, we can say that a relative from home was worried and came to check on us, but we just took a small path and didn't run into anyone else.

Anyway, there was a door in her backyard, so it was normal that she didn't run into anyone else when she entered her cabin.

Bai Nuo thought... she was really smart. Picture 1 is the old stone mill tea table, which was made based on the AI ​​image on the Internet. Picture 2 is the window eaves, the finished cottage, and the size has been changed.