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Frosting also agreed, "This is true. I used to catch a lot of them in the village. When I was hungry, I would catch some and throw them into the fire to roast them. They tasted so delicious." She didn't feel sad at all when she said this. She had already forgotten about being abused and sold by her brother and sister-in-law.

Jing Chunxi knew they weren't lying. In her previous life, she'd gone fishing with the village children. Even in the cracked mud of the dry winter riverbed, the loaches dug out from the mud were still alive. They'd be wagging their tails within moments of being put in the water, demonstrating their incredibly tenacious vitality. She didn't know how they managed to breathe during the drought, surviving the long autumn and winter.

With so many people, Heizi, Silang Saburo and Tangshuang all specifically picked the low-lying grass in the corners to dig through, and as expected, they had a great harvest. After a while, they were all shouting excitedly, asking Jing Chunxi to pick up the fish quickly.

It was just because everyone was at a distance from each other and had to look for their own fish, and there was only one bucket, so Jing Chunxi could only pick up the fish on this side and then carry the bucket to the other side. He had to run back and forth, but he didn't have to do it himself, the fish were caught and put into the bucket by them. However, just carrying the bucket to pick up the fish with them was tiring enough.

But it was only the barrel that was heavy, not the fish. The fish were so small, each clutch weighed only half a pound or a pound at most. Jing Chunxi secretly released them into the creek in the space. He released three or four clutches in a row, totaling seven or eight species of fish. After he had hundreds of them, he dared not release any more.

The more people came, the more fish were caught. Jing Chunxi knew that it would be difficult to explain if he went back without finding any fish. After completing his task, Jing Chunxi was unwilling to give up. He simply threw the wooden barrel to Tangshuang and stopped following them, letting them catch and pick up the fish by themselves.

I sneaked away under the pretext of looking after the two little kids. Even if I didn't do anything else, it was more comfortable to play with the two little kids.

The people in this desolate mountain and wilderness dared not let the little dumpling go too far away. Looking back, they saw that the little dumpling just wanted to play. There was no skill in catching fish. He just turned over the rocks he saw. However, he was small and weak, and could not turn over big rocks. He turned over and over but often ended up turning over in vain.

But after a while, Jing Mingzhu was seen using the large leaf he had just picked up to catch two small fish. The fish were lying straight and it was unclear whether they were dead or alive.

Qiaoqiao is very good at hands-on work and had a lot of fun playing. She even knew how to use straw to pass through the gills of small fish and string them together. She actually strung together a small string of about five or six fish.

Seeing Jing Chunxi coming towards them, Jing Mingzhu was happy and kept waving at her: "Cousin Xi, come quickly, there are a lot of fish here."

Qiaoqiao also nodded in agreement, held up the fruits of her labor and showed them off to Jing Chunxi, with a proud look on her face.

Jing Chunxi rolled his eyes and laughed: I'm afraid the dumplings have some misunderstanding about the word "more".

But everyone was happy. Jing Chunxi, who was used to seeing a whole nest of fish in front, naturally disdained to turn over stones with them. He just wanted to appreciate the beautiful scenery of nature and search to see if there were any fruit trees that could be planted nearby. The two sides of the stream in the space were empty. It would be great if some willows and fruit trees could be planted.

Downstream of the river not far from them, children from other families were also playing in groups of three or five. Just by looking at their movements and listening to the sounds, you could tell that they had also gained something. You could feel their excitement by hearing their laughter from afar. They were chasing each other, playing and fighting. Only at this time would they forget about their exile and the pain brought by it.

The children's rosy faces contrasted with the yellow and dry leaves in the mountains and forests, and the branches that are almost left with only twigs, and there is actually a kind of bleak winter beauty!

If only such joy and beauty could remain forever.

The vegetables in the space were growing very well now. When no one was paying attention, Jing Chunxi went in and picked a few handfuls. They were all the ones with small leaves. These were not very conspicuous and looked a bit like wild vegetables. Everyone must have thought that she picked them on the river bank.

Unfortunately, most of the trees in the forest had lost their leaves, and it was impossible to tell which ones were fruit trees. Otherwise, Jing Chunxi would have wanted to transplant a few trees. In the end, she found the wild fruit tree that Xiaotuanzi had picked the day before yesterday. In fact, it was not a tree, but a very low shrub with thorns and not many wild fruits. If it weren't for the sparse wild fruits hanging on it, she wouldn't have recognized the bare branches.

Jing Chunxi took out the dagger from her trouser leg and dug and dug. Fortunately, the roots of the wild fruit tree were shallow. After digging for a while, she lifted it up gently and found a wild fruit tree. She collected five or six trees in one go and let them plant automatically in the space. She then watered them with plenty of stream water, hoping that they would survive soon.

If they bloom and bear fruit quickly in the space, not only will there be two little balls, but everyone in the family can occasionally taste the wild fruits in the future, which can satisfy their cravings on the road when there are no fruits.

"Oops! There's a snake."

"What should I do? It's a poisonous snake."

"Help! Someone's been bitten by a snake."

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A loud and sharp sound came from upstream, and Jing Chunxi panicked. He could tell it was the voices of Heizi and Shilang.

"No, something happened."

Jing Chunxi quickly told the two little kids not to run around, and to walk slowly towards them. He then rushed forward. Being bitten by a venomous snake is no joke. The poison is so strong that it can kill a person quickly.

But please don’t bite her family! Jin Chunxi trembled and prayed to the fairy aunt for help, completely forgetting that she was an illusory existence.

Jing Chunxi followed the sound and rushed to Silang and the others. Only then did she realize that the people sitting on the ground bitten by the snake were not her four family members she was worried about, but that annoying little playboy. So she was not happy: "When did he come?"

Silang and the others didn't know when the little dandy came. He was very rude. He came like a mute without saying hello, and didn't follow them to look for fish. Instead, he took a branch he picked up from somewhere and hit people around without any rules.

Sure enough, he got into trouble. It was the hibernation season for snakes, but he still got into trouble.

He sat on the cobblestones, neither crying nor groaning, maintaining the dignity of a high-ranking disciple. However, his trouser legs had been rolled up by the black mark, revealing his slender, white calves that were surprisingly attractive. Only the black mark ruined their beauty, and two inches above his ankles were clearly marked by two deep tooth marks.

Jing Chunxi exclaimed: "It was a poisonous snake bite!" There had been temporary workers in the village bitten before, and they died in less than half an hour, without waiting for the doctor to arrive.