Traveling through time as a peasant girl to turn things around

It was time to plant the vegetables in Guoguo's garden. She started working on her own, immediately. Seeing this, the fourth child, unable to let his daughter do anything, sent Guoguo to sit on the sofa, "You sit, Daddy will go plant." Guoguo said helplessly, "Dad, I'm grown up now. Look at my children, ten of them now. Let me do something. I like farming, too." Li Ru looked at him and said, "Let's do it together. If everyone helps, Guoguo won't have to work as hard." The fourth child listened and said, "Okay." Some family members volunteered to help. Li Qin also liked farming. He had done it as a child. Later, he went to school and then worked, so he didn't have the opportunity to work anymore. Now that he had land to farm, he liked it too, so he joined in without being asked.

Guoguo saw it and said, "Li Qin, you should take a rest. You've worked all day. Go ahead." Li Qin smiled and said, "It's okay. I don't have to move during the day. Sitting for a long time is not good for the body. I'll do less." "Okay, work less and then go take a rest." Li Qin: "Okay." Chai Donghua didn't care. It didn't matter whether he worked or not. He didn't know how to grow vegetables.

Chai Zhen: "I'll go." "I can." Grandpa Chai personally taught everyone how to grow tomatoes and how to make them produce more fruits.

Xiaochen and Xiaotian both loved playing in the fields and occasionally helped with the planting and picking. Guoguo had grown so many vegetables that she sent them to the troops every day and also ate them at home. Even though she used less summer flowers, she still needed some.

Later, Guoguo decided to work in the fields for only half an hour every night, and to arrange the rest of the time as he pleased.

Tonight, in half an hour, the children will all go to see Huang Bao's treasures and sort out what they've salvaged. There's still a lot left to sort out. Guo Guo will help, packing the pearls into sacks and the night-shining pearls into bags made of black cloth. Ye Heng and Li Qin will help place them far away against the wall.

Chai Donghua: "If we sell this, I won't be rich enough to rival a country, but I'm not far behind!" Ye Heng: "It's not that much. It's just a child's toy, don't worry about it." Ye Heng continued, "What is the most valuable thing on the market now?" Wang Xiaomin listened and wondered what the most valuable thing is? Xu Yao: "It's not gold! There are many things more valuable than gold. In comparison, gold has collection value. It can be stored as money and will not depreciate!"

Chai Donghua looked at the blue light in the distance. He'd heard it was Blue Diamond Mountain, but he hadn't seen it yet. Looking at the blue light, he knew it must be valuable. A blue diamond the size of a soybean was once priceless! His brother-in-law even said it wasn't worth much, haha!

Chai Donghua looked at the things on the ground, and they were indeed treasures. Chai Donghua squatted down and picked up one to look at it. Haha, cat's eye stones. There are so many of them, but they are not very useful. No wonder the brother-in-law said they were toys. He picked up a bag and helped to pack it. Huangbao: "Uncle, one bag contains the same things and they are clearly separated!" "Okay, uncle has done it." Huangbao said with a smile, "Okay, I feel relieved, just take a few if you want to play." Chai Donghua laughed, "Is there such a good thing?" "Yes. Just help with some hands, whoever wants can take it, I agree." "Okay, uncle will do it, just look for uncle if you have any problems in the future, Dabao." Huangbao laughed, I became Dabao again, hey, Dabao is Dabao, Huangbao, Dabao is me anyway.

"Okay, if you have any problems, go find my uncle." Chai Donghua said it, haha, okay.

After filling a few more bags, Ye Heng said, "That's all for tonight. Time to wash up and rest." Old Four was curious, wandering around. Suddenly, he saw a few chickens by the lake. "So ugly! They just don't look like chickens at all." He walked over, squatted down, and grabbed a chicken. "Li, li, li!" The chirping became louder and louder, and then it stopped. "Chirp, chirp, chirp." Huang Bao, with his sharp ears, heard it all. He dropped his things and ran over. "Oh, they're not chickens anymore. Haha, ugly things! I thought you were chickens, but you're not. You're not mandarin ducks either. You're not ducks either; they don't go in the water. Humph, I'll just pretend you're phoenixes! I won't throw you away." Old Four listened to Huang Bao and said, "Are they, phoenixes?" Huang Bao: "I'm not sure yet, but, probably, right! Only three have hatched, and there are still six eggs left." Old Four saw six eggs lying on the ground by the lake.

The fourth child was curious about everything. "Let me pry it open and see. Maybe I need your help." Huangbao wanted to stop him, but the words came out of his mouth, "Grandpa, you give it a try." "Okay." He picked up a stone and knocked on an egg, which hurt the fourth child's hand. "Why is this eggshell so hard? It should break with just a gentle tap!" Huangbao was speechless. Why did he have such a grandpa? He was not at all as smart as his mother.

Huang Bao had no idea that Grandpa had never been to school and only knew a few words, which he learned later. Old Four was naive, but he had a lot of ideas. Huang Bao could only say, "Grandpa, these aren't chicken eggs or duck eggs, they're bird eggs." Old Four grumbled, "They don't look very big." "Hey, size isn't the deciding factor." He was so depressed.

Ye Heng came over and said, "Have any more hatched?" Huang Bao: "Not yet." As he spoke, the egg, cracked open by the fourth child, and the thing inside said, "It's almost been cracked to death. If I don't get out, I'm afraid I'll lose my life." Then he cracked it open a few more times. "Pah, pah, pah," the sound of "bang, pah, pah" was heard. Huang Bao touched it and helped to open it. Ahahaha, the fourth child laughed to death. "A water hens, and it's still laying eggs!" Hahaha! Ye Heng was so amused by the fourth child's laughter that he couldn't even call him stupid. This was Guoguo's father, so he had to call him father too, as he was older. He said, "Dad, all newborn birds are like this. They'll be fine once they grow up." "Okay." Bird, bird. The fourth child grabbed it. The bird's beak reached up and pecked Lao Si. Lao Si cried out, "Ugh!" "So strong, it hurts." Huang Bao looked at Grandpa's hand and saw it was bleeding. The bird's beak was full of blood. Huang Bao hurriedly said, "Grandpa, tell him quickly, you will be my mount from now on." Lao Si found it funny but obeyed. "Okay. You will be my mount from now on. Remember." Lao Si touched the blood on his hand to the bird's beak and chuckled. "Little thing, you still peck me? Don't you see I'm a general?" Lightning suddenly flashed in the air and thunder roared, surrounding Lao Si and the newborn chick. Huang Bao watched from the side and said happily: "Congratulations, Grandpa, for your baby. Give him a name. It's a female." "What? No, I have a wife. This thing is too ugly. I don't want it." "Grandpa, you are not looking for a wife. Give him a name. It seems that this one is destined for you." "It's so small. I will be dead when it grows up. How can she carry me!" "Grandpa, there will always be a chance for you to carry me." "For the sake of my grandson, I will give you a name. Haha, it's a female! I don't know how to name. My child was named by my grandfather. Otherwise, Huang Bao, you give him a name?" "Okay."

Huang Bao sat on the ground and spoke slowly, "Legend has it that there are nine phoenixes. The eldest, the Golden Phoenix, is gentle and represents nobility, good fortune, and wealth. It is an auspicious beast in ancient mythology. It can sense the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, and its totem often appears on the clothing of ancient royal families.

The second one is the colorful phoenix. “Although I don’t have the wings of a colorful phoenix, our hearts are connected with each other.” The beauty of the colorful phoenix is ​​second only to the peacock among the nine sons. Its appearance is most similar to that of the phoenix, and it is the embodiment of the phoenix seeking the phoenix.

The third is the Qingluan, also known as the Cangqiong. It resembles a peacock but is azure blue. It is a mythical bird and was once the messenger of the Queen Mother of the West.

The fourth, the Fire Phoenix, also known as the Phoenix, is a spirit of fire. Its body is shrouded in a hazy aura, its temper flaming with brilliance when joyful, yet scorching with anger. The Fire Phoenix is ​​the third most powerful of the Nine Phoenixes. Its temperament is fierce. The legend of the Phoenix's rebirth from the ashes refers to the Fire Phoenix. Others include the Peacock, the Roc, the Thunderbird, and the Snow Phoenix.

The fifth chick is called Peacock. It has a bright blue body and a proud nature. The phoenix has nine chicks, of which Peacock is the most beautiful and the leader. It is also the most powerful.

The sixth is the Dapeng, which is similar to an eagle and has a huge body. The golden-winged Dapeng is the second bird born from the Phoenix. Its fighting power is very strong, second only to the peacock.

The seventh one is the Snow Phoenix. The Snow Phoenix loves cold weather and is said to be able to turn its breath into snow and its breath into ice. It is a symbol of holiness.

Lao Ba is a thunderbird. The sound of a thunderbird's hooves is like thunder, its wings flap like lightning, and it is in an impatient mood. Therefore, when it appears, it usually makes a huge noise with thunder and lightning.

"Old Nine Great Phoenix, legend has it that the Great Phoenix is ​​a fierce divine bird whose wings and tail can cover the sky and the sun when spread out. When its wings flutter, it will cause the Great Phoenix to uproot even thousand-year-old trees."

Huang Bao looked at the newly born water hens, their feathers electrifying. Their chirping sounds were tinged with anger, and their temperament was impatient. "Let's call it Thunderbird. It should be the eighth one. Grandpa hit it, so it was born early." The fourth child felt embarrassed. "Okay, let's call it Thunderbird!" "The eighth one has an owner now. Bring him something, don't forget it." "There are so many treasures in the yard. String something with a red string and wear it around his neck." Huang Bao ran away, found a stone, polished it until it was smooth—haha, it was green jade. Huang Bao used his spiritual power to drill a hole, threaded a red silk thread through it, and put it around the hens' neck. The fourth child chuckled, "It looks much better now." "Grandpa, remember to feed it." The fourth child was dumbfounded; he didn't know how to feed it. Huang Bao left without a care in the world. Ye Heng also went back to bed. The twins had grown up, and Huang Bao had taught them to sleep alone, two in one room.

Yeheng and Guoguo took a shower and went to sleep, not caring about others. Huangbao said to the two youngest children, "Take care of yourselves." Then he went back to his room to sleep. Xiaochen let his mother sleep in his room, and he lived in a shell outside. It was a big shell. Xiaotian saw it and followed suit. Chai Donghua watched his daughters and sons living in the shells in a row. He laughed and said, "Oh, don't worry, I can't do anything about it." He pulled his wife back to the room to sleep.

Wang Xiaomin: "Haha. It's not cold outside." Chai Donghua: "Yeah, it's not cold. I even know to cover myself with a blanket. I'm afraid I'll wake up from the heat."

Huanhuan and his wife found a house to live in. There were plenty of houses, so they settled in wherever there was no one living there.

No one cares about you here, you have to take care of yourself. ...

Ye Heng and Guo Guo lived in the Jade House, and of course, they were like fish in water, quite comfortable, and their bodies and minds were at peace. [10,000 words omitted here]