Sweet baby milk, bring the whole family rich

Old Lady Yun was still hesitating whether to listen to Yun Tingshu and not let him go to school.

But Old Man Yun, who had just entered, immediately made the decision and said to Yun Tingshu, "Pack your things. Dad will send you to school tomorrow."

After hearing what his father said, Yun Tingshu knew that he had no choice but to go to school.

But he really didn't want to go to school, so he said to his mother, "Mom, I don't want to study. I fall asleep when I read. I want to do business."

"You can do business, but do you need to know how to read before doing business?" Old Man Yun said to Yun Tingshu.

Yun Tingshu thought that what his father said seemed to make some sense, so he nodded.

He said to his father and mother: "I can go to school, but I won't go to school after I learn to read."

"Okay." Old Master Yun said to Yun Tingshu.

"Call Luo Xuan and Luo Hao in as well." said Old Man Yun.

Yun Tingshu quickly called his two little nephews in.

"Luo Xuan, Luo Hao, do you want to go to school?" Old Master Yun smiled kindly, his eyes full of expectation and encouragement, and asked gently to his two lovely grandsons.

"Grandpa, I don't want to go." The first one to answer was Luo Hao. He shook his head firmly, with a stubborn expression on his face.

"Grandpa, I want to go." Luo Xuan expressed his wish without hesitation, his eyes bright and full of desire. He has always been curious about knowledge, and every time his uncle came home, he would eagerly learn all kinds of new knowledge.

"Luo Hao, tell grandpa why you don't want to go to school?" Old Man Yun asked with some confusion, his eyes falling on Luo Hao.

"I want to go hunting with Dad!" Luo Hao waved his hands excitedly, his eyes sparkling. "I'm very strong, I can help Dad catch a lot of prey!"

He puffed out his chest with pride, as if he could already see the scene of hunting side by side with his father in the future.

"Why are you so stubborn, kid?" Old Man Yun sighed helplessly. He originally hoped that his grandsons could change their destiny through studying, but Luo Hao's persistence made him confused and worried.

Hearing this, Yun Tingchang, who had been standing silently by the side, suddenly felt as if he had been injured by mistake.

He touched his nose awkwardly, thinking, "How come I got shot even when I was lying down?"

But deep down, he didn't really want his son to go hunting with him.

Although hunting can provide a livelihood, the hardships and risks involved can only be understood by experiencing it personally.

He also hopes that his children can get better opportunities by going to school and change the fate of their family.

"What's so good about hunting? What future can you achieve by following your father?" Old Master Yun's tone gradually became serious. He hoped to persuade Luo Hao to change his mind.

However, Luo Hao's attitude remained firm, and he firmly believed that his choice was correct.

"Your uncle is also going to school tomorrow. Are you really not going?" Grandpa Yun knew that his second grandson had a good relationship with his uncle, so he said temptingly.

"No." Yun Luohao shook his head firmly.

As a democratic patriarch, Mr. Yun strongly supports the decision of his children and grandchildren, so he does not force them. He will take his eldest grandson and youngest son to school tomorrow.

The next morning, Grandpa Yun took Yun Luoxuan, who looked energetic, and Yun Tingshu, who looked listless, to the only school in town.

After paying the school fees, Old Master Yun hid from his youngest son, whom he was most worried about, and before leaving, he warned him, "Be good in school, and when you're done, go home with your third brother."

"Luo Xuan, help grandpa look after your uncle."

After saying this, Old Man Yun turned and left, leaving Yun Luoxuan and Yun Tingshu standing there.

Yun Luoxuan patted Yun Tingshu's shoulder and comforted him, "Uncle, don't worry, I will take good care of you."

Yun Tingshu looked at his eldest nephew and slapped the hand off his shoulder: "Your uncle is taking care of you, but how can I ask you to take care of me?"

The two of them entered the school together and started a new study life.

"Are you back?" Seeing that Old Man Yun was almost jumping for joy, Old Lady Yun knew that there would be no problem in sending the two children to school.

She couldn't help but feel relieved and happy for the children.

"Well, I went to buy some seeds. I'll go plow the soil in the front yard later and plant some vegetables so we can eat them later."

As Mr. Yun spoke, he put down his things, picked up his hoe and prepared to go to work. He felt that this would not only meet the family's food needs, but also make life more interesting.

As he spoke, Mr. Yun picked up his hoe and plowed the empty ground in the front yard, then watered and sowed the seeds in one go. He had extensive experience in farming, and his movements were skillful and quick.

"Grandpa, why don't you go check on the farm? Can the eldest son handle it all by himself?" Old Lady Yun asked worriedly. After all, there was a lot of work to do in the farm, and she was afraid her eldest son would be too tired by himself.

Old Man Yun smiled and replied, "Don't worry, old lady. Once I finish this, I will go to help in the field." After that, he continued to focus on the work at hand.

After a while, when Mr. Yun came to the field, he was surprised to find that in addition to his eldest son, his second son and Luo Hao were also busy in the field. This made him very happy and felt the power of family unity.

"Second son, why didn't you go hunting today?" Grandpa Yun asked his second son curiously. Normally, his second son would go hunting in the mountains, but today he showed up to help in the fields.

"Dad, I thought my eldest brother couldn't handle it alone, so I came to help him with some work," the second son replied with a simple smile. He had always been a hardworking and kind person, willing to help his family share the burden.

"Okay, then you guys come back early for dinner." After saying that, the old man left the field and hummed a little tune on his way home.