The Story of a Spoiled Daughter Raising a Husband

She stopped complaining and just inquired about the matter carefully, thinking that no matter what, she wouldn't lose face by telling the truth. Besides, there was a teacher there, so there shouldn't be any problems. She could only try her best to understand the matter.

At this time, Aunt Wang also tried her best to tell Tong Qian everything she knew and what she had guessed. After discussing it, the two of them decided that as soon as the teacher started teaching those farming skills, Uncle Wang would go with him to see if they were really that useful.

In fact, not only Aunt Wang knew about these things, but everyone standing nearby also knew. After all, Aunt Wang wasn't whispering to Tong Qian about these things. Moreover, when Tong Qian was talking about the last few things, she raised her voice as much as possible so that everyone around could hear.

However, it was indeed because Aunt Wang was focused on finding any loopholes in Tong Qian's words during this process, and therefore did not notice Tong Qian's subtle change. Meanwhile, Tong Qian was also glancing at the people standing next to her, and seeing the increasingly changed expressions on their faces, she became more and more certain that the possibility of success in this unexpected situation was growing.

After returning home, those people discussed the matter carefully with their families, considering the veracity of what they had heard that day, the feasibility of doing it, and most importantly, they thought about how their families had never been very kind to Tong Qian and had been saying bad things about her. Even if they had such intentions, Tong Qian might not agree.

They were thinking about how to talk to Tong Qian in a way that would allow her to have no grudges and let her family learn about farming from that old scholar. Some people even thought about asking Tong Qian's parents to put in a good word for them so that Tong Qian would stop holding grudges about the past.

Others, while also curious about the matter and hoping to learn about agriculture from the old scholar, were more interested in Sichen and Kui'er. As a result, the night was far from peaceful.

When Tong Qian looked at Master Yuan, who was so eager to discuss with his students what they had seen in the fields that day, she felt a sense of helplessness. She had never imagined that she would encounter a teacher who would always put knowledge first, regardless of when or where she was.

Moreover, no matter how tired he was, he would always find the kind of fun he wanted in the process, and he would tirelessly teach and learn about this subject to his students. Even when Si Chen was standing next to him, he seemed to have no reaction.

I had originally planned to explain to him what happened in the field today, but looking at his current state, he probably didn't even notice anything unusual at the time. If I brought it up again, I would only be considered stupid.

Looking at Si Chen beside him, he asked, "Young Master Si Chen, your room has already been prepared. Let me take you there now. Judging from the current situation, Master Yuan probably doesn't have time to talk to you about those things from before. If you want to talk about them, you can do so later when you have the chance."

Si Chen listened and just smiled, shaking her head slightly. "You don't need to worry about it so much. He was so engrossed in those things in the fields today that he didn't notice what was happening outside. Don't worry."

"Right now, he and his students just want to record what he saw today. If he doesn't write it down, given his personality, he'll probably forget it by tomorrow. I'll just wait here for a bit; it won't bother him."

"Besides, we already said in town today that we would talk to each other tonight. It wouldn't be good to just leave without saying a word. But if we're being honest, given how we've always gotten along, the room you prepared probably won't be of much use to us."

Tong Qian, seeing this, didn't argue further. After settling Master Yuan and Si Chen in, she took Kui'er to her room. Seeing Kui'er's puzzled expression, she first helped her sit down and then spoke directly:

"You don't need to guess what I called you here for. It's just that a lot of things happened today, which caught me off guard and caused things to get a little out of control. And both you and Si Chen are unexpected and uncertain factors for me. After all, I really didn't expect that you would both come along."

"And under these circumstances, what I didn't expect was that so many people would gather there together and such an incident would occur. If anything makes you uncomfortable, please don't blame me. I know you're very sensitive to those gazes, but after all, in this village, although we've found a peaceful corner, it's precisely here that the words spoken by those people always leave one unsure how to respond. What do you think..."

As she said this, she paused, unsure of what to say next. Even though she could handle many unexpected situations, she always felt powerless when dealing with Kui'er's emotions, unsure of how to best handle them.

Kui'er did feel uncomfortable at first when she saw those gazes, but she later realized that her appearance was exceptionally striking here, so it was no surprise that she attracted so many people's attention.

Moreover, there was someone like Si Chen standing next to her. Besides, the things she had experienced before had already made her feel comfortable when facing those situations. In fact, she had even developed a special ability to resist external pressure.