The Story of a Spoiled Daughter Raising a Husband

According to the original owner's memories within his body, Ji Xiuping usually doted on him, but he was not unprincipled in his obedience. He had never been in a situation where he wanted to speak but dared not. Why had he suddenly become like this? But now was not the time to dwell on these things too much.

“Brother Xiuping, you always tell Qian’er that she can say whatever she wants in front of you without worrying about anything else. But why are you so hesitant at this moment when you clearly have something to say yourself?”

"Qian'er is still the same Qian'er as before. It's just that after experiencing some things, she understands what she should do and who is truly good to her. Why do you always treat me like a fragile doll?"

"Since I've told you all this, I'm hoping you can give me some ideas so I can resolve these issues perfectly. Do you really want to watch me lose my appetite and sleep because of all this?"

As she said this, as if afraid that Ji Xiuping would not agree, her eyes showed not only sincerity but also expectation. She also held Ji Xiuping's arm with both hands, shaking it slightly, just like a child who wanted candy and was being spoiled.

What Ji Xiuping couldn't stand the most was Tong Qian's charming and adorable demeanor. In the past, whenever she insisted on something, he couldn't easily refuse her. Now, he couldn't say no either.

Besides, she herself said that she hadn't actually changed, she had just come to understand some things. It's really a bit strange that she's become obsessed with herself because of her changes and is afraid to speak up, constantly paying attention to her emotional changes.

"Qian'er, if you think about it carefully, I can see that what you're saying is feasible, but there will definitely be problems in the implementation process."

"On the one hand, how can we organize large-scale lectures in the village and get the villagers to participate voluntarily? On the other hand, even if those people are found, how should we settle them? If it's just our family, we certainly can't accommodate so many people."

"Most importantly, there's another point: how are you going to arrange for so many people to listen to the Master's teachings and engage in farming? With our limited farmland and the constraints of the farming season, it's unrealistic to support so many people at home. Qian'er, I will support whatever you do, but we can't ignore our actual situation."

As Tong Qian listened to his methodical analysis, her expression became serious, but she was also extremely happy. He had already begun to look for a suitable solution and was able to accurately raise certain analytical questions. It seemed that everything she had done today was worthwhile.

Hearing that he finally spoke, she stopped bothering him and just sat beside him, her legs dangling down, swinging them idly.

“Brother Xiuping, I’m actually happy that you’ve raised these questions. Think about it, if word gets around in the village that we’ll invite a teacher to teach us farming techniques, and we’ll invite other people to come and give us guidance, we can just set up the classroom in the fields, with so many people around us.”

"Don't you think this forms a kind of publicity? Not only do we not need to spend too much time and effort to do anything, but we also don't have to be deliberately sabotaged by people with ulterior motives. Moreover, the effect is subtle and gradual."

After hearing this, Ji Xiuping couldn't help but admire Tong Qian's unconventional thinking. If he was amazed when he heard her sing, and felt sorry for her when he saw her say that she was working hard to correct her previous mistakes, then he was shocked now.

"You want the villagers to come to you on their own, instead of us going to them. This way, we'll have the initiative, and even if they try to find fault later, it won't be so easy for them."

After saying this, he pondered for a moment and then continued, "You want to use Aunt Wang to spread the word. Only she can make everyone aware of it without them even realizing it."

Upon hearing this, Tong Qian could no longer sit still. Her little brother was indeed very clever. She jumped to the ground, put her hands behind her back, and kept pacing back and forth.

“You’re right. What I’m thinking is to use Aunt Wang’s words to let more people know what we’re doing, but not to tell her directly. Instead, we can use her help to express our gratitude and casually mention our plans. That way, we can achieve what we want to do. What do you think?”

Looking at her like this, Ji Xiuping's doting eyes became even more obvious. "Qian'er, you are becoming smarter and smarter. Most of the things in the village are spread by Aunt Wang. With her helping us spread the word, I believe that in a few days, more and more people will go to listen to the teacher's lectures."

"But when would be a better time for us to go find Aunt Wang? Besides, we haven't found the person we need yet, and we haven't even confirmed the teacher. How are we supposed to do these things?"

As if she knew Ji Xiuping would ask such a question, Tong Qian continued to spin around on the ground, shaking her head, and said leisurely, "Actually, when I was choosing Master Qiu for you, I had already learned about all the knowledgeable masters in various fields."

“Of course we know what they need, and we are sure we can get their help. As for the people we are going to train, I have already asked Yun to keep an eye out for them. However, we still need to examine them ourselves. After all, bringing them back is not just for farming.”

Seeing Ji Xiuping's puzzled look, he stopped beating around the bush and simply said, "I not only plan to have them learn farming techniques from the Master, but also to make them his specialized disciples. That way, we will have people who are proficient in agricultural skills in the future."

"We can also provide them with professional training and find them different tutors. If you really pass the imperial examination and enter officialdom, some of them will stay here to protect what we already have, while others will go out with us to start from scratch."

"No matter what you do, if you don't have people you can trust and people who can actually get things done, you will eventually be hampered at every turn. They are the first group of people I plan to train, and they are a relatively more versatile group."