Leisurely mountain village

"Tenth Grandfather, are you home?" Ye Huan called out as he pushed open the courtyard gate.

"Yes, I'm here. Xiao Huan, what's up?" Grandpa Shi was 63 years old, a sprightly old man who was always cheerful and often got himself drunk.

He's a master at brewing wine, but he's obsessed with good wine, there's no way around it.

He has a son and a daughter, both of whom live away from home. His son's name is Ye Dake, and the whole family works in Jiangsu Province. His eldest grandson is in his early twenties, and his granddaughter, Ye Qingmei, is in her final year of high school. Ye Huan knows this; he knows almost everyone in the village whose child is in their final year of high school, as people in the family group chat will mention it.

Ye Huan's daughter, Ye Tong, married someone in the city. She heard that Ye Tong's circumstances were quite good, and she also had a son and a daughter. However, Ye Huan didn't know what they did for a living.

Ye Huan was quite familiar with his twelfth uncle and Da Ke, but not so much with his aunt Ye Tong. He had been living at school since high school, and he didn't talk much with his aunts and other relatives.

"Come and see how I brew wine, and I'll buy some for my grandfather to make his own wine," Ye Huan said with a smile.

"Oh, what's so interesting about this? It's very simple. Even your Uncle Da Ke doesn't want to learn it. He insists on going out to work." Grandpa Shi said, while complaining about his son.

Many elderly people in the village now know that Ye Huan has returned to the village to develop his career. They envy the older brother Ye Wuji, who has his children and grandchildren by his side. Young people simply don't understand.

The old man didn't hold back, and Ye Huan quickly mastered the procedure. Then he bought 50 jin of high-proof pure grain liquor and went home.

Grandpa bought all the liquor he made from here, so Ye Huan wasn't lying.

As usual, Ye Huan first poured spiritual spring water for the animals at home for dinner, giving each animal a small basin, and then distributed food. Ye Huan didn't buy any dog ​​food or anything like that; they ate whatever was cooked at home.

Saihu has been eating this kind of food since he was a baby, and he is very smart and healthy. Now that he drinks Lingquan water for a long time, he is even more handsome and majestic.

"Mom and Dad, don't cook for me tomorrow, I'm going to the city," Ye Huan told her family.

"Oh," Mom replied.

"Uncle, where is the city?" Jingjing's question reminded Ye Huan that the little girl had never left the village and probably hadn't even been to the town much. Ye Huan only found out how hard her life had been when he met Sister-in-law Bai Jie.

"Yes, that's where Uncle studies." Ye Huan patted her head. "Want to go play with Uncle?"

"Mom~" Jingjing looked at Bai Jie with longing eyes.

"Won't this interfere with your plans?" Bai Jie asked Ye Huan.

"I'm going to have some fun. It's a class reunion. Our former homeroom teacher is retiring tomorrow, so we're going to visit her," Ye Huan said with a smile.

"Alright then, Jingjing, listen to your uncle outside, understand?" Bai Jie instructed her daughter. To be honest, she knew she was sorry to her child, but given the family's circumstances, there was nothing she could do.

"Yes, yes, I will listen to Uncle. Thank you, Mom." Jingjing was happy.

Ye Huan smiled. Anyway, he would probably be back in the evening. There wouldn't be much time to play this time. But he could take Jingjing to a big shopping mall or something in the afternoon. They could talk about it another time, like an amusement park or a zoo.

After finishing their meal, Ye Huan led a large group up to the cabin on the back mountain. When they arrived at the outdoor shed, they unexpectedly saw a mother panda and her cub.

He went up to each of them and patted their big, furry heads. "Why did you come down here? Have you had dinner?"

"Meow~" The little guy is getting grumpy. Haven't you brought me a basin of water for days? Ye Huan understood, laughed, took the basin out of the house, and filled it up. It had to be filled up.

"Drink up, you little rascal, you're getting addicted, aren't you?" He moved a chair next to the little guy and stroked its fur.

"Hmm, should we give you guys names too?" Ye Huan asked.

Ye Huan understood what the panda mother meant: whatever.

"Okay, then your name is Huahua and your name is Menglan?" Ye Huan scratched his head. "No, no, the name Huahua is already taken by the Bureau of Flower, and Menglan is already taken too. Never mind, let me think again."

Although Ye Huan didn't travel from Earth, he still has most of the names here. After all, animal protection isn't as strict here; only giant pandas, South China tigers, Siberian tigers, and Tibetan antelopes are considered protected animals.

"Your name is Fuwang, and your name is Mengmeng, right?" Ye Huan said to the mother and son. "Who cares if there are people with the same name? It's not surprising that people have the same name, since you're such a cute kid." Ye Huan explained to himself.

After drinking a basin of water, the little guy finally quieted down, lying in Ye Huan's arms and bleating. The panda mother went outside, picked up a large bamboo shoot, and began to eat.

Ye Huan took out some fruit from his spatial storage. These were all grown with genuine spiritual spring water and tasted amazing. He usually ate these himself.

Sure enough, Mengmeng is a little foodie. Even though she had eaten her fill at dinner, she still ate a lot of fruit. Ye Huan patted her belly and handed the rest to her mother, Fuwang.

Fuwang is good; he's not picky about food and will eat anything given to him. Ye Huan likes him very much. "Let's sleep in this shed tonight and go back tomorrow," he said to the mother and son.

"Mea~"

Ye Huan smiled. It wasn't raining or cold today. He coaxed Jingjing to sleep, covered her with a blanket, and then moved the recliner out and sat in the shed. The little guy was small but heavy, so Ye Huan couldn't possibly hold it while sleeping.

It lay down next to Ye Huan with its mother, Fu Wang. Ye Huan lowered the recliner to its lowest position, covered herself with a blanket, and then rested one hand on Fu Wang's big head, leisurely enjoying the evening breeze.

Young people are used to staying up late. Right now, everyone in the group chat on their phones is chatting enthusiastically, so he just peeks at it without saying a word.

We're having a reunion tomorrow. I haven't seen many of my classmates since graduating from high school, so I'm quite excited. So far, 27 people have signed up to participate.

While spying, Ye Huan suddenly noticed someone had tagged him, "@Ye Huan, asleep?" Lu Xiao was calling him.

"No, I'm looking at the stars." Ye Huan casually took a picture of the starry sky and sent it to the group. He felt that it wouldn't be right not to reply after seeing it.

"Wow~ Ye Huan, this picture of yours could be used as wallpaper, it's so beautiful!" said a female classmate with whom she had a good relationship.

"Indeed, Ye Huan, was it filmed in that cabin in the woods you mentioned?" Xu Tingting asked.

"Yes, and there's Fuwang, Mengmeng, Xiaobai, Wangcai, Xiaotian, and Zidian," Ye Huan replied with a smile.

"Huh? Who is it? I know Xiaobai, the wolf you took in." Xu Tingting asked.

"What the hell? Ye Huan took in a wolf?" everyone asked in surprise. What did we just see?

"Isn't that thing supposed to be impossible to tame?"

“That depends on who’s raising him. Do you know who Ye Huan’s grandfather is?” Lu Xiao said.

Few of these high school classmates actually knew this. Ye Huan didn't explain, just casually took a picture and sent it, and the group chat exploded.

"Holy crap, holy crap, holy crap, Ye Huan, tell me, is that a giant panda you're touching?" Lu Xiao exclaimed.

Let's talk about that bat demon brother who takes pulses. Does he absolutely have to give us razor blades? We tried our best.