The Rebirth of a Farm Girl from a Military Family and a Cannon Fodder Princess

The clan chief pressed further, "Do you know where to find purple clover?"

Zisu: "The book says that milkvetch likes to grow in warm and humid places, and it should be cultivated in coastal areas. We should be able to find it in the deep mountains here."

The entire southern part of the Western Liang Kingdom was a warm and humid region, and the area of ​​Wuliping, spanning over a thousand miles, belonged to the southern region of the Western Liang Kingdom. As for the purple clover, it was something Zisu saw in her dream; in the dream, many farmlands were planted with purple clover as a fertile soil plant.

The clan chief was overjoyed: "That's great! After the spring planting is over, I'll send people to the deep mountains to find purple clover. I'll need you to come along then, otherwise none of us will recognize it!"

Zisu readily agreed, "Okay, no problem!" If she could do something practical for the people of Wuliping, then if she, her mother, and her younger brother were ever manipulated by her uncle, the villagers of Wuliping would stand by her side and give her encouragement and support.

Before long, the busy farming season was over. The clan chief selected twenty able-bodied young men to form a group and planned to take Zisu deep into the mountains to search for purple clover.

Madam Yu was shocked: "What? You want to go to the deep mountains and forests? No way, I don't agree! You're just a young girl, what are you going to do in the deep mountains and forests? What if something happens to you? What will your brother and I do?"

Nowadays, Madam Yu is used to Zisu making all the decisions and taking the lead. If anything were to happen to Zisu, she would feel like the sky is falling, and besides being extremely grief-stricken, she would also be helpless and at a loss.

In short: nowadays, Zisu is her backbone and the pillar of her family.

Zisu patiently reassured her, "Mother, don't worry, it's just looking for Ziyunying, we won't go too deep into the mountains. Besides, of the twenty people that Sixth Grandfather chose, more than ten are quite skilled hunters!"

After much pleading and cajoling, and even after talking until her mouth was dry, she finally managed to persuade Madam Yu to relent.

Walking deep in the mountains, Zisu remained calm, unlike the others who had feared she would tremble with fear. Now, she possessed martial arts skills and had even learned to climb trees. If a tiger were to suddenly appear, she could simply climb a tree; with so many brave hunters around, there was no need to scare herself unnecessarily.

Zisu's composure and perseverance impressed the villagers.

Everyone instinctively assumed that she was putting on a brave face for the sake of the villagers' well-being. Indeed, she's a rare good child; they should repay her properly when the opportunity arises.

Not long after entering the mountains, Zisu found a shady valley where she discovered a large patch of purple clover, exactly the same as the one she had seen in her dream.

Upon seeing the milkvetch, Zisu remembered something and quickly said to Shangguan Qin, the leader, "Besides being used to fertilize fields, milkvetch can also be used to feed pigs, and cattle, sheep, horses, and rabbits also love to eat it. The stems and leaves of milkvetch are tender and juicy, making it a top-quality forage. It can be fed directly as green seedlings or dried into hay."

Shangguan Qin was overjoyed: "That's wonderful! Let's dig up as many as possible and plant them in the fields!"

Zisu quickly advised, "No rush. Let's wait a while longer, until the milkvetch produces seeds, then we can collect the seeds directly!" Nowadays, whether it's paddy fields or dry land, crops have already been planted. Where would there be any spare land to plant milkvetch? There's no need to pull up the crops!

Shangguan Qin was taken aback for a moment, then realized what he meant and grinned, "Okay, Zisu is right, let's listen to Zisu! Let's all remember this valley and come back to harvest seeds in the future!"

"Yes!" the crowd responded loudly with laughter, each person beaming with joy.

On the way back, they also hunted a lot of pheasants and rabbits, and picked some wild fruits that the children loved to eat, returning home with a full load.