Chapter 8： You are a reader, you don't understand

Chapter 8 You are a reader, you don't understand

She is heavily in debt, and this little head of making money has to turn around and can't be lazy.

"Straight!" Because Zhou Yi had seen the food delivery, he asked in confusion, "Is the plow still bent?"

Zhou Rong changed his clothes and came out, and he heard the woman in the courtyard say calmly and confidently what shocked him: "Yes, the curved plough is very light, the ploughing is good, and there is no need for cattle!"

"You really don't need to plough cattle, where is this curved plough?" Zhou Yi was greatly surprised and couldn't help but ask.

Xi Yao was stunned for a moment, and when he came to his mouth, he was a little speechless.

There should be no curved ploughs here, otherwise, why would there be such clumsy straight ploughs?

"Little sister is innocent, don't bully her!" Zhou Rong warned.

What Quyuanli, he has read so many books, but he has never heard of it.

Xi Yang saw that he did not distinguish between right and wrong, and he just talked to Zhou Yi, how could she become a bully, so he couldn't help muttering: "I don't distinguish between right and wrong, I must be a dog official in the future!"

"What did you say?" Zhou Rong approached and asked gloomily.

This woman, as soon as she recovered, began to reveal her true form.

Although he hadn't met Xi Yao, he deliberately inquired with the people around Xi's family, saying that Xi Yao was rude and mean and not easy to get along with, so she pretended to be pitiful in front of him.

I thought that she would change because of the great changes in her family, but I didn't expect that within a few days, she would be revealed.

He thought she could keep pretending.

was taken aback, Xi Yao took a step back and said stubbornly: "You haven't heard of Quyuanli yourself, why do you say that I bully people?"

"I've been reading books for more than ten years, and I've never heard of a Quyuanli. How did you know about it?" Zhou Rong pressed step by step, not wanting to let her go.

If you don't suppress her energy, from now on, the family will be jumping around every day.

He didn’t want his family to be bullied.

Xi Yao wanted to refute him: The book my mother reads is older than your age...

But the reality let her know that if she really wanted to say that, Zhou Rong would throw her out unceremoniously, so she rolled her tongue and insisted: "That's something you don't know, anyway, there is a curved plow. "

"have you seen?"

"right!"

"Then tell me, what is the difference between the two ploughs!"

"That's it..." Xi Yao opened her mouth and wanted to say, but as soon as she opened her mouth, she felt that something was wrong - she seemed to have been tricked.

So, she looked up at Zhou Rong, her eyes full of disbelief...

"What is it?" Zhou Rong asked.

Zhou Yi looked at the fourth brother and the fourth sister-in-law, always feeling as if he was superfluous.

Xi Yao took a deep breath, and wanted to give himself a slap—a person who has the perseverance to read, that one has no ambition.

She was deceived by Zhou Rong's appearance, and felt that he was indifferent and not like a person, with no desires and no desires.

But it is clear that people are thinking about going to Beijing to take the exam and want to stand out. Such a person has such great ambitions. She thinks that he is an immortal person who is unmoved by common affairs, but it turns out that he is also a mortal person with seven emotions and six desires.

"What's the matter?" The rest of the Zhou family came out and saw the confrontation in the yard with puzzled faces.

The one who was pushed just injured his hand, and Xi Yao didn't make a fuss, which made everyone breathe a sigh of relief, so everyone was quite worried when they saw the two of them suddenly making a fuss.

Xi Yao took a breath and deliberately said: "I told you, you don't understand, you are a student, can you still work as a carpenter?"

Being turned against the generals, Zhou Rong was stunned for a moment, and looked at her sharply, but he saw a thin man with stubborn eyes, stunned, unwilling to compromise, let alone afraid.

(end of this chapter)