Chapter 30： Plant golden ear

Chapter 30 Planting Golden Ears

Ying Bao carried a few mulberry sticks back to his house. He didn't bother to see his younger brother and entered the cave in an instant.

All the crops in the cave have been harvested and piled in the open space in the corner. Three large piles have not been threshed.

Ying Bao comes in and masturbates a bit whenever he has free time. He doesn’t know when he will finish masturbating.

I did n’t plant so much food for a long time. Now it ’s good. The land is waiting to turn over. The crops are waiting for the granules.

Dip the mulberry stick in your hand into the pond water for a while, then take it out and insert it into the ground. Look left and right, the more you look, the more you like it.

Golden ear, she had only seen it in the Dudu Mansion in the last life, packed in a gift box, was accidentally overturned by a servant, scattered to the ground, and Huang Chengcheng had a piece.

I remember the butler scolding me sternly: "You idiot! You can't even pay for a dog's life. The Governor's Mansion doesn't need trash like you! Drag him out and beat him! Beat him to death and throw him to the dogs!"

Later the servant was dragged away, and several girls lay on the ground picking up golden ears.

At that time, Yingbao was ignorant and fearless. Out of curiosity, he found two grains in the grass and hid them quietly. She thought to herself: This is the golden ear that Sister Wen mentioned. It is so beautiful and the color is like gold.

Sister Wen was the sister she met at Wuchun Yuan when she was a teenager, and she was also the one who taught her how to read.

It is said that her family used to own a medicine shop. Because a nobleman was poisoned and died after using the medicine from her medicine shop, her house was confiscated, all the adult men in the family were sentenced to exile, and the children and women were sold into slavery.

Sister Wen said that she was only ten years old at that time and had never seen her family again after being bought by Wu Chun Yuan.

At that time, Yingbao had just entered Wuchunyuan and was extremely stubborn. She suffered a lot for this. Sister Wen, who was 16 years old, often came to take care of her, bringing her delicious food and reading storybooks to her.

Later, Yingbao learned that Sister Wen was the best dancer in Wuchun Courtyard. She danced very well and often danced in various mansions to entertain the banquets of wealthy families, and she could also bring back various exquisite pastries and delicacies.

Now, I don’t know where Sister Wen is, and neither does her pharmacy.

Sigh, I should have asked more in the first place.

At this moment, there should be nothing going on at Sister Wen’s house. Calculating the time, Sister Wen should be eight years old this year, and there are still two years before the accident at her family's pharmacy.

I don’t know if I can meet Sister Wen in this life. If possible, I will definitely find a way to remind her.

After leaving the cave, Yingbao began to sort out the gifts he had bought.

The jigsaw puzzle, Kong Mingsuo and the little dove cart were left to his younger brother.

Two colorful pony heads, one for Yuanbao and one for Huzi.

Two pairs of silk flowers for the two little cousins.

She plans to give one pair of these three pairs of wooden combs to grandma, and a pair to her eldest uncle. Grandma also has a pair.

As for this copper-tipped cigarette rod, it was naturally given to Grandpa.

New Year's Eve.

Uncle Jiang’s family has prepared the New Year’s Eve dinner.

Jiang Erlang brought a pair of children, Jiang Sanlang held his twin sons, and Chun Niang held Yingbao in one hand and a basket of gifts in the other, and came to have the New Year's Eve dinner together.

Yingbao gave away the gifts one by one, saying, "My eldest uncle, my second uncle, and my father don't have any, nor do my eldest and second brothers. You are all adults and you can't play with toys."

Everyone laughed.

The eldest and second uncle waved their hands quickly, "It doesn't matter, we don't play with toys."

The eldest cousin and the second cousin were not convinced, and said deliberately: "We are not married, so why are we adults? Ying Bao'er, you are partial."

Ying Bao said without blushing: "You are about to get married, and my aunt has already arranged the marriage for you."

Everyone laughed.

Laohan Jiang and Mrs. Jiang Liu received gifts from their grandchildren for the first time, and they were laughing from ear to ear.

The old lady held Yingbao in her arms and kept calling her a good boy and a good granddaughter.

He also carried her into the house, secretly stuffed her with a bunch of money, and whispered: "Good boy, keep it. Grandma has given you the most money as a gift, so don't let others see it."

Ying Bao nodded with a smile and stuffed the money into his pocket. Yuanbao ran in and looked at Ah Nai warily, thinking that Ah Nai had stolen something delicious to Ying Bao and refused to give it to him.

Ms. Jiang Liu poked his forehead and took out a few copper coins, "Yuanbao, come here, grandma will give you lucky money too."

Yuan Bao immediately laughed, took the money, knelt down, and kowtowed three times to Grandma.

Upon seeing this, Ying Bao quickly came down, knelt down and kowtowed to Grandma, wishing her New Year’s greetings in advance.

The family had a New Year's Eve dinner happily, distributed the New Year's money to the children and let them go back to sleep, while the men stayed behind to watch the New Year's Eve.

At dawn, the three Jiang brothers took off the old talisman and put new talismans on the doors of each house. They also lit bamboo festivals in the yard to see off the old and welcome the new.

For a time, the village was filled with crackling noises, and the sound of bamboo sticks crackling could be heard in many homes.

…

Yingbao didn't sleep well that night and had a dream.

In the dream, it was still the sea of ​​fog, and it was still the book.

Yingbao thought for a while and opened the book.

Skip the plot that is irrelevant to you and directly look for the names Chen Ying or Ying Bao.

No, after reading dozens of chapters, my name did not appear.

The story has been written around Chen Tiantian and her second sister Chen Zhao, focusing on the confrontation and intrigue between the two.

Finally, Yingbao finally turned to the chapter about Chen Changping passing the scholar examination.

Chen Changping told his wife Han that his body might not be able to support the provincial examination, so he wanted to smooth out the relationship and directly become an official, and asked his wife to go to her brother-in-law to think of ideas.

Han agreed and went to find her brother-in-law Chen Guanglu.

 Chen Guanglu beat his chest loudly and said that it was no problem. He said that as long as he takes care of his boss and does what he likes, it would be no problem to find a job for his brother-in-law in the county government...

As soon as I saw this, the pages of the book turned into paper butterflies and dispersed.

Yingbao:…

Well, she knew it would be like this.

In fact, it doesn’t matter whether you watch it or not, since you have already experienced it in your previous life.

It was nothing more than that she was given away by her biological parents in order to get an official position.

When Ying Bao woke up in the morning, the first thing he did was to go to the cave to see Golden Ear.

I saw that the dried golden ear seemed to be stretched a little, but I don’t know if it was soaked in the pool water.

Let’s wait and see again after a while.

It's better to dig the ground first and continue to plant some crops.

As for the three piles of wheat, rice, and soybeans, we can only deal with them later.

Yingbao ate a handful of Wudingzhi and worked in the cave for a while before going out to wash up.

I have to go to my uncle's house this morning, and I have to go back to my grandma's house with my grandma tomorrow morning. It's a bit busy.

After washing up, she heard her mother-in-law calling her: "Bao'er, come here and put on new clothes. Then go back to the front yard to pay New Year's greetings to your grandparents."

Chunniang made a new set of cotton-padded clothes for the little girl, and added a circle of soft rabbit tail hair around the neck to keep her warm but not abrasive to her neck.

Ying Baole ran over and put on a new red cotton coat embroidered with bat patterns, a new pair of green cotton trousers, and a pair of colorful tiger-head cotton shoes.

It's a pity that she doesn't have much hair on her head, so she can't wear a headband. She can only tie two small knots on the top of her head with red rope.

Luckily, she has a tiger head hat. As long as she wears the hat, no one can see her thin braids.

(End of this chapter)