Zi Li was stunned when he heard this, then he realized what was happening and lowered his eyes. When he saw his mother's bloody big toe, he cried out and burst into tears.

"Mom——" It hurts just looking at it!

Shu Miao saw the old lady gritting her teeth and clenching her fists, and had no choice but to quickly cover her mouth.

Lowering her voice, she reminded him in his ear, "What's the point of crying? Hurry up and make room for Auntie so she can have a good rest."

Zili then bit his lip and got up quickly while hiccuping.

I wanted to help my mother sit back in my previous seat, but I was worried about touching her wound, and tears kept falling down my face in anxiety.

Shu Miao didn't want to say anything to him at this moment. After moving the iron pot away, she put some straw on it.

He turned around and pushed Zi Li away, who was at a loss, to prevent his tears from falling on the old lady's wound, and then helped her move to the best resting position.

Zili was angry and anxious, but after the initial panic, he calmed down a little and asked his mother in sobs whether the wound had been washed.

After learning that the wound had not been washed, he hurriedly took a water gourd, took a sip first, and after making sure that the water was warm, he carefully washed the wounds on his mother's legs and toes.

Shu Miao didn't expect that he was so skilled in applying the medicine. After a brief pause, she let him go.

By the time the wound was completely covered with mercurochrome, the glass bottle was empty.

Zili sniffed, looking bitter, "Mom, there's no medicine!"

Li Qiao was leaning against her luggage, resting with her eyes closed. She didn't even raise her eyelids when she heard the words, and her tone was extremely calm.

"It's gone, it's gone. It's just a minor injury. It won't kill me."

"Mom——" Zili was very dissatisfied at this moment and stomped his feet anxiously.

Just when he was about to ask how he got hurt, Shu Miao quickly pulled his sleeve, and when he looked over, she clenched her fist and gestured at him, asking him to calm down.

As expected, Zili immediately shut his mouth in disappointment, but his eyes, filled with tears, would look back at his mother from time to time.

Only after being pulled to a place where he could no longer see his mother did he reluctantly look away.

Only then did he realize that he and Shu Miao were already quite far apart. He hurriedly held onto the trees on both sides and carefully walked down the mountain.

As soon as he stood beside her, Shu Miao pointed at the water surface where it was impossible to tell where the ridge of the field was.

"I fell when I was about to cross the ditch."

In fact, she didn't quite understand why the old lady didn't fall even though she was carrying things, but she almost died even though she was carrying things so lightly.

“Ah——!?” Ziliben was still standing on tiptoe looking at the river surface, but his face turned pale when he heard that.

"Why didn't you tell me earlier? It must be a cramp in your leg!" The next moment, his lips trembled and he turned around to run.

Unexpectedly, Shu Miao grabbed her bamboo hat as soon as she turned around. She was forced to stop because of the rope that tied the bamboo hat. She was so angry that she turned around and glared at her fiercely.

"I want to go see my mother, why are you pulling me?"

Shu Miao was too lazy to argue with him, so she pointed to two sacks under a tree nearby and let him figure it out.

When Zili followed her hand and saw the two huge sacks, he was stunned. He quickly realized what he should do and touched the back of his neck awkwardly.

"Well, let's get the food up there first."

After the two of them worked together to drag the sack up the mountain in two trips, they were almost exhausted.

This feeling of exhaustion reached its peak when I looked at two sacks filled with yellow mud.

Li Qiao looked at the two children who were at a loss as to how to start with the sacks and couldn't help laughing.

"Don't worry about it, just leave it there and let it get wet."

Shu Miao actually wanted to ask, if it were just soaked in the rain like this, would it really not sprout?

But after thinking about it, he didn't say anything. He glanced at the pigs that were crying for food, said something to his aunt, and then pulled Zili to go find pig grass.

As for why she didn't just lead the pig, she just wanted to say that it was difficult to walk on two legs, and leading the pig that was already blinded by hunger, the scene would be, wow...

As soon as he left the aunt's sight, Shu Miao immediately approached Zili and raised his eyebrows at him.

"I know where you might be able to find some meat. Do you want to go?"

Zili looked at him like an idiot, "Tsk, who are you trying to fool? Picking up meat? Why don't you just say it's meat falling from the sky?"

Shu Miao curled the corners of his mouth and uttered two words meaningfully, "Fish pond."

Speaking of that special angle beside the fish pond, it was Zili and she who first came up with it.

Hearing this, Zili's eyes suddenly widened, and he looked at him with sparkling eyes.

The moment their eyes met, they both quickened their pace and walked towards the fish pond.