He just didn't expect that when his uncle was about to get married, his uncle not only didn't ask his mother to pay back the money she had paid, but also gave their family another subsidy.

Seeing the mother and son hugging each other and crying with emotion, Shu Miao felt very embarrassed standing beside them.

He tiptoed out of the room, leaving the space for the two of them.

From then on, this small courtyard became a witness to the Shu family's complete settlement in Yueer Bay.

Except for the Wang family who were forced to "return home", the remaining eight immigrant families were able to buy houses or build houses on the allocated residential land.

After the immigration issue gradually subsided, a group of six educated youth arrived shortly thereafter.

Because the educated youth who came were working in the fields for the first time, it was quite a joke.

This joy continued until another group of transferred personnel arrived, and the laughter in the brigade died down again.

Time slowly passed and arrived at the winter solstice.

One morning,

Li Qiao received a call from the brigade headquarters. She was anxious and asked the brigade leader for a letter of introduction. She immediately set out for the commune.

After being severely scolded, Zi Li returned to the house dejectedly, and met Shu Miao's eyes that looked like he was waiting for a good show.

He was so angry that he fell into the cotton pile and groaned.

Shu Miao was quickly separating the cotton seeds from the cotton ball. Seeing that he was using the excuse of being depressed to slack off, he flicked a cotton seed at him.

"I told you in advance that I'll leave after I finish picking the cotton. If you still want to go with me, then hurry up!"

Zili moved his feet to avoid her attack range, his eyes full of resentment.

"I'm so sad, and you don't even bother to comfort me..."

"Why should I comfort you? You brought it upon yourself. You still have classes tomorrow. Don't you have any idea?" As he spoke, Shu Miao quickly finished picking the last pile of cotton he was responsible for.

"I, I'm just worried about my brother!"

"What's the point of worrying? Can you take the entrance exam for him or provide him with food?"

Seeing that he stopped talking, Shu Miao didn't continue to attack him. She quickly stuffed all the picked cotton back into the sack and tied it up.

She turned around, picked up her axe and went up the mountain. This time she went to a deeper oak forest.

He suppressed the burning heat in his heart and hacked away in the woods.

After making sure that the oak tree had enough food, he slipped into the space.

Carefully digging up the thin soil on the top of the mushroom nest, as more and more Gastrodia elata seeds as thick as thumbs were dug out, Shu Miaoxi's teeth were exposed.