Liu Ji and his team proved with facts that the efficiency of farming has little to do with the number of people.

Liu Ji and a dozen guards and coachmen worked for a whole day, but they were still unable to plant all the wheat seeds on the ten acres of land.

Awang took the children home in the evening, and went to the fields to check the quality on the way. His face was dark when he got home.

More than a dozen people planted five acres of land, and at least two and a half acres needed to be reworked!

Awang was very angry and the consequences were serious.

But the eel tonight is so delicious!

After the meal, everyone went back to their own courtyards and fell asleep. Qi Xianguan was so tired that he had no extra brain to think about other things. He slept until dawn, and his sleep quality was greatly improved.

Liu Ji had been waiting outside the Lotus Courtyard with farm tools in his hand. Unable to bear his shameless request, Qi Xianguan brought Shi Tou and others to the fields with him and started a busy day.

At this time, the two brothers did not know the seriousness of the matter. They were happily digging in the ground with hoes. You dug holes and I planted seeds. The originally boring and repetitive actions actually became somewhat fun.

Seeing that the ten acres of land were about to be planted, the two brothers smiled at each other and were about to high-five to celebrate when Awang, who had sent the children to school and returned to the village, arrived at the scene.

Without waiting for Liu Ji's excited greeting, Awang came to the stone with a sullen face. Under the other's shocked gaze, he pulled out the hoe from his hand and dug up all the crooked ditches in front of him.

All the wheat that had just been buried with great effort was dug out.

Awang was very fast, really very fast. The hoe in his hand left afterimages. In less than a quarter of an hour, he had leveled half an acre of land.

Liu Ji finally reacted and angrily rushed to Awang and shouted, "Awang, have you been cursed? We worked so hard to plant them, why did you dig them up?"

Awang ignored him and continued digging. Liu Ji was so anxious that he tried to grab his hoe.

Awang raised his brows and pulled with a little force. Liu Ji fell to the ground and sat on the ground, looking at him in shock.

Awang glanced back calmly, and Liu Ji felt as if he was being stared at by the god of death. He shuddered all over, his lips trembled, and he uttered: "How dare you!"

He didn't want to admit that he was scared by Awang.

But in the blink of an eye, Awang was the silly-looking Awang again.

He stretched out his hand, pulled him up from the ground, and pulled him to the newly leveled ground, and said without any emotion: "Replant it."

"What?" Liu Ji couldn't believe his ears.

Awang repeated it again, saying simply: "Replant according to my instructions."

As soon as he finished speaking, he immediately opened a demonstration plot for Liu Ji and others, pointed at the neatly arranged gullies and said, "This is the way to plant, only then will it pass the test."

Shitou took a look at it and saw that it was neat and tidy, with every line and every stripe straight and the spacing exactly the same. He subconsciously retorted: "How is this possible?"

"Maybe!" Awang glanced at him, his eyes stubborn and serious.

Shitou touched his nose in dismay and looked at Liu Ji, "Master Liu, if your servants continue to make trouble, we will leave!"

Liu Ji patted Awang's arm and said, "Don't be so serious, kid. This is not something a human can grow. No one in the village can grow the land so neatly."

Awang: "I am a human."

Liu Ji spread his hands and said, "Okay, then you can grow it yourself."

Call on everyone on Shitou and let's retreat. It's a good opportunity to take a break. Anyway, it's not his fault that Qin Yao asked about it.

"Don't go." Awang said with a serious expression.

Liu Ji didn't take it seriously, thinking that I am your master, and he embraced the hesitant junior brother, "Let's go and play chess with the teacher."

“This isn’t a good idea.” Qi Xiangguan hadn’t even finished his words when Awang suddenly appeared in front of them, holding the hoe in his hand horizontally, blocking them from leaving.

Liu Ji raised an eyebrow, "You are rebelling!"

He reached out for the handle of the hoe and was about to take it away, but as soon as he put his hand on it, Awang caught him and straightened the hoe from its horizontal position, fitting perfectly into his palm.

Awang grabbed his hand with his broad iron palm and led him and the hoe to the field.

The rugged ground made Liu Ji stumble several times and he almost fell down several times, but Awang pulled his feet off the ground and he did not fall down.

Liu Ji's eyes widened in disbelief, "Didn't you say you don't know martial arts?"

Awang opened his innocent eyes and asked simply: "No."

Liu Ji looked at his feet in the air and said, "How can you call this incompetence?"

When Liu Ji saw Qin Yao handing Dalang over to Awang, he thought that she just wanted Awang to watch Dalang while he practiced martial arts, and that all the moves were taught by Qin Yao in advance.

In addition, he only thought about memorizing his lessons early in the morning every day. After he finished memorizing his lessons, Dalang had also finished his martial arts training. Although they lived under the same roof, no one had ever seen Awang use violence.

Coincidentally, everyone around knew that Awang had martial arts skills, but Qi Xianguan and others assumed that he, the host, knew about it, and no one informed him.

It was not until this moment, with his feet off the ground, that Liu Ji realized that he was the only one who didn't know what everyone knew!

Perhaps because he was too shocked or too angry, Liu Ji forgot to resist for a moment.

Awang put him on the land that belonged to him, quickly turned back, grabbed a guard in each hand, and did this many times, distributing them to various areas of the field, stuffing them with hoes and wheat seeds, and asked them to follow him. He arranged everyone clearly, and Qi Xianguan was no exception.

Liu Ji's conscience rarely got the better of him, so he weakly reminded him, "Awang, he's still a child."

Awang said, "Oh!" and picked up Qi Xiangguan, plucked him out of the field, and put him on the ridge of the field. "Then go and play."

Qi Xiangun was flattered. He paused for two seconds to come back to his senses and looked at Liu Ji and others on the field with sympathy.

Liu Ji grabbed the hoe and picked out the wheat he had planted earlier, saying shamelessly, "Awang, if I say I am also a child, can you pick me out of the field?"

Awang answered mercilessly: "No."

"Okay." Woohoo, if I had known I had to start over, I would have farmed properly from the beginning! Liu Ji wanted to cry but had no tears.

Shitou felt that he was even more miserable. He used to be a good guard, but now he was turned into a farmer. Under the threat of violence from someone, he had no choice but to obediently re-turn the planted land and sow seeds according to his requirements.

But this professional one is a little different. The newly planted fields are neat and square, one after another, which is pleasing to the eye at first glance.

I don’t know which villager discovered it first, but in the afternoon, villagers from nearby came to watch. They were amazed at the neatly and beautifully cultivated land. They didn’t expect that someone could grow a field like this.

Awang was neither arrogant nor impatient. He commanded Liu Ji and others in an orderly manner, and not even a centimeter of error would be tolerated.

He said: "My eyes are my ruler, so don't treat me lightly."

Liu Ji really didn't believe it, so he deliberately deviated a little bit. After waiting for half a minute, he saw that Awang didn't appear in front of him to correct him. He was about to be smug about it and start to mock him.

The next second, a hoe appeared in front of him and slightly straightened the slight curve he had deliberately created.

Liu Ji: I am really speechless, my family members! (End of this chapter)