When Han Jinshu and his friends heard this, they thought it made perfect sense and immediately went to do it.

Zhou Bin then asked everyone to return to normal and do what they were supposed to do, while he slowly walked back to the Commander's Mansion.

Along the way, everyone showed great respect to Zhou Bin and watched him leave.

When Zhou Bin returned home, the servants were still working hard to harvest wheat.

Zhou Bin washed his face and then continued to sit in the chair watching everyone busy.

In this way, three days later, all the wheat in the yard, covering an area of six acres, was harvested.

The sheaves were piled up into a huge mountain in the yard.

Zhou Bin wandered around and finally found an open space in the yard.

He immediately mobilized his men to clear all the weeds on the ground, and then asked everyone to bring a stone mill to crush the weeds several times.

In just one day, the smooth and flat threshing floor was completed.

Zhou Bin asked the servants to use the ox cart to transport all the bundles of wheat to the threshing ground, ready to start grinding the wheat.

It was midsummer, the sun was scorching the earth, and the wheat had been dried out.

Zhou Bin directed everyone to untie the wheat bundles and spread them flat on the threshing floor.

Then they had someone use a bullock cart to pull the millstone and start turning it in circles.

Everyone looked curious, wondering whether they could get food if the commander-in-chief did this.

But despite their curiosity, everyone worked very hard and no one was lazy.

Zhou Bin was standing under the shade of a tree nearby, and suddenly he remembered scenes from his childhood.

He seemed to remember that when he was a child, he stood on the sidelines and watched the adults grinding wheat hard.

This memory was so clear that Zhou Bin seemed to remember the place where he once lived.

He seemed to vaguely remember that he lived in a quiet little mountain village with green mountains and clear waters, pleasant scenery, and many amiable folks.

But he couldn't remember what those people looked like, nor did he know who they were.

While Zhou Bin was in a trance, Han Jinshu came over with several elders from the village.

As soon as they entered the commander's mansion, they were shocked by the scene in front of them. It was such a hot day, and they didn't know what the commander-in-chief was doing.

I saw a group of people standing on a flat and smooth ground covered with a lot of hay, and someone was pulling a millstone in a circle on it with a ox cart.

Han Jinshu hurried over and asked, "Commander-in-chief, what are you doing?"

Zhou Bin looked back and saw that it was Han Jinshu. He immediately greeted him, "Uncle Han, you are here. I was grinding wheat."

Han Jinshu asked curiously, "What are you grinding? Wheat? What is that?"

Zhou Bin asked with a smile: "Doesn't anyone know him?"

Several people all shook their heads. Old Man Zhang smiled and said, "Don't be afraid of being laughed at by the commander-in-chief. I have been farming all my life and I really don't recognize it."

Another Mr. Li, a teacher at a private school in the town, also said, "General, please forgive my poor eyesight. I really don't recognize this thing."

"Commander-in-chief, you said those grasses are wheat? I've been outside before and never heard of it." Old Man Liu said.

Old Man Liu is a peddler here. He has traveled a lot and seen a lot, but he doesn't know anything about this kind of thing.

Zhou Bin immediately became interested and said to everyone, "You don't know? Well, let me tell you, wheat, its official name is wheat. It is a kind of grain that can be ground into flour to make sesame cakes, noodles, and dumplings. It tastes delicious!"

Zhou Bin's words made everyone look at each other in bewilderment. What was he talking about? No one really knew.

At this time, an old man, with a look of fear on his face, said cautiously: "Great, Great Commander, this thing is poisonous, you can't eat it!"

Zhou Bin was stunned: "Huh? What did you say? You said wheat is poisonous? How is that possible! I used to eat it often."

The old man's name is Liang Guangsheng, and he is a carpenter in the village.

He immediately described an experience he had had, which he remembered was a year ago.

It was also at this time that I went to the neighboring village to work for a family.

But because the family was stingy, they didn't let him eat.

He had no choice but to rush back on an empty stomach, and by the time he was halfway there, he was already starving.

Coupled with the hot weather, he soon became exhausted and sat down in the field by the roadside.

He was so hungry that he felt dizzy and felt like he was dying.

Suddenly he turned around and saw a plant growing behind him. It looked exactly the same as the one Zhou Bin saw in the threshing floor.

He unconsciously picked up a few ears of wheat, held them in his hand, and suddenly discovered the grains inside.

He rubbed it with his hands, and the grains of wheat fell into his palms.

As the saying goes, when a person is extremely hungry, he will even eat iron. He instinctively stuffed these things into his mouth.

It tasted good at first glance, so he immediately started eating it without hesitation.

After a big meal, he felt that he was finally not so hungry anymore.

But something horrifying happened. He felt dizzy and slowly fell into a state of madness.

He kept jumping up and down and spinning around like he was crazy.

It was a passerby who found him and sent him back home.

He tossed and turned all night and finally returned to normal the next day.

He realized at that moment that this thing was poisonous and could kill people if eaten.

After listening to Liang Guangsheng's words, Zhou Bin was surprised: "Is there such a thing? Can wheat poison people to death?"

Now Zhou Bin was unsure. If it was really poisonous, then all his work would be in vain.

So Zhou Bin hurried to the field, grabbed a handful of wheat ears, rubbed them open, and placed the wheat grains in the palm of his hand.

He thought about it and decided to eat a handful himself to see if it was poisonous.

If it is poisonous, burn it all in fire. If it is not poisonous, then everyone can rest assured.

Therefore, Zhou Bin stuffed all the wheat grains into his mouth at once, scaring the people around him and making them scream.