Bai Jiaojiao planned to take a different approach, making some exquisite and small mooncakes and selling them in the county town for a good price. After all, she was making them by herself and couldn't rely on small profits and quick turnover. It would be better to find another way and sell them to those who were willing to spend money.

"Bai Jiaojiao, hurry and go to the pigsty! One of the sows seems to be in bad shape!"

The person who arrived was Li Lide, who was sweating profusely with anxiety.

As the sows' bellies grew bigger day by day, one or two of them suddenly fell ill, just as the temperature turned cool.

During this time, Bai Jiaojiao, who used to run around the pigpen very frequently, gradually stopped paying attention to the pigpen. Li Lide felt guilty and did not intend to ask Bai Jiaojiao for help, so he went to the veterinary station to get some medicine for the pigs.

When the veterinary station heard that it was a pregnant sow, they didn't dare to prescribe too much medicine.

As a result, the pregnant sow's condition worsened.

Li Lide had no choice but to come in person.

"Village chief, slow down. What important matter could possibly warrant your personal visit?"

Bai Jiaojiao came out of the kitchen, her hands still covered in rice flour, and looked at Li Lide slowly.

"Jiaojiao, it was you who persuaded our brigade leader to mate these sows! How can you just wash your hands of it now?"

Li Lide thought to himself, "I, the village chief, have come to invite her personally, so why is she being so disrespectful?"

Li Lide's words were an attempt to shift the blame onto Bai Jiaojiao.

Bai Jiaojiao said, "Didn't you say that it was a collective pigsty? The collective assigned Uncle Xu and Yu Wenli to manage the pigsty, but not me. I'm currently in the eighth team of our brigade, doing field work. The collective must have its reasons for making such an arrangement. Are you making me manage the pigsty too much of a burden?"

Li Lide was extremely anxious: "These pigs are the precious little ones of our village. If something happens to them and you just stand by and do nothing, just wait and see what the villagers will say about you!"