She took my hand; she took my hand willingly...

The two walked around the chicken farm, noting that the walls around the farm were high.

Perhaps to prevent the chickens from flying out, a rather high fishing net was also placed around the top of the fence.

Su Qingci looked up, distressed. "How do we get in?"

Song Jingzhou jumped up to test the height of the wall. "You really want to get in?"

"right?"

"I really want to go in and take a look."

"Okay, I'll figure something out for you."

"Please wait here for a while."

Song Jingzhou ran away as soon as he finished speaking.

Su Qingci waited for a short while before seeing him run back with a string of firecrackers.

"Forget about climbing the wall. I just checked, there's only one guard and a dog at the gate."

"I'll lure them out, and you'll blend in."

"When you come out later, give me a signal, and I'll lure them away."

"Okay, let's do it this way."

Song Jingzhou took firecrackers and started setting them off next to the pavilion at the main entrance.

The dog rushed out, barking incessantly.

After setting off several firecrackers, the guard finally couldn't sit still any longer and came out of the pavilion.

"Hey, you there? No firecrackers allowed here."

Taking advantage of the moment, Su Qingci dashed inside.

This farm has more than just chickens; it also has ducks.

The entire area was almost entirely open-air, with only a few large thatched sheds in the middle.

It's probably used to shelter chickens and ducks from the rain.

At this moment, several uniformed staff members were squatting inside the shed collecting eggs, carrying buckets.

Su Qingci headed towards the nearby woods, where chickens were everywhere.

This is a farm that supplies chicken, duck, and eggs to the entire county's population of over 100,000.

They quickly threw out more than two hundred chickens and one hundred and sixty or seventy ducks from the farm.

They collected the free-range chickens and ducks from the woods.

The chickens and ducks on her farm are all raised on feed, and with so many visitors, the consumption is enormous.

But there's no time to slowly raise free-range chickens and ducks.