Upon hearing this, Mrs. Chu sat down on the chair, took a handful of candies from the bag, gave one to each of the children, and told them to go out and play. Then she fell silent.

Chu Jie was anxious, "Grandma, you can't do this. My father and my uncle won't agree, and my eldest brother won't agree either..."

Mrs. Chu waved her hand. "Alright, why are you talking so much? I haven't been there yet, have I?"

Chu Jie thought, if he didn't explain it clearly now, what would happen when he really went? He could guess how fiercely his father, uncle, and elder brother would oppose it when they came back...

Chu Tian had no idea what was happening in his hometown, because when the foundation of his and Chu Min's house was just dug, their team was about to start preparing for the first step before spring plowing, which was turning the soil.

Even though his original body was a good hand at farm work, Chu Tian, ​​whose soul came from the 21st century, was really a bit blind. Especially in Captain Sun's impression, Chu Tian had always been a good hand at farm work. He wanted him to set an example for some young people, so he assigned him to the work of tilling the soil. He also assigned him a piece of land that had just been opened last year, and the soil was very hard...

Of course, they didn't use oxen or horses to pull the plow to turn the soil. That was done by the older veterans. He and a group of young people used hoes (similar to pickaxes, a kind of farm tool for digging the soil, it seems to be called differently in different places) or two people working together to push a wooden plow to turn the soil manually. At the beginning, they were really in a mess, and the soil was turned up all over the place. The soil turned up by others was neat and deep, but because he couldn't control the strength and direction well, the soil he turned up was all left and right, not neat at all, and he only turned the surface...