The farm owner, however, refused to give Su Nian face. He shook his head and said, "People with different ideals cannot work together. I know you want to buy my farm, but I don't want to sell it. Therefore, we are destined not to be friends."
Su Nian looked at the situation at the farm and understood what the owner was worried about. He nodded and pointed at the two dogs squatting beside the owner.
"In fact, if you were surrounded by these small animals, you wouldn't need much land. We could definitely keep your farm."
"No, what you see is only what you can accept. I have several larger animals that need space to move and survive. I must do my best to reserve a place for them," the owner of the manor said with a heavy tone. It seemed that he had paid a lot for these animals over the years.
Su Nian's heart moved, "Tell me, what kind of big animals do you have?"
The farmer's expression softened. "I have eight bears, but I don't have any ferocious beasts like lions or tigers."
Su Nian thought for a moment, "Actually, I think the conflict between us is not as difficult to reconcile as you think."
"Since your bears work in the circus, they must have some special abilities, right?"
During World War II, an artillery position adopted a bear. The bear could help carry artillery shells, and the soldiers liked it very much.
When asked about the bears' abilities, the farm owner was a little embarrassed. "Because I don't plan to continue running a circus, I didn't teach them how to ride bikes or play ball. They're just a little stronger and can understand simple commands."
Su Nian pressed on, "Is it okay to ask them to carry the designated goods?"
The farm owner rubbed his hands nervously. "Of course they can. They need a certain amount of activity. It would be great if there were work for them to do."
Su Nian nodded. "Our pharmaceutical factory purchases raw materials, and all native medicinal materials are packaged in small packaging boxes. If your bear can handle a certain amount of handling, I would like to hand over the work of loading and unloading the native medicinal materials to you."
"Of course I won't let your bears work for nothing. I will pay you in cash based on the workers' wages, and I will also provide a certain amount of corn, sweet potatoes, and peanuts as their food allowance."
After hearing Su Nian's words, the farmer's eyes lit up. He certainly knew that the method Su Nian said was the best way, which would allow him to bring these bears back to society.
But he was still a little hesitant, not knowing whether the little girl in front of him was serious or joking. Did she really trust him and those animals?
"Are you serious?" The farm owner was already tempted. His years of social experience forced him to think more. Was Fang interested in the land under his name, or the animals he raised?
"Seriously, I will isolate the passages for goods entering and leaving, and strictly control the workload of the bears. No one in the factory has the right to assign them more work except you," Su Nian said with a smile.
"Considering their special nature, they are only engaged in carrying goods, and their working hours are not allowed to exceed four hours a day. I will reserve a place for you. You can just take them out to have fun the rest of the time."
The supervisor standing by was so amazed when he heard this. These bears were treated so well that he almost wanted to be a bear himself.
"What are you going to do with the land? Are you going to buy it outright?" The farm owner did not immediately agree to Su Nian's request. It was easy for him to nod, but if the animals fell into the trap and were put into an irretrievable situation, he would definitely feel guilty.
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