Actually, the reason Li Juan was so blunt in asking her for things was because of Liu Yun. Liu Yun often asked Li Juan to find her some medicinal herbs and seeds. You know, there are really a lot of good things in Northeast China. Li Juan had sent her a few Ganoderma lucidum before, and they were freshly dug. Although Liu Yun didn't have high hopes, she still tried to plant them in her space. Unexpectedly, two of them actually survived, and now there's a small patch of them growing underneath.
Because she frequently exchanges things with Li Juan and sends things without any hesitation, Li Juan has also become less polite to her. She tells her family what they like to eat, and Li Juan sends them more. Now, she directly requests what they want, and the two of them are completely at ease with each other.
In the past year or so, almost two years, she has sent more than 200 yuan in postage, which shows how frequently the two communicate. This is not Liu Yun's fault. It's just that it's inconvenient to travel now. You need a letter of introduction to go anywhere. Her space is only filled with things from the city. The little bit she has in other places is what she asked Yu Qian to bring back for her when he went on business trips. But they are all things that can be grown, so she has no excuse to ask him to keep bringing them or bring more.
But now she saw hope. Li Juan was in the military region, and people from all over the country came to the family compound. She actually found a lot of good things there.
When Yu Qian returned, he saw the five children playing in the main room. Not seeing any adults, he locked the gate to the courtyard to prevent the triplets from running out.
When he arrived at the kitchen and saw the mess on the floor and the three busy people, he knew that his wife must have taken the day off, so he rolled up his sleeves and joined in.
There were too many things to do today, so I just skinned the rabbit.
After washing the fish scales, Liu Yun's hands were wrinkled from being soaked in the water for a long time.
Seeing this, Yu's mother immediately told Yu Qian to kill a few quails so Liu Yun could cook, and the three of them would then deal with the chickens and ducks.
Looking at all the stoves burning, I'm glad we have a lot of stoves and pots at home, otherwise we really wouldn't be able to keep up.
There were three chickens, three ducks, two geese, and five rabbits in total. By the time Liu Yun finished cooking, the three of them had just finished processing the five rabbits.
Today's dishes were very plentiful, including quail soup (six quails were stewed), spicy and sour rabbit offal, and a crispy fried crucian carp.
After dinner, the four of them worked late into the night, busy until after nine o'clock to finish processing the remaining chickens, ducks and geese. However, they only processed the raw parts; the fine duck down and other such items would need to be processed carefully the next day, as the lighting was too dim to see clearly at night.
It was 10:30 by the time they finished showering and doing laundry.
Continue read on readnovelmtl.com
