The problem is water, which isn't easy to solve.
He could order the people to start stockpiling water now, but he didn't know how long the drought would last or how much water they would need to stockpile.
If this continues for three to five years, without fresh water, all the stored water, no matter how much, will eventually run out.
Chi Qiao was unaware of his inner thoughts. When he asked about sweet potatoes, she said:
"My lord, although I helped plant sweet potatoes, I am not very clear about the specifics."
If you, sir, wish to know, you will have to wait until I return to Chijia'ao and ask Xiaoyu before you will find out.
Fang Shizhong, who was preoccupied with the water source issue, wasn't so disappointed when he heard this.
Right now, however, he's thinking of taking some time to visit Chijia'ao.
Ask the fish in the pond yourself whether the immortals have provided a source of fresh water.
If there is any, it doesn't matter if there isn't much.
As long as the county's 50,000 to 60,000 people can have a sip of water every day, that's fine.
Just one bite, enough to keep you alive!
After all, at this stage, everyone is not short of water.
As long as the rivers and wells begin to show signs of drying up, the pond fish can provide some every day.
Qin Mu returned home quite early that day; he was already home when Chi Qiao returned from the yamen.
At that time, Chi Dahu had also returned. The three people who were talking in the main room looked over when they saw her return.
Seeing this, Chi Qiao knew that both Qin Mu and Chi Dahu were aware of the impending disaster.
Seeing this, she walked over and said directly, "I suppose Ah Kang has already told you what's going to happen next."
When I went to the county government office to look for you, I didn't see you. Then, when I came out, I ran into Lord Fang.
I thought about it for a while, then told him about it.
Qin Mu was taken aback for a moment upon hearing this, then quickly realized what he meant and asked, "Sister-in-law, what did you say?"
Chi Qiao then truthfully recounted her conversation with Fang Shizhong, concluding with:
"It seems to me that Lord Fang will believe it!"
Qin Mu didn't expect her to be so bold; she didn't even know the other party's specific identity, yet she dared to say such things.
Isn't she afraid that the adults will be wary and do something harmful to the little fish?
Although the adult seems to be a good leader, is it appropriate to talk about something that involves gods or deities?
If Lord Fang were merely a county magistrate, it wouldn't matter; he could have simply said it.
But he wasn't; he might even be a prince.
If he succeeds to the throne and sits in that chair in the future, it's fine if he doesn't care about these things.
Otherwise, the entire Chi clan will be wiped out.
Thinking about all this, Qin Mu didn't know what to say.
After all, it's hard to predict the future. And Fang Shizhong, in particular, is truly excellent.
There's really no need to tell others about this, especially those in positions of power!
Now that he's already brought it up, he needs to think carefully about how to deal with this in the future.
Ideally, before the adults return to the capital, he should believe that there are no more immortals by Xiaoyu's side!
Chi Qiao was still unaware of Qin Mu's thoughts.
In her opinion, this was no big deal at all.
If she dares to say that, then she knows how to deal with it in the future.
Who says that gods will always stay by the little fish's side?
If a family appears during a year of disaster and offers a warning, it's because the little fish has good fortune and luck.
It's only natural that the old immortal would no longer appear once the Great Chu Kingdom enjoyed favorable weather and abundant harvests.
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