novelraw Chapter 11 can be considered an early experience of going to the countryside.
Chapter 11 can be considered an early experience of going to the countryside.
The room was filled with various cold weapons, and on a small bookshelf next to it were corresponding weapon manuals, as well as several books on internal energy cultivation techniques.
Is this some kind of ancient martial arts cultivation technique? That's a huge windfall!
She remembered that one of her instructors in her previous life came from an ancient martial arts family. His identity was mysterious, and he taught them some breathing techniques, which greatly benefited them.
Those highly skilled combat coaches couldn't even last three to five rounds against him. He said the martial art he practiced was called ancient martial arts, and could only be obtained by those with special affinity.
Wow! I've finally got this opportunity? Then what are we waiting for? Let's start practicing today!
Oh, and I also need to teach it to my younger sisters!
But when she went to look at the specific content, she found blank pages! Are you kidding me?! How am I supposed to learn this?!
He returned to the first room, took out the "Guide to Manipulating the Mysterious Jade Space," and began to study it carefully.
Later she realized that the Xuan Yu space was currently lacking in energy and could not provide much support. She needed to work to obtain harvests and use these harvests to recharge the space before she could unlock or view its permissions.
Oh well! I guess I'll just consider it a preview of what it's like to experience rural life!
Tong Yuheng opened several cabinets and looked inside. There were rice, corn, sorghum, and millet seeds, as well as vegetables such as radishes, cabbage, potatoes, cucumbers, and winter melons, which are common in northern China.
I calculated the land outside the farmhouse; it's about three or four acres, all soft, fertile black soil. I estimate that planting these seeds will yield a very good harvest.
Following the planting instructions, she first processed the seeds, planting those that could be sown, while others, like rice, which required seedlings, had to be planted only after the seedlings had developed properly.
In one night, she planted three-tenths of an acre each of millet, sorghum, corn, and wheat, and half an acre each of Chinese cabbage and potatoes.
She reserved one acre of land to be fenced off and planted rice in paddy fields. On the remaining plot, she planted two fen of radishes, and a dozen or so cucumbers and winter melons, just enough for her family to eat.
She has a few plots of land left, and she plans to get some watermelon and strawberry seeds from outside to plant. How can she manage without fruit?
The space allows seeds to be brought in from outside for planting, and the growing materials must also be brought in from outside.
She planned to open a small fishpond in the yard of her farmhouse, raise some pond fish, and then enclose an enclosure to raise some poultry, such as chickens, ducks, and geese. She decided against raising pigs for the time being; it was too much work, they smelled bad, and besides, she didn't know how to herd pigs.
She was busy all night in the space, truly working hard and quite tired. She rested a few times and drank a lot of spiritual spring water. Each time she drank the spring water, she felt refreshed and her fatigue disappeared instantly.
"Sis, why did you get up late? Are you not feeling well?" It was time for morning exercise, and all the younger sisters were up, except for Tong Yuheng, who was late.
"I'm fine, you guys go for a run first, I'll be there in a bit." She quickly tidied herself up and ran out with them.
Tong Jiahui looked at the lively and happy children, smiled, and shook her head. Ah! Brother Lin Sheng, if only you were here too!
After breakfast, Tong Yuheng gave the fifth sister, Yuhan, five yuan and asked her to take the sixth and seventh sisters to play with their friends.
Once they leave, it will be at least seven or eight years before they can come back, so let them have more wonderful childhood memories!
The twins and several classmates made plans to go to the park. Tong Yuheng gave each of them two yuan and some tickets so they could buy some snacks to share with their friends.
Don't underestimate the mere two yuan per person; in an era when entry-level workers only earned twenty-five yuan a month, it was quite a sum. Tong Yuheng held half the family's financial power, controlling her sisters' allowances.
"You two come back soon, don't go crazy playing around!" Tong Jiahui hurriedly instructed, these two girls are the most playful.
"Okay, Mom! We'll chip in and go to the state-run restaurant for shredded pork noodles at noon, and we'll be back around three or four in the afternoon!"
"Mom, you go to work. I'll tidy up here. Yuyao and I are going to wander around the city for a bit, so we might not be back for lunch. You can cook lunch for the three little sisters!"
"Sister, where should we go shopping?" Yuyao asked, puzzled.
"Let's split up. You go to the nearby junkyard and scavenge for literary works, study guides, and other science and technology or educational books, especially old books and paintings. See if you can hide them somewhere that won't be noticed, and I'll figure out how to get them!"
"Aren't there problems with those books? Are they really that valuable?!" Yu Yao's eyes lit up with excitement.
"This isn't about money. Knowledge is priceless, you know? Don't let anyone else see you looking for these things. Just take me there this afternoon and show them to me." Tong Yuheng was preparing to bring more books. She knew the course of history and couldn't let her sisters waste their time.
"Okay. Where are you going?" Yuyao asked.
"I'll go to that scrap yard in the north of the city and come back around two or three o'clock. You don't have to stay at the scrap yard all day. You can also find some things that we can use when we go to the countryside, buy them, and go there more often."
"Oh, okay!" Yuyao was very obedient. In her heart, she felt that her sister was definitely going to do something big!
Tong Yuheng didn't think he had done anything major; he just got a bump on his head on the first day he transmigrated, and he hadn't gotten revenge yet!
The guy who hit her was named Wu Zhigang. He was a small-time gang leader who later somehow became a security guard at a textile factory. After a couple of years, he was transferred to the Public Security Bureau and became a police officer.
She remembered that in the original book, Tong Yuheng was framed and sentenced to three years of forced labor. After returning, in order to avenge Yuyao and his mother, he severely injured Fan Eryong and his son, and was then killed by that bastard Wu Zhigang.
Now that she's here, she's bound to find him. She'll either kill him or cripple him, because the original owner of this body died at his hands, and she's going to avenge him!
Wu Zhigang is Fan Yaqing's sycophant, and it's likely that the Fan family helped him with his later career. Their collusion will probably harm more than just the Tong family.
Hehe, this time with your grandma here, I absolutely won't allow you to live a comfortable life!
Wu Zhigang was the only son in his family. His two older sisters were either married or had gone to the countryside, so he could just hang around in the city.
This man recruited a group of fifteen- or sixteen-year-olds who frequently got into fights and trouble, and also ran a black market business. He was a cunning and ruthless person.
Tong Yuheng plans to find the black market, put on a fake red armband, catch him red-handed, and ideally break his leg so he can never be a policeman again and can no longer harm others!
First, she put on makeup. She scooped out a piece of face cream, mixed it with coal ash and a little glue, and applied it to her face. It quickly dried and transformed her into a dark-faced woman with wrinkles.
He tied his hair up, covered it with a worker's hat, put on an androgynous gray shirt and gray pants, tucked a homemade red armband into his pocket, and quietly slipped out of the house.