The daily life of a space tycoon raising children, doting on his husband, and farming.

Chapter 103 Where is she cabbage?
The moon sets and the crows rise; the morning mist dissipates.

The loud crowing of the rooster woke up the yellow ox that was resting under the tree.

The ewe woke up, and Xiao Huan carried a small wooden bucket, trying to milk the sheep for Yuan Yuan's breakfast.

Unfortunately, the ewe had a bad temper. Whenever Xiao Huan reached out, it would lower its head and bump into her, kicking over the small wooden bucket several times.

"I'll do it." Shang Wan walked over with a warm cloth in her hand.

"Sis, be careful, it kicks people."

"Okay." Shang Wan took the small wooden bucket, sat sideways next to the ewe, wiped her clean with a warm cloth, and then, under Xiao Huan's guidance, massaged her before milking her.

She had never milked a goat before, and her technique was quite clumsy, but fortunately, Xiao Huan's guidance was very reliable.

With their combined efforts, the bottom of the small wooden bucket was gradually covered with milky white goat milk.

Xiao Huan kept a watchful eye on the ewe, worried that it might kick over the bucket with its hoof.

Surprisingly, apart from bleating a few times, the ewe showed no tendency to kick anyone and was slowly chewing on the tender grass.

Xiao Huan: "..."

So the ewe kicked her simply because she thought she was easy to bully?

After milking about half a bucket, Shang Wan stopped, wiped the ewe's udder clean with a cloth, and handed the bucket of milk to Xiao Huan to boil in a large pot.

After a ewe gives birth to a lamb, the lactation period is generally only two months.

Two months later, the doe should also be due to give birth, which will be just in time to start the new cycle.

Shang Wan added some bean feed to the ewe and some to the cattle's trough. On the surface, she was watching the two eat, but in reality, her mind was already immersed in the space.

She was filled with anticipation for a bountiful harvest, but little did she expect that what awaited her was not a field of fresh, tender cabbages, but a barren, desolate field.

Shang Wan quickly went to check the cabin, but it wasn't there.

I went to check the Spirit Spring Pool again, but it was still not there.

Where is her little cabbage?
It flew away?!
Wait a minute! When did a tree appear in her space?
This tree is about ten feet tall and has a rather bizarre shape. Shang Wan looked at it from the left and right, and no matter how she looked at it, she felt that it was a giant... cabbage.

Could those little cabbages in the spirit field have turned into this thing?
Shang Wan touched the cabbage tree with her consciousness.

The cabbage tree swayed gently, its trunk gradually enveloped in a hazy bluish light. Then, with a soft patter, baby cabbages began to fall, like babies being born, quickly piling up in a heap.

Shang Wan: "..."

She nudged the cabbage tree with her mind again.

Then came another series of pattering sounds, and a bunch of bok choy fell to the ground, probably over a hundred of them.

At the same time, near the roots of the cabbage tree, the outermost cabbage leaf gradually became transparent, and under Shang Wan's gaze, it transformed into a ball of blue light and fell into the small wooden house.

Shang Wan followed the look and saw a pile of small, reddish-brown round granules on the floor of the cabin, similar to the vegetable seeds that Aunt Zhou had given her.

So, she planted a patch of bok choy and harvested a bok choy plant. This bok choy plant not only produced a considerable number of bok choy, but also yielded a pile of seeds afterward?
Isn't she dreaming?
Shang Wan withdrew her consciousness from the space, took two deep breaths, and after confirming that her mind was clear, she sank her consciousness back into the space.

The cabbage tree is still there, the baby cabbages on the ground are still there, and the vegetable seeds in the log cabin are still there.

Everything is true.

Business Evening News: !!!
"Sister!" Shi Tou raised his voice. What was his sister standing there in a daze for?
"Huh?" Shang Wan snapped out of her daze. "What?"

Shi Tou said, "The noodles are cooked, I'm not eating this dumpling anymore."

"Oh, okay." Shang Wan stood up and went to have breakfast with Shi Tou.

Yuanyuan sat in Lu Chengjing's lap, chugging her little milk bottle. When she saw Shang Wan coming over, she immediately let go and called out sweetly, "Mommy!" "Good girl." Shang Wan reached out and patted her little head before sitting down next to Lu Chengjing.

Gao Yan and Shi Tou helped Xiao Huan bring over the noodles.

The noodles were served in a large porcelain bowl, with half of the pale yellow noodles covered with blanched wild vegetables and the other half covered with meat sauce floating in red oil.

The meat sauce was made last night. Xiao Huan chopped up the last bit of wild boar meat, marinated it, and stir-fried it with chopped wild vegetables. She put it in an earthenware jar and sealed it with chili oil. Whenever she wanted to eat it, she would take it out and use it to mix with noodles or stir-fry vegetables.

The aroma wafted into our noses, awakening our stomachs that had been empty all night.

Slurping down the noodles, the wild vegetables were refreshing, the meat sauce was fragrant but not spicy, and paired with the chewy noodles, I wanted to have another bowl after finishing one.

Ma Jieyong ate the fastest, gulping down his food, even drinking half a bowl of soup.

Xiao Huan noticed and reminded her, "There's still some in the pot. If you need more, just add some yourself."

Ma Jieyong was indeed not full. He has a big appetite and he was never full when he worked for his employer before.

The first time he went to work at the master's house, he was given a bad look by the master because he ate an extra vegetable bun. The master complained that he ate too much and even caused his master to have his wages deducted.

Although his master didn't blame him, he still felt guilty. From then on, whenever he ate at his master's house, he would only eat as much as they gave him, and dared not eat any more than that.

Although a bowl of noodles wasn't enough, drinking the soup would fill me up halfway, but Xiao Huan noticed.

Ma Jieyong blushed slightly, though it wasn't very noticeable against his dark skin. He said, "Enough to eat."

"Brother Ma, don't be so polite. Building a house is hard work, and you need to eat well to have the strength to work." Shi Tou picked up the porcelain bowl that Ma Jieyong had placed on the table and helped him scoop out noodles.

Ma Jieyong couldn't stop them, and scratched his head awkwardly, looking at Shang Wan and Lu Chengjing, afraid that the two would show their dissatisfaction.

But the two of them weren't even paying attention to him.

Shang Wan was still pondering the changes in space, trying to figure out what had caused them. Lu Chengjing, on the other hand, was completely focused on Yuanyuan.

Perhaps drawn by the aroma of the meat sauce, little Yuanyuan tried to grab a little bit with her hands and taste it when her father wasn't looking.

Lu Chengjing naturally couldn't let her get her hands all covered in meat sauce, and besides, the meat sauce was too salty for a little baby. He kept a close watch on her, engaging in a battle of wits with his daughter between bowls of noodles.

Yuanyuan failed to scoop up the meat sauce several times, and her pink little mouth was practically pouting to the sky.

Seeing this, Xiao Huan smiled and comforted the little one, "Yuan Yuan, be good, the meat sauce is too salty, you can't eat it. Auntie will cook meatballs for you at noon."

Yuanyuan clenched her little hands into fists and held them up for Aunt Xiaohuan to see, "Big!"

“Okay, make one the size of a fist.” Xiao Huan readily agreed.

Yuanyuan's eyes immediately lit up, and she handed over the milk bottle with her little hands, saying, "Auntie!"

Xiao Huan chuckled, "Auntie won't drink, Yuan Yuan will."

Yuanyuan nodded her little head and continued to chug her milk from the bottle.

After having a meal and resting for a while, Shang Wan came out of the wooden shed with a cloth bag, drew a large bucket of water from the well, and called out to Shi Tou, "Come on, let's go take a look at the fields."

"Wait for me to get the hoe." Shi Tou put down his medical book, ran to the side of the wooden shed, hoisted the hoe that had fallen to the ground onto his shoulder, and quickly chased after him.

He snatched the wooden bucket and picked it up, asking curiously, "Sis, what's in your pocket?"

"Vegetable seeds." Shang Wan opened them to show him. "We'll sow them in the ground later."

The seeds are plump and shiny, clearly indicating they are high-quality seeds.

Shi Tou believed that with these seeds, he would definitely be able to grow good vegetables.

(End of this chapter)