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

Chapter 126 Addiction
"Mother." Er Ya reached out her little hands and hugged Chen Guifang, tears streaming down her face.

She also longed for her father to wake up; he had promised to take her to the city.

"Er Ya, why is my life so bitter?" Chen Guifang hugged her daughter tightly, leaning on her tender shoulder, tears streaming down her face.

Er Ya was at a loss and could only cry out to her mother, "Don't cry."

The mother and daughter huddled together in the house, crying their hearts out, unaware that Zhou had quietly taken her son and run out.

When Lin Jianshan returned from the fields, he found the house in a mess, and Zhou Shi and his son were gone.

He learned upon asking that Zhou might have taken her son back to her parents' home. He cursed a couple of times and immediately hitched up his donkey cart to chase after her.

When Liu found out, she made a fuss about waiting for Lin Jianshan to return so that he would divorce Zhou.

After scolding him, she started worrying about her husband again.

They entered the city early in the morning, and it's almost dark now, why haven't they returned yet?

The words are divided into two parts.

Stone came back from his stroll around the village and reported to his sister.

"Sister, the Lin family is in turmoil again. I heard that the eldest daughter of the Lin family took the child away, and Liu is cursing in the yard. Lin Jianshan has already driven the donkey cart to chase after them."

Shang Wan was washing the bok choy in the bucket when she heard this and asked, "Has the village chief returned?"

"No," Stone said. "The sun has already set, so I doubt he'll be back today."

He looked at the fresh, green bok choy, his mouth automatically watering. "Sis, shall we have bok choy for dinner?"

Shang Wan looked at him, "Don't you want to eat?"

"I'll think about it, of course I'll." Stone chuckled. "I can only eat this every other day, so I need to eat more tonight."

Shang Wan shook off the excess water from the vegetable leaves and handed one to him.

Shi Tou took it and started gnawing on it, as if he could eat his own little bok choy like a fruit.

Upon discovering that her mother was giving Uncle Stone special treatment, little Yuanyuan came over as soon as she smelled the aroma.

"Mommy!" Yuanyuan stretched out her two chubby little white hands, "Little one wants some too!"

Shang Wan smiled and handed her one as well.

Yuan Yuan blinked her eyes, and waved her free little hand up and down, reminding her mother that she still had one hand without the little cabbage.

“Duoduo!”

I want one too, little brother.

Shang Wan glanced at Liangliang not far away and placed a small cabbage into Yuanyuan's empty little hand.

Yuanyuan was finally satisfied and went back to eat bok choy with her older brother.

Shang Wan placed the washed bok choy in a bamboo basket beside her and asked Shi Tou, "How did you feel after eating the bok choy?"

Stone said, "It's sweet and delicious, and it feels very comforting to eat."

He couldn't quite describe how comfortable it felt, but the sensation was definitely addictive.

Shang Wan stared thoughtfully at the bok choy in the basket.

Stone, still savoring the bok choy, asked, "Sister, does the bok choy we grow in our field taste like this too?"

"Not necessarily." Shang Wan shrugged. "Judging from how well they're growing now, the bok choy in the field will be ready to eat in a few more days. You can pick one and try it then."

The bok choy seeds produced in this space grow faster than ordinary bok choy when planted in the ground, and they are especially attractive to small animals.

If it weren't for Yuanyuan keeping watch, those little cabbages in the field would have been devoured by the animals long ago.

A few days ago, another batch of bok choy was harvested from the space. This time, Shang Wan only planted half an acre, and it didn't turn into a bok choy tree; it just matured normally.

Although it tastes the same as the baby bok choy shaken off the tree, the yield is much lower.

Shang Wan wondered if turning into a cabbage tree was just a sudden mutation, so after harvesting this batch of cabbages, she planted another batch, this time covering an entire acre. To speed up the growth of the cabbages, Shang Wan spared no expense in using the spiritual spring water. Under the guise of the spiritual spring water, this batch of cabbages matured in just three days.

This time, just as the bok choy was about to ripen, Shang Wan immersed her consciousness in the space and witnessed the bok choy in the spirit field disappear into thin air. Then, a bok choy tree that was taller than the bok choy tree suddenly appeared next to the bok choy tree.

She figured that she would have to plant the same crop in a whole acre of spiritual field to have a chance to turn it into a tree.

The bok choy that Shang Wan is cleaning now is the newly harvested bok choy. She wants to see how these bok choy differ from those that haven't been watered with the spiritual spring water.

These days, bok choy has suddenly become everyone's favorite vegetable, even more so than meat.

Seeing that there was another bowl of bok choy soup for dinner, everyone picked up their bowls and ladled out the soup, drinking it before eating, otherwise it would be gone in no time.

Gao Yanzhi marveled at Xiao Huan's excellent cooking skills, noting that even a simple bok choy soup could be made so delicious.

Xiao Huan thought to herself that she had only added water and a tiny bit of salt, and hadn't done anything else. Heaven knows what kind of cabbage her sister's daughter was.

After the meal, Ma Jieyong whispered to his master that this was the first time he had eaten with his master's family, and he had not only not lost weight, but had actually gained weight.

He Sizhi patted him helplessly. This silly apprentice, why does he blurt out everything?

When the stars filled the sky, everyone went back to their respective sheds to rest.

Shang Wan talked with Lu Chengjing for a while, then fell asleep in his arms.

I was suddenly woken up by the heat in the middle of the night.

It wasn't her who was hot, it was Lu Chengjing.

The person beside him had flushed cheeks, furrowed brows, and his lips were moving as if he were muttering in his sleep, his forehead covered in a fine layer of sweat.

Shang Wan reached out and touched it; it was burning hot.

She pried open Lu Chengjing's mouth and fed him two drops of spiritual spring water.

Unexpectedly, this time the spiritual spring water not only failed to reduce Lu Chengjing's fever, but it also seemed to add fuel to the fire. Shang Wan felt that Lu Chengjing was about to spontaneously combust.

She put on her coat and drew water from the well to cool herself down.

Just as she placed the handkerchief on Lu Chengjing's forehead, there was a sudden knock on the door of the cubicle.

"Sister, Yuanyuan has a fever." Xiaohuan's voice was filled with anxiety.

Shang Wan quickly opened the door and ran to see her daughter.

Like his father, Yuanyuan's little face was flushed red, but when he was awake, his big eyes shone brightly, like a wolf in the night.

"mother!"

The warm little body nestled into Shang Wan's arms, wiping the sweat from its head all over Shang Wan's shoulder.

Shang Wan gently patted her and asked softly, "Sweetie, where does it hurt?"

Yuanyuan rubbed against her mother again and again, then raised her little head and stared at her mother, "Three! Go!"

Shang Wan frowned: "You want to go into the mountains now?"

Yuanyuan nodded her little head vigorously: "Go!"

Seeing Yuanyuan's unusual condition, Shang Wan vaguely guessed what was going on. Without further delay, she asked Xiaohuan to go to the next room to take care of Lu Chengjing. If the high fever could not be brought down, she would wake Shitou up and send him to the Yuan family for a checkup.

His figure vanished in a flash.

The once-dormant forest was now in turmoil, with animals running wildly down the mountainside as if influenced by something.

When Shang Wan appeared carrying Yuan Yuan, all the animals stopped and their eyes fell on Yuan Yuan without blinking.

The noise ceased, and the mountain forest became eerily quiet in an instant.

Despite being stared at by a group of wild animals, Yuanyuan showed no fear. A glint of excitement flashed in her eyes, and she pointed at the leopard at the front with her little hand, commanding in her soft, sweet voice, "Come here!"

(End of this chapter)