Da Si Nong: I really don’t want to farm

Chapter 370 I would rather believe it

Whether it's using supernatural powers or setting up formations, Xu Yue can actually generate quite a bit of wind these days.

The key issue is that the wind is gradually dissipating.

Typhoons can sweep across half of the Pacific Ocean.

The winds that Xu Yue stirred up could not possibly cover even half of the Bohai Sea, let alone half of the Pacific Ocean.

Using the Bohai Sea as a benchmark is an exaggeration.

It's a huge exaggeration.

"Persistence?" Zhang Ruoxi asked. "And wind speed?"

"The wind speed isn't much different," Xu Yue said. "However, it won't last long, so the wind speed will gradually decrease, and of course, the wind force will gradually weaken. I didn't ask for the specific data."

The wind force weakened and the wind speed changed; these were clearly recorded in detail.

Otherwise, their calculations wouldn't be so accurate.

Xu Yue didn't ask, but he could guess a bit of what was going on.

Some clues can be gleaned from the location of the formation.

After all, if the wind is weak, the impact on the typhoon will be limited.

The location for setting up the formation can be not far away.

“Even if they are doing research on this, it has nothing to do with us,” Zhang Ruoxi said. “However, the wind is still quite strong, reaching several levels.”

"Ok!"

Xu Yue nodded.

Xu Yue will not participate in those studies.

It's unlikely that the higher-ups will allow Xu Yue to participate.

That's not necessary.

Xu Yue's value is more evident in other places.

The news that Xu Yue was accompanying Zhang Ruoxi at the hospital and that the typhoon suddenly turned towards the small red dot before making landfall has become incredibly popular online.

It has generated a great deal of discussion.

Of course, judging from the comments on the various videos, most of them were gloating.

There were many who were surprised and confused, but none as many as the netizens who were gloating.

Schadenfreude over the little red dot.

As for why the shift occurred?

There are undoubtedly many scientific explanations available online.

Furthermore, a scientific explanation was provided based on the influence of geographical location and topography.

Various inferences have been made based on the influence of climate circulation systems, the role of ocean temperature and surface wind fields, and even the influence of upper-level airflow and other meteorological systems.

In short: the typhoon's change of direction is in line with scientific principles.

Of course, these scientific explanations are not very popular.

Netizens still prefer to read those mysterious and esoteric explanations.

Even if very few people actually believe it.

It's just for fun.

Xu Yue also scrolls through short videos for entertainment.

The hype surrounding this matter probably hasn't peaked yet.

After the typhoon ravages the area around Little Red Dot, there will probably be even more people gloating and watching the spectacle.

The typhoon soon made landfall in Little Red Dot.

After all, that typhoon was incredibly fast.

After a typhoon makes landfall, it usually brings extreme weather such as strong winds and torrential rain, which directly leads to traffic paralysis, power outages, and communication disruptions in coastal cities, as well as damage to crops, flooding of farmland, and damage to agricultural facilities.

In addition, tourism in Little Red Dot has also been affected.

Scenic spots may be closed, tourists may be stranded, tourism revenue may decrease, and it may even lead to floods in some areas, inundating people and destroying buildings.

"That's terrible!" Xu Yue couldn't help but laugh. "How can my conscience possibly be at peace with me?"

Zhang Ruoxi rolled her eyes.

They're in such a terrible situation, and you're still gloating? How can you even live with yourself?
Have some shame.

You can just enjoy it secretly.

Zhang Ruoxi was just watching for fun; she didn't think much about the innocent civilians or anything like that.

"oops!"

Zhang Ruoxi suddenly clutched her stomach. Xu Yue was shocked and rushed over to call out to her.

Then, Zhang Ruoxi was wheeled into the delivery room, while Xu Yue remained outside.

Most hospitals do not allow family members into the delivery room, as their presence can distract the mother and prevent her from fully focusing on childbirth, thus prolonging labor.

Family members are not allowed in the delivery room at the city hospital.

If Xu Yue wants to get in, it shouldn't be difficult if he pulls some strings.

However, he felt it was unnecessary.

He was just pacing outside by himself.

My heart suddenly felt uneasy.

I took out my phone, called my parents, and then started scrolling through short videos, trying to calm myself down.

Unfortunately, it was all in vain.

I used to enjoy watching videos, but now I can't watch them at all.

Xu Yue has excellent hearing. Although the delivery room was well soundproofed, he still heard Zhang Ruoxi's groans of pain.

He knew very well the pain of childbirth, even though he had never experienced it.

At this moment, forget about scrolling through my phone; I felt like I was sitting on pins and needles.

Every day feels like an eternity!

After an unknown amount of time, Xu Yue heard a child crying.

But Xu Yue's heart was still heavy.

Immediately afterwards, another baby cried out, and Xu Yue felt much relieved.

The child is fine, but what about the adults?
"how's it going?"

Xu Yue listened intently, but Zhang Ruoxi's strained voice had disappeared; he could only vaguely hear her tired breathing.

At this moment, Li Xiurong and the others arrived.

Xu Chengyang also came along.

These are his great-grandchildren!
"They should be out soon," Xu Yue said. "I just heard two cries."

Shortly after, the door to the delivery room opened.

The baby came out first.

She was dressed and wrapped in a blanket, and seemed to be asleep.

Xu Yue hurriedly took the child from him and then asked about Zhang Ruoxi's condition.

Everyone, adults and children, is safe and sound.

The girl came out first.

The boy was behind.

Their weights all exceeded five pounds, and their bodies were over 50.

For a single pregnancy, that would be considered normal to slightly mild, but for twins, it's quite good.

Xu Yue carried one, and Li Xiurong carried the other.

Xu Jiangming and Xu Chengyang just watched.

However, they then hugged each other, very carefully.

Xu Jianghe and Wang Yun also arrived, but a little late, since Wang Yun's due date is next month.

It's impossible for them to be as fast as Xu Jiangming and his group.

When they arrived, Zhang Ruoxi had already returned to her ward.

"Younger sister or older sister?"

Wang Yun, holding the girl, asked with a smile.

"elder sister!"

Xu Yue said with a smile.

Have you decided on a name yet?

Xu Jianghe spoke, glancing at the boy in Xu Chengyang's arms.

In ancient times, he would have been considered the eldest son of the Xu family, right?

The first male heir of the fourth generation.

Xu Yue was the first male heir in three generations.

As for the second one?
That must be the one in his wife's belly.

Wang Yunhuai had a boy.

This was known before.

Although the hospital says it's not allowed to disclose this information, there are many ways to find out.

"It's not confirmed yet."

Xu Yue glanced at Zhang Ruoxi, then shook his head with a wry smile. It wasn't that they hadn't chosen a name, but rather that they hadn't decided on one, because they had many names prepared as backups.

When it came to choosing a name, Xu Yue's parents and grandfather did not take the initiative.

After all, the couple should be the most educated people in the Xu family.

“Then we can consider it,” Xu Jianghe said. “Now that the birth date and time are confirmed, we should be able to consider it. I checked before, and a birth certificate will be needed when I am discharged from the hospital.”

"Birth date and time?"

Zhang Ruoxi, however, was somewhat puzzled.

She was exhausted, but her physical strength was very good and she recovered quickly. Although she was still lying in bed, she was actually able to get out of bed.

However, I followed the doctor's advice and prepared to wait a few hours.

"You haven't considered this, have you?" Xu Jianghe said. "Well, it's better to believe it's true than not to believe it."

"What do you think?" Wang Yun asked. "They can be sure when the baby will be born, it's not a C-section."

The scheduled delivery time for cesarean section.

But sometimes, even if you make a reservation, you may not be able to wait until then.

There are too many unexpected situations.

For example, gestational hypertension?
For example, if the baby's fetal movements are not good, there may be concerns about oxygen deficiency.

"Then we'll pick out some names and then ask Master Yu and the others to do some divination."

Xu Yue thought for a moment and then said.

Yu Suihai and his group are true Taoist masters; they should know something about birth dates and times.

I heard that Taoist temples in the mountains offer this kind of service.

Do you believe in these things?

I don't really believe it that way.

Even though Xu Yue and Zhang Ruoxi are both cultivators.

I'm not entirely convinced about birth dates and times, but as Xu Jianghe said, it's better to believe it than not.

How could a person's fate be determined by their birth date and time?

Fate may be related to one's origins, rather than one's birth.

But if you say you don't believe it at all, it seems like you believe it a little bit.

The Eight Characters of Destiny, passed down from ancient times, could not have been passed down for so long if it were not accurate.

Does one's birth date and time (based on the Chinese astrological system) really have an impact?

Wang Yun touched her belly and couldn't help but ask a question.

After she embarked on the path of cultivation, she seemed to believe in these things even more.

Should we choose an auspicious time for a C-section?

"Perhaps there is some influence!" Xu Yue said with a smile. "However, a person's fate should be a combination of factors. As for birth date and time, it may have some influence, but it should only be one of them. Perhaps, it is still the insignificant one."

First, fate; second, luck; third, feng shui; fourth, accumulating good deeds; fifth, studying.

Xu Yue has expressed reservations about this ranking.

In his view, perhaps those numbers are not ranked, but rather represent percentages.

Therefore, reading is not ranked fifth, but rather accounts for the largest proportion.

Reading really can change one's destiny, especially in ancient times.

It's only because education is now widespread that things are a bit better in rural areas. But if you put a brick in the city, nine out of ten people would become college students.

With more college students, the chances of changing one's destiny through education have simply decreased.

Decades ago, college students could also change their destiny.

"Sister Wang Yun, you're not thinking of choosing an auspicious time for a C-section, are you?"

Zhang Ruoxi seemed to understand what Wang Yun was thinking, and then spoke up.

Others also looked over.

Wang Yun nodded; she had indeed had that thought earlier.

“I think it’s better to let things take their natural course,” Xu Jianghe said. “Having too many auspicious birth charts isn’t necessarily a good thing.”

“A birth chart that is too auspicious may not be able to withstand the influence,” Xu Chengyang said. “Besides, this is a birth chart that has been artificially altered.”

Wang Yun nodded, abandoning the idea.

It wasn't that Xu Jianghe and Xu Chengyang disagreed, but rather that they felt what they said made sense.

If she persists, Xu Jianghe and the others will definitely support her idea.

But that's not necessary.

Xu Jianghe and Wang Yun didn't stay long before returning home.

Wang Yun's condition also makes it unsuitable for her to stay any longer.

When they left, Xu Chengyang went back with them.

Not long after, Xu Jiangming also went back.

Go back and cook.

It also mainly implies avoidance.

The two children need to be breastfed.

Moreover, the baby is still young, so the frequency of feeding is relatively high.

Xu Yue even hired a professional to help, and with him and Li Xiurong there, they were still extremely busy.

Changing diapers and clothes
These are all things that need to be learned on the spot.

He was like that, and so was Li Xiurong.

The diapers Xu Yue wore when he was a child were different from those now.

Back then, it was truly made of "pieces," from scraps of tattered clothes and pants.

Zhang Ruoxi gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl, and many people called to congratulate her and ask when would be a convenient time for her to give birth.

I want to come and see, but I'm afraid it won't be convenient.

Some declined, while others did not.

Yu Yu and Xu Hongying came together, and the two looked at the two little ones with envy.

"Now I understand the origin of the word 'good'," Yu Yu said. "I'm so envious."

"Why don't you have another one?" Zhang Ruoxi said with a smile. "Isn't having a second child encouraged these days?"

Let alone two children, the government is even encouraging people to have three children.

Some regions have also offered rewards.

"Forget it!" Yu Yu said, "If I have another brat, I'd probably be furious. I have a classmate who had a boy as her first child and wanted a daughter, but she ended up having twin boys as her second child. Now she's constantly complaining about the immense pressure on her social media, and she regrets it so much."

“Your family is in a situation where you can afford to raise them,” Xu Hongying said. “You wouldn’t have any trouble raising even three or four, let alone three.”

Feng Jie's business is now very successful, and he must have made a lot of money.

Of course, they can't compare to Xu Yue and his group.

Feng Jie's business grew significantly, largely thanks to Xu Yue and his associates.

Especially Shen Yu and others.

“The economic pressure might be less,” Yu Yu shook her head and said, “but what about other pressures?”

Upon hearing this, Xu Hongying immediately fell silent.

Her children are much older, so she naturally knows more than others.

Xu Hongying couldn't help but frown when she thought about tutoring her child.

too difficult!
So annoying!

too.
Sin ah.

Forget it, don’t think about this anymore.

"Are we having a full moon celebration?" Yu Yu asked. "Aren't we going to celebrate?"

"Let's have a 100-day celebration," Xu Yue said after thinking for a moment. "Make sure you get the leave ready for then."

The celebrations for a full moon celebration and a 100-day celebration have different meanings.

At the full moon celebration, the family mainly celebrates the child overcoming the first challenge after birth and wishes the child a healthy growth. At the 100-day celebration, the family prays for the child to live a long and healthy life and hopes the child will thrive in the future.

Of course, Xu Yue's reason for holding a 100-day celebration instead of a full-month celebration was due to other considerations.

At one month old, a baby may still be adjusting to the new environment, while at 100 days old, the baby's physical and emotional state is usually more stable and mature.

"That must be no problem."

Yu Yu and Xu Hongying both nodded.

They chatted for a while and then left.

After all, it's not that convenient.

Not long after they left, Mu Xiaoyan arrived.

Hu Hai and the others didn't come along, probably because they were worried about inconvenience.

Is childbirth very painful?

Mu Xiaoyan asked about Zhang Ruoxi.

Xu Yue, standing to the side, was taken aback, seemingly lost in thought.

Hu Hai was the oldest among their group.

Mu Xiaoyan is slightly older than Zhang Ruoxi. However, it seems that neither of them has any plans to have children.

Is it because you're afraid of pain?
(End of this chapter)