On the occasion of rebirth Zhou Sui

Chapter 9 Inspecting the Farm and House

Author: He Tiantian from Lotus Picking

Chapter 9 Inspecting the Farm and House

Mrs. Feng just sighed with emotion. It took several years to destroy the Buddha in Guanzhong, which was somewhat expected.

And Cui Che didn't take it seriously at all. He only wanted to pay homage to the temple to feel at ease. He didn't have any firm belief. He used the Marxist-Leninist courses in the university to make up for his sleep. What about open-book exams?

All pass.

The group of people did not delay in the city and went straight out of the city, leaving the official road. Mrs. Feng pointed to the fields with clear lines on both sides of the country road, but the edges were invisible to the naked eye, and said proudly:

"Che'er, this is the inheritance accumulated by our ancestors for you."

The numbers on the paper may not have an intuitive feeling, but when he actually saw these thousands of hectares of fields, Cui Che couldn't help but click his tongue in wonder, and thought to himself:

'Those of my ancestors who became officials were too considerate of their families.'

Just as Cui Che was marveling, the tenants who were busy in the fields also saw their group. Although they did not recognize Cui Che, they recognized Mrs. Feng.

The tenants put down their farm tools and rushed to the bank of the field to salute:

"Meet the mistress!"

"Greetings to the mistress!"

Mrs. Feng smiled and said:

"No need to be polite."

With that said, he called Cui Che in front of him and introduced him to everyone.

The tenants may call him Young Master or Young Master, and they all bow to him.

This trip out of the city was meant to show respect to the tenants, and also to let Cui Che have an idea of ​​the property under his name.

Cui Che greeted the tenants with a smile. The group of people in front of him had dark skin and were covered in dirt. A few of them had a strong smell of sweat because they had just worked in the fields.

But Cui Che did not feel any discomfort. Not long ago, his situation was not much different from that of the tenants, and his life was even worse than theirs.

In the original time and space, Cui Che was just born in an ordinary worker's family with an older sister. However, as the younger brother in the family, he was somewhat squeamish. However, after a period of hard life in Northern Xinjiang, that squeamishness was long gone.

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Precisely because he had the experience of herding sheep, Cui Che would not look at these tenant farmers who created wealth for him with a condescending attitude.

He patiently listened to the tenant farmers reporting their names and origins, asking about their living conditions, hearing interesting things, and laughing with everyone.

The tenant farmers of the Cui family all felt that this young man was kind to others and had no airs. He would definitely be a good owner who would be considerate of his tenants in the future.

In fact, the whole Cui family's exploitation of tenants is not serious. After all, if the treatment is too harsh, not to mention that the tenants have escaped and there will be no one to cultivate the land, the reputation will not be good.

Mrs. Feng looked at her six-year-old grandson chatting with the tenant farmers with ease, and thought that the four years of experience in northern Xinjiang had indeed made him precocious. In any case, this was a good thing.

Now that spring plowing is busy, Cui Che did not waste the time of the tenant farmers and followed his grandmother to the manor in the countryside.

Surrounding the manor are the houses of tenant farmers. Cui Che roughly estimates that there are at least a thousand houses, which can be regarded as a large village.

The middle-aged man in front of the door might be the steward who stayed at the manor, and he had been waiting outside the door early.

But after finding out his name, Cui Che, he realized that he was the descendant of his great-great-grandfather. The middle-aged man's surname was Cui, and his last name was only the word "lu". According to his seniority, Cui Che was called a clan uncle.

It's true if you think about it carefully, if you weren't a relative who hadn't left the fifth server, you wouldn't have gotten the lucrative job of being a manor steward.

But then I thought about it, they are all the descendants of my great-great-grandfather. Just because of the difference between legitimate sons and daughters, one is a noble young man with a huge family fortune, while the other one wants to work for the other, which is really embarrassing.

But there is nothing that can be done about it. If you really want to do something like extending a favor order and let the legitimate heirs divide the family property together, how can you prosper? As a time traveler, Cui Che understands the principle of concentrating strength to do big things.

There is no need for Cui Lu to lead the way. Mrs. Cui is very familiar with this manor. Although Cui Jishu has been an official in Yecheng for many years, he occasionally returns to his hometown in Anping.

Cui Che followed his grandmother into the manor. It was a three-passage house, similar to the old houses in Yecheng and Anping. The front yard was the residence and house of the slaves and maids.

But the difference is that the middle courtyard is the owner's residence and reception hall, while the backyard is the workshop, kitchen, and place for raising livestock.

On the right side of the manor is a garden where vegetables are grown, on the left is a fish pond, and at the back is a fruit forest. Cui Che ran around the entire manor and thought to himself:

'This is a good place to retire.'

That night, the manor held a banquet to entertain the nearby tenants. This was arranged by Mrs. Feng in advance. It was the first time Cui Che showed his face as the head of the house and showed his kindness to everyone.

As the owner, you need to pay attention to maintaining a good relationship with the tenants. If something happens, they will rush to you.

Of course, except for the crime of treason committed by Cui Jishu, Cui Changjun and his son, that is just a matter of losing one's head. They are just working as tenant farmers, and there is no need to risk their lives.

The next day, it was windy and rainy.

Although spring rain is said to be as precious as oil, it refers to gentle breeze and drizzle.

The rain outside was heavier than the day Yiping asked her father for money. It also made Brother Che, one of the largest landowners in Boling County, look worried, fearing that if it rained for a few more days, all the seedlings in the fields would be wiped out.

Drowned.

Fortunately, the heavy rain ended at night. Cui Che found his grandmother and proposed that he would take Miao Rong, Zhao Wen and a group of boys to Dingzhou City for fun.

Mrs. Feng watched as the departure date agreed with the Feng family and the Pei family was approaching day by day, and she agreed immediately, letting Cui Che have fun in the remaining days.

But Brother Che wanted to try his luck in Dingzhou City to see if he could meet Yang Jian, the general manager of Dingzhou. He had no other intention. He just wanted to know whether he was really as described in the history books, with a forehead on his forehead.

Five bags, no, there are five pillars on the forehead.

In the Dingzhou City Governor's Mansion, Yang Jian, who was missed by Cui Che, was feeling worried at this time.

Of course, he did not have the majestic appearance described in history books, otherwise he would have been killed by Yu Wenyong. After all, there is another way of saying this appearance in photo books, called Long Yan.

Yang Jian is now thirty-six years old. He does not have the so-called dragon face, but he is also handsome and handsome. This time when he went to Dingzhou, his wife and children stayed at home in Chang'an. He was alone and had no concubines to keep him company.

The reason why I can endure loneliness is because I have a jealous wife at home.

Yang Jian's wife was named Dugu Jialuo, and she was Dugu Xin's seventh daughter. A large part of the reason why Yang Jian was henpecked and respected his wife was because his father, Yang Zhong, was a subordinate of Dugu Xin.

Of course, today Yang Jian is not worried because his wife is too strong. After living together for so many years, he has long been used to it.

But because of the situation of Prince Yuwen Yun.

As the father of the crown prince, Yang Jian and Yu Wenyun both suffered losses and prospered, but now the prince's life is very difficult.

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(End of chapter)