Space Farming: The Rough Man Orion Dotes on His Wife Excessively

Bieye tasted another dish of cold red pepper shredded pork belly. The taste was crispy and refreshing. He couldn't help but eat faster than usual. Fortunately, he was eating in a basin, otherwise he would have eaten it all in a while.

Halfway through the meal, Gu Rao brought out a large bowl of pickled cabbage soup.

"Drink soup before eating next time to help digestion."

Bieye raised his hand to take the soup bowl and took a sip.

"it is good."

Then place the soup bowl on the empty space next to the pork and continue eating.

Gu Rao saw that he was eating well and had a happy smile on his face.

"Today's dishes are very filling, so I specially steamed some more rice. After finishing the bowl, I put it in the pot. There are still a lot of dishes. I can't finish it by myself."

Beyeye nodded.

"Ah."

"You go in and eat. Don't worry about me. The food will get cold later."

Gu Rao was about to go back.

The man finally couldn't bear it anymore, stopped Gu Rao, and asked, "Boss lady, what are you frying? I can tell it's meat, but I can't tell what kind of meat it is. It tastes too fragrant."

Gu Rao smiled and said, "It's just the meat from the wild boar. If you like it, just buy more and cook it back."

The man looked regretful.

"I know very well that my wife's cooking skills are not as delicious as fried food." After thinking about it, he said, "Then give me a pound of pork and two little piglets."

Bieye put down his bowl and chopsticks, weighed out a pound of wild boar meat, and said, "These piglets weigh about fifteen pounds, and the price is thirty cents per pound."

"Do you choose for yourself or should I help you weigh two of them?"

The man said, "I'll choose it myself."

Two lively looking boars were quickly selected.

Don't weigh two pigs.

"One is just fifteen pounds, and the whole is sixteen pounds and six taels."

Gu Rao calculated the price and said, "A fifteen-pound piglet is four hundred and fifty cents, and a sixteen-pound piglet is four hundred and ninety-eight cents, a total of nine hundred and forty-eight cents."

"Including a pound of wild boar meat that costs thirty-eight cents, the total is nine hundred and eighty-six cents. If you buy more, we will give you the change. Just give us nine hundred and eighty cents."

The man didn't expect that he didn't need to negotiate the price himself, so the landlady just gave him six cents less. He was quite good at doing business. He felt comfortable and decided to take care of this business more in the future.

He took the money bag from his waist and gave him one or two silver ingots.

"I don't have enough loose money. Give me more."

Gu Rao took the money.

"it is good."

I gave him twenty coins in change.

The big man came to the market with a basket on his back, but it was convenient to put the piglets and wild boar meat at this moment. He put the piglets and pork in the basket, put the basket on his back and left.

Bieye said, "Our family will start a food business in the future. If you like our food, you can come and try it when you have time in the future."

The big man's eyes lit up.

"Is there anything you ate just now?"

Gu Rao asked Biye to answer.

"We plan to do business at home. The yard is not very big and two people can't handle it. Therefore, we don't plan to start a cooking business for the time being. When the casserole rice noodle business picks up, we can open a shop and can afford to hire a waiter. I will consider starting a cooking business.”

The big man was a little disappointed when he heard this.

He had never heard of casserole rice noodles and was not interested in it at all. He just wanted to eat the food that smelled so fragrant that it made people drool uncontrollably.

Gu Rao continued, "In addition to casserole rice noodles, there will also be boiled rice noodles and noodles for sale. The whistle used will be no worse than the stir-fry just now."

The big man nodded.

"When will you open? Then I will bring a few brothers to support you."

Gu Rao said, "In three days."

The big man left with satisfaction.

After lunch, Bieye took the initiative to wash the dishes again, but was kicked out of the kitchen by Gu Rao, and he quickly washed the dishes and chopsticks himself.

Then the pig hair is washed in the yard. After cleaning the pig hair, it is continued to be spread on the clean stone steps to dry.

Then he went upstairs to put the clothes Bieye had changed out yesterday and the clothes he had changed out this morning into wooden tubs, then took them down and put them on the stone laundry table in the yard.

First, he blocked the hole with a piece of rag, then poured the clothes on the stone platform, poured a bucket of cold water into them and soaked them. Then he went back to the house and took an apron to wear on his body to prevent his new clothes from getting dirty.

Gu Rao was too lazy to do these housework before, but now he has accepted his fate, knowing that he will have to do these things sooner or later if he wants to live here in the future.

Once you accept your future destiny, you will be very motivated to do these trivial tasks.

She washed her bellyband first, using soap locust to make a lather, and then scrubbed it gently. When it was almost done, she rinsed it with clean water a few times and put it aside. Then she took out her and Bieye's inner clothes and scrubbed them. Beat with a mallet.

Bieye's coat was the last to be washed. He hadn't changed his clothes for so many days in the mountains and was traveling between mountains and forests all day long. You can imagine how dirty the clothes were.

After washing, the water was murky.

Gu Rao drained the sewage, then poured in a bucket of water, and washed all the clothes. The water was still a little dirty, so he continued draining the water and washing it again.

After repeated cleaning three times, the water used to clean the clothes was finally clear.

Gu Rao wrung out the water from the clothes one by one and hung them on the hemp rope tied between the two pillars to dry. It took many trips back and forth to dry all the clothes.

After doing all this, he stood in the yard and punched his sore waist with his fist.

He looked up at the sky.

It's time to make dinner.

I originally wanted to clean the inside and outside again, but it seems I can only postpone these tasks until tomorrow.

Gu Rao came to the door and asked, "How is the sale going?"

Bieye said with a smile, "There is one pheasant and one hare each left, two piglets left, and twenty-five kilograms of wild boar meat left. But all the gray foxes have been sold."

Gu Rao was also a little happy when he heard this.

"How much did the fox cost?"

Bieye said truthfully, "I have hunted a lot of foxes before, and sold them all to Yun Lai Lou, all for a price of one hundred cash each. Just now a housekeeper from a wealthy family came here and sold them for three hundred cash." The price of one was taken away, and five foxes were sold for fifteen hundred cents."

"He said there will be more next time and it will be delivered directly to their house."

Gu Rao, "..."

It seems that Zhou Zheng has made a lot of mistakes on other people.

There is really no need to continue to cooperate with people like that, and it is a good thing to break up. Although I have ruined some things by selling prey this time, I can make much more than selling to Yun Lailou.

"I'm going to make dinner, is there anything you want to eat?"

Bieye shook his head.

"I can eat whatever I want." After hesitating, he said, "I'm not hungry yet. When I finish selling these, I'll make dinner."

"You've had a long day."

When she was washing clothes just now, he wanted to help her and let her guard the stall, but she refused because she didn't want to cut the pork.

Gu Rao was indeed a little tired. After listening to Bieye's caring words, he felt that he was not as tired as before. He smiled and said, "Aren't you also tired after a long day?"

"It's not that tiring to cook, so I'll do it."

"You guard the stall first and sell it for a while. If you can't sell it, we can keep it for ourselves. If we can't finish it, we can make it into bacon."

"As for those two little piglets..."

Do you really want to raise it yourself?