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

Gu Rao pulled his fingers back and said harshly, "You hoe the fields harder than me. You didn't even complain about being tired. I just pulled weeds, so it's not very tiring."

Bieye didn't use to expose her, he just said, "Go and rest, I will pull out the rest."

Gu Rao was a little hesitant.

"There are so many more..."

Bieye couldn't help but said, "I'm used to farm work, so naturally I don't feel tired. It's your first time doing it and your hands have blisters. There's no need to force yourself."

"take a break."

Gu Rao was tired and panicked for a long time. Seeing that Bieye was resolute and didn't seem to be polite to him, he obediently walked to the grass under the big tree and sat down.

While others were not paying attention, he secretly took out a cup of diluted spiritual spring water from his pocket and drank it in one gulp.

The physical fatigue was instantly swept away.

This portable space is bound to her soul, and she had it since birth in her previous life.

She was slow to react and did not discover the existence of space until she was seven years old.

Fortunately, when she was a child, she was afraid of being regarded as a monster and never told her parents about this. Otherwise, she would probably be sold to a research institute by her mother who would do anything for money.

Gu Rao lived happily until he was sixteen years old, until the company run by his father went bankrupt.

The mother took away the remaining property of the family and went abroad with her lover and her illegitimate daughter who was two years older than Gu Rao.

Suffering the double blow of the company's bankruptcy and his wife's betrayal, his father became extremely emotional and sensitive. He suspected that Gu Rao was not his biological daughter, so he took Gu Rao for a paternity test.

The paternity test was done on Friday, and it took five days to wait for the results.

While waiting, his father seemed to have concluded that Gu Rao was the product of his mother's betrayal.

He drank and drank all day long, treating Gu Rao as a punching bag and enemy. He beat and kicked Gu Rao with sticks, called her a beast and a bitch, and said that when she grew up, she would be a bad woman like her mother.

He wanted to drag her to death several times. Once when he was drunk, he regarded her as his mother and almost did something irreversible.

After the identification results came out, it was confirmed that the two were father and daughter. The father broke down and cried, hugging Gu Rao and saying sorry many times.

That night, my father jumped from the top floor of the company.

Gu Rao has since become an orphan.

Hesitant and helpless, she expected someone to lend a helping hand to her, but there was no one. Friends who were close to her in the past were alienated from her, and people who once flattered the Gu family were now eager to step on her.

From then on, she understood that she could not rely on anyone but herself.

She studied during the day and ran a stall at night. Relying on her personal space and her own efforts, she was able to repay the huge debt owed by her father at the age of twenty-three.

Later, he started a business while studying for postgraduate entrance examinations. At the age of 28, not only did he have assets worth hundreds of millions, he was also the youngest professor at a prestigious university.

But on his twenty-eighth birthday, he was hit by a car and killed while trying to save a pregnant woman who was seven or eight months pregnant.

The memory of the original owner was intermittent and somewhat fuzzy. Gu Rao only remembered a general idea. Her name was Gu Rao. She was a lady from an official family. When she was sixteen, her family made some mistake and was ransacked.

Men were either beheaded or exiled, and women were reduced to slavery and allowed to be bought and sold.

The original owner became depressed and sick, and coughed blood for more than half a year. The tooth man was afraid that it would fall into his hands, so he took it to the countryside to sell it, and was bought by Bie Ye, who happened to come to the tooth shop to see the man.

On their wedding night, the original owner committed suicide by cutting his wrists, and the one who woke up again was the current Gu Rao.

For half a month, Gu Raozhen drank diluted Lingquan water in addition to bitter Chinese medicine every day, and her hemoptysis was almost cured.

I didn't know how long I stayed under the big tree.

Bieye came over.

"Let's go back."

Gu Rao came back to his senses, shouted, stood up from the ground, patted the weeds on her skirt, and handed over the bamboo tube in her hand.

"Have a drink."

This bamboo tube was brought by Biye. It was tied around the waist and placed next to the big tree when working. The water in it had been changed by Gu Rao.

Bieye was kind to her. Not only did he buy her from the Yaren to avoid being relegated to the land of smoke and willows, but he also bought her medicine to treat her illness and gave her a safe place to live.

She reciprocates kindness and treats Bieye differently than others.

Bieye took the bamboo tube and opened the stopper. When he saw that there was only half a tube of water left in it, he knew that his wife had drunk it. Her ears began to feel hot again and her hands holding the bamboo tube tightened.

Gu Rao saw that he was still refusing to drink.

"Aren't you thirsty yet?"

Bieye shook his head and drank the remaining water in one gulp.

"Delicious."

The water in the bamboo tube was cool and boiled by him, but after passing through his wife's hands, it became especially sweet, clearer and more delicious than pure mountain spring water.

It seems like every time the water she gives you tastes extra sweet?

The thought flashed across my mind.

Bieye didn't take it seriously, just thinking it was because his wife gave it to him, so when he drank it, he felt sweet in his heart, and his mouth also tasted sweet.

The old man in the village is right, people who have a wife are different.

The days are more promising than before.

Just as Bieye was about to tie the bamboo tube to his belt, he reached out with one hand and took the bamboo tube away.

Gu Rao smiled and said, "You carry the hoe, and leave the bamboo tube to me."

The couple walked down the mountain one after the other.

This time we took a different route, and not long after we walked we passed a pine forest. The sun was almost setting in the west, and the sky was glowing with a faint blue.

As we approach the pine forest, the environment becomes dark and eerie.

Gu Rao saw several graves made of stones!

"Bieye..."

"Why didn't you tell me earlier that this is a pine forest with so many graves in it?" His voice was trembling a little, and his lips were a little white.

Bieye stopped.

Gu Rao didn't expect him to stop. He didn't have time to stop, and bumped into Bie Ye's hard back. His smooth and fair forehead suddenly turned red, and he staggered back two steps due to the force of the rebound.

Bieye turned around, a trace of annoyance flashed across his amber eyes.

"Sorry, I shouldn't have stopped."

Gu Rao waved his hand.

"fine."

Bieye reached out and rubbed Gu Rao's forehead.

"Does it still hurt?"

Gu Rao looked a little nervous and urged, "It doesn't hurt. Let's hurry up. If we don't hurry up, it will get dark."

Bieye was a little hesitant.

"It's still too late to turn back and take another path."

Gu Rao finally passed by those graves, how could he be willing to turn back?

"Just go this way."

Bieye didn't want to persuade him anymore, so he walked in front to clear the way for Gu Rao. The road was smooth until he came to the huge rock that Bieye had mentioned before.

Gu Rao stood on the boulder and felt dizzy when his eyes touched the nearly 90-degree downhill road. The big words he and Bie Ye had not long ago echoed in his mind.

"If others can do it, so can I."

I want to cry without tears.

It turns out that there are some things that others can do but she can’t!

She is afraid of heights!

Bieye stopped and confirmed again, "Are you really not going to turn back?"

Gu Rao, "..."

It's getting dark!

"No."

Bieye hummed, then he just carried the hoe and walked down the groove dug in the stone wall as easily as if he were walking on an ordinary road. After walking a few steps, he looked back at Gu Rao.

"Are you ready?"