Sign in and get rich in farming

Even though it was painful, Yu Hongdou still circled several larger stones nearby. What if the fragments of the Taoyuan Village gold vein trend chart were scattered around?

Since you spend a lot of money to buy a number that is sure to win, you definitely want to buy all of them.

Although the mineral veins are controlled by the state, if I can collect the gold vein map, maybe I can buy her father a title?

Ideals are great, but reality is poor. Yu Hongdou walked around for a long time, but found no other check-in locations except a weasel hole and a rabbit nest.

Duan Yuan, who was standing on the elephant rock, watched the young lady circling among the pile of rocks, and thought to himself that the young lady was young after all and quite playful.

The group of wild boars probably thought that the place where Master Wu Chenggong lived had good feng shui, so the whole family did not leave after eating, but simply lay down there to rest. This was a good opportunity for Duan Yuan, who was staring at them, and Yu Sanlang and others who hurried over.

"Hongdou?" Yu Sanlang rushed over with a dozen strong men holding machetes and pitchforks, looking for his daughter first.

"Dad, I'm here." Yu Hongdou saw her father from afar and walked towards him. When she got to the front, she met Yu Sanlang's searching gaze.

Seeing that his daughter was safe and sound and seemed to be staying far away from the wild boar, Yu Sanlang could not help but give his daughter an admiring look.

"The two big ones must weigh three hundred pounds. What should we do with them, brother San?" the man holding the pitchfork asked Yu Sanlang.

The impact force of a 300-pound wild boar is terrifying. If you act recklessly, someone might be seriously injured or even die.

"Don't be afraid. My second brother and I have brought smoke. You guys go over there first. Go east from the old elm tree. There's a trap every three steps."

"There is a trap pit left by Master Wu to the west. He asked me to cover it up because he was afraid of accidentally hurting the villagers. My second brother and I will go and open it. Then when I whistle, we will rush directly from the north to disperse them and lead them to hide and run."

Yu Sanlang picked up a stone and drew a line on the elephant stone to show the people behind him. When they heard it, they nodded in conviction and went to get their work.

Yu Sanlang asked Duan Yuan to go with his second brother to help, while he put his daughter and her dog on the elephant rock and told her not to come down.

Yu Hongdou nodded obediently, thought about it, grabbed her father, and casually pulled out Madam Xu's dagger from the backpack containing the slingshot and handed it to him.

"I picked it up under the stone gourd over there." Yu Hongdou thoughtfully gave herself and also found an excuse for her father.

Yu Sanlang smiled, tapped his daughter's nose, turned around and walked away while looking at the dagger in his hand.

The dagger was simple and short, but it was flashing with a dark light and was obviously extremely sharp. Yu Sanlang waved it a few times, and it was light but there was a sound of breaking wind, which showed how sharp it was.

He stopped and thought for a moment, then suddenly took a bag from his waist, rummaged through it, and pulled out a small paper bag.

He picked up a handful of grass from the roadside, smashed it with a stone, mixed the powder in the small paper bag with it, and smeared it on the dagger.

Yu Hongdou didn't see that her father had learned how to make the most of Mrs. Xu's dagger without any instruction. She sat cross-legged on the elephant stone holding Wangwang, staring at the wild boar family, and all she could think of were the names of the dishes.

Yu Sanlang didn't follow Master Wu Chenggong for as long as his annoying brother, but he had the advantage of being smart and focused on learning practical things.

He was already old at the time and had no talent for fighting or kicking, so he only learned it to strengthen his body and focused all his attention on traps and archery, both of which were profitable and safe.

Yu Sanlang doesn't want to work so hard to earn money, only to end up losing himself.

When it comes to cherishing life, the third branch of the Yu family is in the same vein.

Yu Hongdou sat on the elephant rock and watched a thrilling live hunt, while a very touching picture was also drawn in her mind.

This exhilarating hunt took an entire afternoon. While everyone was tying up and cleaning up the wild boar, Yu Hongdou found the opportunity to sign in at Master Wu Chenggong's abandoned hut.

[Successful sign-in: Obtain fist and kick skills. ]

Great! Yu Hongdou jumped up happily.

Although it was a bit regrettable that she couldn't use the remaining two skills at once due to the cooldown time, compared to traps, what she needed most now was indeed her fists and feet.

The group returned with a full load and carried one of the wild boars directly to Yu Erlang's home. They would prepare two large meat dishes for the beam-raising banquet tomorrow to improve the lives of the whole village. The rest would be distributed to the villagers as a reward for their hard work in growing pepper and ginger.

Another big wild boar was taken to Xingwang Town by car overnight and sold. The money was then divided equally among the hunters.

The four little wild boars were still alive. Yu Sanlang originally planned to keep two of them and send them to the county town for Master Tan Bailu to taste in a few days.

However, Yu Hongdou's words that wild boars are stronger than domestic pigs inspired him to have an idea he had long ago. He simply sent all four piglets to the farm and asked Duan Zhuangtou to find an expert in pig farming to see if they could mate with domestic pigs.

Yu Erlang's house was very lively in the evening. Almost everyone in the village who heard the news came to watch the fun. After watching a series of retro pig-slaughtering techniques such as shaving and blowing air into the pig, Yu Hongdou went home carrying a piece of liver that Erbot specially left for Wangwang.

While no one was at home, Qian Sanmei and Duan Yuan were dealing with the pheasants and rabbits that Wangwang and she had hunted.

Yu Hongdou took out a pair of wild rabbits from her backpack, tied them up with straw ropes, and put them into the backpack she was carrying today. Then she carried it out with great effort and handed it to Duan Yuan.

"Miss, wild rabbits are timid and cannot be kept alive." Duan Yuan was a little confused when he saw the tied rabbit, but he quickly put it out of his mind. He understood what the lady meant and was afraid that the lady would be sad and depressed, so he gave her some advice.

Wild rabbits are timid and easily frightened. They can be scared to death at the slightest noise, so they are difficult to keep alive.

"First, put these two separately in the chicken coop, and then move them to the cellar. I'll go find a piece of cloth." After giving instructions to Duan Yuan, Yu Hongdou ran to Xu's room and found a piece of tattered clothes that Yu Sanlang had discarded.

She knew that wild rabbits were difficult to raise, but there were successful cases. When she was a child, she was wandering around her grandmother's village and followed her friends to an old hunter's house.

The old hunter had no children and liked these kids very much, so he gave them little rabbits to play with and told them about catching and raising rabbits.

After returning home, she wrote about the old hunter in her composition, which was later entered into a competition and she won a silver medal.

For this purpose, Yu Hongdou remembered to find rabbit holes, rabbit paw prints, rabbit feces, catching rabbits and raising rabbits.

Wild rabbits are timid and afraid of being disturbed. Providing them with a dark and quiet environment can help them relieve tension. After they have settled down after a few days of feeding, you can gradually let them adapt to the breeding environment.

After Yu Hongdou explained to Duan Yuan and Qian Sanmei, she gave them the task of raising rabbits and promised that if the rabbits were well raised, she would raise a batch on the farm in the second half of the year.

Not to mention how excited Duan Yuan and Qian Sanmei were, Yu Hongdou was freed from the hassle and worry. She lay down on the bed and sighed that this kind of life was hopeful. Otherwise, if she had to do everything by herself, she would be exhausted to death.

Before going to bed, Yu Hongdou always felt as if she had forgotten something, but fatigue came too quickly, and she fell asleep before she could even turn on the teaching mode.