The Peasant Girl’s Splendid Manor

Chapter 168 Planning and Punishing the Rare New House (2)

"Tsk! Are you asking for an explanation from the Mo family on behalf of the villagers?" Sister-in-law Cai, who came after hearing the news, heard Wang Dali's shameless words and sarcastically said: "It's so shameless. I obviously want to blackmail the Mo family, but why? You talk about this matter in such a high-level manner, even a woman like me is ashamed for you."

Wang Dali was afraid of Lin Yong, but not afraid of Sister-in-law Cai, who was a woman. He scratched his neck and yelled: "What does it have to do with you, a shrew? Go home and nurse the child!"

Sister-in-law Cai sneered, looking down on Wang Dali's virtue. She was too lazy to deal with this rogue, and spoke to the villagers who were watching the fun at the top of her voice: "Everyone is a sensible person, I will explain the matter clearly. Let everyone come together to judge."

 Then, Sister-in-law Cai told the reason why Wang Dali and others came to Mo's house to cause trouble.

Things go back to a few months ago. Before the Mo family's vegetable business was over, some people in the village became interested and wanted to grow vegetables in greenhouses. Sister-in-law Cai's family was one of them.

Later, Sister-in-law Cai listened to Mo Yan’s advice and persuaded her father-in-law not to plant vegetables. She also told other people in the village who wanted to plant vegetables about the powerful relationship. Most of them listened to the advice and planted soybeans on their wasteland.

Only a few people do not believe in evil, thinking that the vegetables grown in the greenhouse of the Mo family are better than ordinary vegetables, and they can grow them. When the time comes, these delicious vegetables will be sold exclusively to wealthy families. If they do not believe it, they will not make money.

So these people emptied their wealth, borrowed money from other families, and moved here and there to build the greenhouse.

At the beginning of spring, the temperature was still a little low, and vegetables grown in greenhouses did grow faster and better than in the open air. Therefore, these people firmly believed that they could make money from their greenhouse vegetables, so they took good care of them.

Originally, this was true, but the fault was that I took too good care of it. Even when the temperature gradually rose, I refused to open the greenhouse to let the vegetables get some sunshine and air. The old farmers who helped the Mo family take care of the greenhouse also tried to persuade them, but they just didn't listen.

Over time, the vegetables slowly turned yellow and had an indescribable musty smell. Only then did they realize something was wrong, and began to follow the Mo family’s previous practice of raising the greenhouse during the day and covering it again at night.

 Although the vegetables turned green later, the taste and texture were much worse when eating them. Not to mention compared with the Mo family's vegetables, even those grown in ordinary people's yards are better than these, let alone sold to wealthy families at high prices to make money.

No, these people went to the streets and alleys of the city to hawk for several days, but they didn't sell much. Later, they had no choice but to set up stalls in the market. The vegetables didn't look good, and they tasted even worse. Where can I buy them? Business?

In the end, they had to lower the price to an extremely low price and sell a little to poor families. Later, many fresh vegetables came on the market, and no one wanted their vegetables.

The money they originally invested in the greenhouse has emptied the last bit of their wealth. If they can't even get back the capital, the family will suffer from the northwest wind in the next year.

So, if we compare it with the Mo family who are building a big house, who would be mentally balanced? No, these people came over to make trouble under Wang Dali's instigation, saying that the Mo family had tricked them, and asked the Mo family to give them an explanation.

At this point, Sister-in-law Cai glared at Wang Dali with contempt: "Tell me, guys, it's not like the Mo family put a knife on his neck and forced him to sow. Why should he say that the Mo family harmed him? He didn't listen. He insisted on building a greenhouse, but now he has lost money, why should the Mo family give him an explanation?"

“Wang Dali, this is your fault. Just like Sister-in-law Cai said, you want to grow your own vegetables, and it’s not the Mo family who forced you to do it. If you don’t make any money, how can you say that the Mo family cheated you?”

 (End of this chapter)