Traveling Through the Stars

   Chapter 1218

Luo Hang knows the temper of his own child, and he knows that Luo Bi is impatient when he hears it. "Okay, I don't care about you. You are willing to take care of you when I am idle? I will keep this brood of pigs for you. It’s up to you how you want to eat."

"It's for you, you can eat it when you grow it up." Luo Bi suspects that Luo's family has partial-mindedness problems. She doesn't care about others, and her father is not polite: "Just a brood of pigs, and you will keep it for me when you grow up. Huh? You are more eccentric than my grandfather."

   "Looking back, I will tell my brother that I am not filial to you." Luo Bi added such a sentence afterwards.

  This is a real child, Luo Hang frowned, and walked away worriedly with the bamboo basket. He has such a straight temper, what can he do in the future if he is not watching him? Luo Hang was worried that his child would suffer too much.

  You say she lacks heart and eyes! No shortage, more mindful.

  You say she is shrewd! Luo Hang's head hurts.

  Robi didn’t think so much. He turned and directed the construction robot to build a pig nest and a pheasant wing rabbit nest across the Dieshi Mountain on the southernmost part of the open space used for the yard. The pheasant and the winged rabbit have a nest, and the meat eaten is not as high as the local pig.

  The local pig is small and can't take up much space. After reading it, Robbie was still satisfied, and raised his hand and threw in the local pig in the colorful bracelet.

  Large and small, round pigs rolled all over the ground, not knowing who and who are in the litter.

  Robi couldn't tell the difference, and the pig himself couldn't tell. The big and the small were confused for a while before he figured out his own litter of pigs. We went to each mother, groaned and yelled, Luo Bi remembered the pigweed. She hadn't fed the pigs since yesterday.

  After thinking about it, Robbie doesn’t care, so let’s be hungry! There is no pigweed in her house, so she will eat one first when she is almost hungry.

  In front of the tent, Robbie unpacked the new sheets, bedspreads, and pillowcases. The large bedspreads and bed sheets were thrown into the all-round washing machine and the pillowcases were washed by hand. And her and Feng Ling's clothes were also hand-washed.

  Hand washing is more tiring. After washing for a long time, Robbie finished washing. He found a big stone with the best light, stepped up the stepladder to dry the pillowcase clothes on the top of the stone, and then put the sheets on the top of the stone.

  The sun at ten o'clock was very soft, and it felt very comfortable to shine on her body. Robbie was afraid of heights and did not dare to stay on it for a long time.

  Robi stepped down on the step ladder, and Hua Ran brought a basket of wild fruits to him. They were all small, and at first glance they were sour and astringent.

  In fact, I really can’t eat it. At the very least, I’m not going to eat it if I’m too impatient. Huaran sent it to the pig, and he just picked it back from outside the safe area. This inedible small wild fruit can be seen everywhere, basically no one is rare, and one pick is a big basket.

"The local pig likes to eat fresh green vegetables and wild fruits. They don't eat grass." Huaran put the basket aside and glanced at the local pigs in the pig's nest: "So many pigs? There are fewer wild fruits, one The basket may be eaten for two days."

   When Luo Bi heard that the pig is particular about eating, he was a little bit unwilling to see: "Whoever has time to pick wild fruits all day long, he will eat it if he doesn't work."

  Huaran was noncommittal, grabbed a handful of wild fruit and threw it to the pigs. The hungry pigs immediately swarmed up. Hua Ran grabbed another hand, then turned around to wash his hands, and raised his feet to see how built the house of Luo Bi's house was.

  Robi planned to eat pork from the ground at noon, so he went into the kitchen area and took a kitchen knife, ready to slaughter one.

  There are so many, there is no need to raise them all, just leave one or two litters.

  (End of this chapter)