After transmigrating into the book, the prime minister always wants to farm with me.

Chapter 80 Is there a problem with my wife?
Pei Yuanjun was almost amused by her impatient little look.

He's such a tenacious person, the more I try to avoid seeing him.

The more he cared for her, the more rebellious he became, because he refused to believe that she could hate him forever.

However, remembering why she disliked him, he suddenly couldn't stay angry.

"My wife, what do you think of this tree?"

Qi Yunran didn't say anything, but walked over and showed him what she thought through her actions.

Pei Yuanjun thought that the time had come for him to play a role.

But then his young wife strode over and pushed him aside.

He took out an axe and struck a pose as if he were splitting the heavens and earth.

To his astonishment, with a few loud "bangs," she chopped down a large cypress tree.

Then his wife walked to another tree and chopped it down with a few "bang bang..."

Cutting down the two large cypress trees was done easily and effortlessly.

Then he took out a machete and, with a few quick swipes, removed all the excess branches and chopped off the treetops.

Then, walking to another cypress tree, he skillfully removed all the excess branches and chopped off the tips.

In no time, the two lush trees were trimmed into two clean, straight trunks.

Pei Yuanjun realized that he was completely superfluous and could not help in any way.

"Don't just stand there, come and carry this tree trunk back!"

Then, without any effort, he lifted a tree trunk and placed it on his shoulder. He carried it away.

Before leaving, he urged Pei Yuanjun to hurry up and carry the other tree.

Pei Yuanjun was once again surprised by his wife Dali today, and he was so stunned that he almost turned into a stone statue.

A sly glint flashed in Qi Yunran's eyes: "Hurry up! I'm waiting for you at home! I need to use it."

Without waiting for Pei Yuanjun's expression, he immediately slung the woodcutter's knife and axe from his basket over his shoulder, and carried a four- or five-meter-long tree trunk down the mountain. Qi Yunran knew from the original owner's memories that he had never done heavy work; Pei's mother had always prioritized his studies.

He wasn't allowed to work in the family's fields; he was only allowed to focus on his studies.

Pei Yuanjun once secretly helped Qi Yunran plant rice seedlings, but was discovered by Wang Shi, who scolded her for half the night and even refused to give her any food.

From then on, Pei Yuanjun never secretly helped Qi Yunran again.

It would be a miracle if a frail scholar like him could lift a tree trunk weighing hundreds of kilograms.

After carrying the tree back, Qi Yunran felt a little thirsty.

She planned to boil some water first, rest, and then carry the cypress tree back herself.

This was to show him the difference between them.

She's not some weak woman who needs his protection; hopefully he won't bother her anymore.

She considered the property and land he gave her as compensation for the deceased original owner.

Qi Yunran had just entered the kitchen and started the fire when she heard a loud "bang..." as a tree was thrown outside. Then Pei Yuanjun's voice came from outside: "Wife, I'm thirsty. Is there any water to drink?"

Qi Yunran immediately ran out to check after burning firewood in the stove.

Pei Yuanjun was sitting on the stone steps in the courtyard, her clothes wide open, revealing a glimpse of her fair chest.

There was a light sheen of sweat on his face, and some cypress leaves and dirt from the ground were stuck to the shoulders of his clothes.

Qi Yunran frowned and looked down at the two tree trunks standing side by side on the ground.

Pei Yuanjun's gaze suddenly turned strange: "You...you brought...it back?"

Pei Yuanjun looked at Qi Yunran as if puzzled, but a glint of shrewdness flashed in his eyes as he lowered his head: "Didn't my wife tell me to bring it back quickly? Do you need it?"

"Did you really carry it back by yourself?"

Pei Yuanjun blinked innocently: "Yes, is there a problem, my wife?"

(End of this chapter)