The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 304 Transporting Grain into the Village

Grandma Wang's idea was simple: she wanted Wang Dalang to help cut all the sugarcane into sections, only cutting out the sections with nodes, leaving the rest of the flesh.

When Wang Dalang saw how many things were in the granary, he wondered if he was seeing things. He rubbed his eyes for a long time, but found that none of the things were missing.

"Grandma, where did these things come from? I've never seen them before." Wang Dalang was starting to doubt his own existence.

Grandma Wang's expression remained unchanged: "Why ask so many questions! Hurry up and get to work. You're not allowed to sleep until you finish your work today. You eat so much food every day, and all that weight gain is for nothing!"

Originally, Wang Dalang didn't expect his grandmother to answer his questions, since not everyone can get the answers from the old lady.

Most of the time, all they get is a barrage of sarcastic remarks, which they either keep to themselves or simply go looking for something else on their own.

Wang Dalang always worked with Wang Chuanfu in the village. He was very quick and efficient, and could cut a sugarcane into several sections in no time.

At first, my movements were a bit clumsy, but gradually, I practiced and soon I was able to chop quite a few pieces.

In order not to wake up the rest of the Wang family, Wang Dalang could only hold the sugarcane and swing it in the air to chop it.

Old Mrs. Wang walked out of the room and said to the empty courtyard, "Have someone bring a few donkey carts, put some things in them, cover them with cloth, and have them come in from outside the village and go out again. Be quiet."

Red Hare, who had just switched shifts with the new guy: "..."

What are you doing so late at night?

Grandma Wang didn't hear any movement and didn't know if the other party had done as she said. She added, "If it's not finished after an hour, I'll tell Ayu tomorrow morning that you're bullying an old woman like me."

Red Hare: "!!!"

Despicable, shameless, and disrespectful to elders!
Red Hare silently landed and bowed to Old Madam Wang.

Then they went to the backyard of the Wang family's house, and called to another person who had just gone to sleep. The two of them, one driving a donkey cart and the other driving a mule cart, quietly left the Wang family's house.

The man yawned and said, "I never imagined in my life that I would actually have to catch a train one day!"

And this time, there was no pay. Red Hare remained silent.

He had considered driving a cart, but he never imagined he would be driving a mule.

Especially the mules that keep buckling up!
Although the two moved gently, there was still some noise, especially from the donkey and mule, which sometimes acted out of control and occasionally made some sounds.

Some villagers got up when they heard the commotion and saw someone mysteriously carrying a full load of things to Old Wang's house.

I wanted to take a closer look, but the person next to me pulled me away: "Don't look anymore, this must have been sent by Chuanman. Won't it be embarrassing for them if you go out like this?"

Since the grain is going to be sold to them anyway, it's not too late to check it when it gets light.

Many villagers thought the same thing, and they suppressed their curiosity, only vaguely sensing that they had been making trip after trip.

There must be quite a lot of stuff.

Anyway, I found out this morning.

Xiao Ayu had been planting crops for several days and was indeed very tired. When Tuanzi saw the message indicating that the task had been completed, she didn't immediately tell Xiao Ayu.

Looking at the baby sleeping soundly in the space, Tuanzi's eyes were filled with complicated emotions.

"Kid, you're even more amazing than I imagined."

Anyway, none of the other life forms in the source space had ever heard of a 5-year-old being able to do so many things.

After all, they would never choose to go when the person they are protecting is still young.

Taking care of a child is hard work.

(End of this chapter)