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“I used to raise large livestock in the countryside for a while.

Oxen have great strength and endurance, and can do heavy work, but they are actually not very efficient because they work slowly. It is possible to pull heavy goods, but the speed is very slow. There is an idiom Lao Niu Po ​​Che which describes someone who does things slowly.

Horses can run and pull, but their stamina is very poor. The more intense the exercise, the longer it takes and the longer it takes, the more you need to stop. Moreover, horse legs are very delicate and cannot walk very badly. If there is a fracture or a broken hoof, the horse will be completely disabled and will die.

Donkeys are good things, with moderate speed and endurance, but they have a particularly stubborn temper. Once they lose their temper, they either remain stubborn for most of the day or roll around on the ground. It's no joke that such a big animal goes crazy. It is said that it can also bite people, so the old farmers don't let novices like me deal with it casually.

Although pigs are full of treasures, they have to be slaughtered to eat the meat and skin them, so they cannot do any work.

If you include dogs, they are not perfect as livestock. It can't do farm work. Although the meat is delicious, it is only so big. There are also many dog ​​owners in rural areas, and their main job is to look after the house, especially at night. Even a dog that nods and hunches in front of you during the day will immediately jump up and bark as soon as you arrive at the door at night, and one bark will echo the bark of hundreds of dogs, and the whole village will sing a chorus, which is very scary.

As for mules and sheep, I have never had any experience with them so I can’t comment on them, but I can comment on them based on hearsay.

Mules are perfect. They have good tempers, are fast and efficient, but unfortunately they cannot have children.

Contrary to what many people think, raising livestock is actually very picky about conditions. To be healthy, you need to nourish yourself preciously. The requirements for conditions are high. If the food and housing conditions are poor, you will not gain weight and will easily get sick.

If you want your livestock to grow well, you must eat less. You also have to eat feed.

The old farmer who took me there would take me to mow the grass around ten o'clock every morning. Why this time? Because the grass was tender in the morning and the dew had faded after ten o'clock, the humidity of the grass was just right. Neither grass that is too dry nor grass that is too wet can be fed to cattle. At the same time, not all grass can be fed to cattle. He taught me a lot and opened my eyes. Cows eating the wrong forage can easily get sick.

At the same time, mowing the grass is also very tiring. It is already very hot at ten o'clock. Within half an hour of constantly bending and standing up, my waist feels like it is going to break. Farmers and migrant workers always have a stooped appearance, which may be related to their long-term carrying of heavy objects and bending over.

Not to mention living there, who knows how satisfying it is to clean pig pens and cattle pens. After a few days, I felt so tired and dizzy that raising livestock was not easy.

One time, I was exhausted and sat on a stone, wondering if I could evolve an animal that has low requirements, eats little, has poor housing, can cure itself when it gets sick, and can take the initiative to create wealth for me. (Gain weight quickly), be able to work, be efficient, take little or no rest, be good-natured and have a good temper, preferably with a low IQ. If it really existed, it would really be the most advanced and perfect animal on earth. It's a pity that I have not been in the countryside for a long time and have limited experience and have never seen it.

Until I saw my reflection in Tantou. "

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When I saw someone posting such a long post in the comment area of ​​the live broadcast room, all the viewers fell silent.

After living for most of his life, at the end of his life, he was even worse than an ox or even a horse.

Even mules only work for a few hours a day, while workers who support their families have to work for more than ten hours a day, and their food is not good, not even as good as that of livestock.

(End of this chapter)