A farmer's fierce wife

Chapter 54 I Think You Treat Me Well

Brother Ye probably didn't have much research on farming. He looked at the cabbage in the south wind and said, "Don't all the cabbage seedlings grow like this? Besides, your field has sufficient water, and it grows better than others."

"Of course it's not like this," Nanfeng recalled the fat and tender vegetable seedlings planted by the police couple in the past: "Good cabbage seedlings should have thick roots, wide and textured leaves, which are similar to those planted in New Year pictures. These are too skinny."

Brother Ye said, "Then have you come up with a way?"

"I need to read some books and study the production of fertilizer," Nanfeng said almost casually.

"Reading?" Brother Ye looked at Nanfeng, and then asked doubtfully, "Are you literate?"

"..." Nan Feng suddenly panicked.That's right, the former Nanfeng was an idiot and couldn't possibly be literate.

But Nanfeng's reaction was also clever: "Know a little, not a lot. Didn't I often follow Mo Wenxuan's buttocks before? I listened in on him when he was studying in a private school, so I also know some words. It's strange to say, At that time, I was so stupid that I didn't pay attention to anything, but I was very quick at recognizing words."

"So that's how it is," Brother Ye had no doubts, and at the same time he said: "The Sanpin Bookstore in the county town can rent books. I went to read them once, and there are quite a lot of books about farmland. If you are interested, you can go there. Borrow a copy or two."

"That's great!" Nan Feng said, "But isn't the county seat far away?"

"It's quite far," Ye Ge said, "It's as far as two towns away."

Nanfeng immediately dismissed the idea of ​​going to the county seat, "It's too far away, it will take several hours, forget it."

Brother Ye didn't speak at that time, but gave Nanfeng a book two days later.

Still in the vegetable field, the rain had stopped during that time, and Nanfeng was weeding the vegetable seedlings in the field, when Brother Ye suddenly appeared, took out a copy of "Qi Min Yao Shu" from his arms and handed it to Nanfeng.

"Have you gone to the county seat?" Nan Feng asked while flipping through the book.

"Yes, I just happened to go to the county seat yesterday, and I borrowed it by the way when I passed by Sanpin Bookstore,"

Nan Feng was slightly puzzled, looked at Ye Ge, but saw that there was no trace of panic in Ye Ye's eyes, as if things were really as he said, just "coincidentally" and "by the way".

Nanfeng took the "Qi Min Yao Shu" and said: "Then... thank you, you really helped me a lot!"

"It's okay, it's all easy."

Nan Feng sat on the ridge of the field and opened the book "Qi Min Yao Shu", which was the first book she read in this era. Her thought at that time was very simple, wasn't it the traditional Chinese characters in ancient times?She can't write, but she can read.

But when she opened it, she was dumbfounded. This book has no punctuation marks at all, and there are many uncommon characters. It is all in classical Chinese. She was good at everything in her previous life, but she didn't learn Chinese well, so it is very difficult to read now.

"In the method of beautiful fields, mung bean is the first, followed by red bean and flax...what kind of grass?" She read a short paragraph with difficulty.

Brother Ye sat down next to her, and said in a pleasant voice: "Sweet grass, green and yellow in color, purple flower, planted in December, spreads and prospers, can be used for beautiful fields."

Nanfeng looked up at Brother Ye.

Brother Ye happened to be looking at her too.

At that moment, Nan Feng's heart skipped a beat, and then, something seemed to be burning in her heart, which immediately flowed to her limbs and bones, making her unable to calm down for a long time.

Nanfeng closed the book, put it on his knees, and said with great difficulty: "Brother Ye, I always feel that you...are very kind to me."

What Nanfeng wanted to ask was why he was so kind to her and why he cared so much about her matters?
(End of this chapter)