Farmer's wife comes to farm

Chapter 816
"But..." Shen was still a little worried.

In fact, she felt that things that could be solved by a bowl of dumplings should not be so troublesome, lest the Cao family would suffer again.

Cao's attitude was firm and said, "Second sister-in-law, you really don't need to worry about this matter, anyway, you can't take advantage of that bastard."

Su Qingyao also followed Cao Shi and said, "Sister Zhu, the third sister-in-law is right.

For a person like the third brother, there is a second time for the first time.

If he still threatens like this next time, will he continue to follow them? "

After thinking about it, Shen thought it made sense.

"Well, then don't care about the third brother."

"By the way, the dumplings are ready, let's eat them quickly."

The dumplings in the second pot were also cooked, so Shen called a few people over to eat together.

Su Qingyao took a bowl to fill it up.

She ate about fifteen dumplings in a pot.

The stomach is not too hungry, she usually eats more than that.

Su Qingyao had a delicious meal here at Shen's, and then went back with Qin Sheng and Xiao Baozi.

Continue to be busy making soap in the afternoon.

The past two days have been extremely lively in the village. The Liu Xiaolan incident happened only yesterday, and the Qin family incident happened again today.

Basically, the villagers will come up and say a few words when they have nothing to do, and they all take it as a joke.

Anyway, it doesn't hurt me to watch people joke, and I can gossip about something by the way.

Su Qingyao doesn't have much contact with people in the village, and she's not a gossip, so this kind of topic basically doesn't get mixed up.

On the contrary, while chatting with Chen Shi while making soap, I heard some news from Chen Shi.

In order to collect 30 taels of silver for Wang Laoer, Dafang entrusted someone to sell the family's three acres of paddy fields and two and a half acres of dry land.

The Qin family's two mu of paddy field is second-class fertile land, and the selling price is higher.

For example, the third-class fertile land can probably be sold for four or five taels of silver, and the second-class fertile land can be sold for six or seven taels, seven or eight taels.

As for dry land, it is cheaper than fertile land, about four taels of silver per mu.

However, because the big house was in a hurry to raise money, and the few acres of land in his hand were eager to sell, the price was lower than the usual market price.

In addition, now that the busy farming season is over, the fields are not needed, so there are not many people buying fields.

Dafang and his wife assigned six taels of silver per mu for paddy fields, and three and a half taels of silver for dry land.

This kind of price can save one and a half taels of silver and one tael of silver per mu, and those who want to buy a field take this opportunity to take down Dafang's field.

Three acres of paddy fields and two and a half acres of dry land were packaged and sold, and the big house was sold for a total of 26 taels of silver.

It was only four taels short of 30 taels of silver, and Wu took out her dowry and pawned all her gold and silver jewelry. Only then did she make up 30 taels of silver, and sent the silver to the king at the specified time. In the hand of the second child.

After Wang Laoer collected the money, he didn't continue to quarrel with the Dafang people, and the matter was over.

While chatting with Su Qingyao about this, Shen lamented, "The field is the foundation of a farmer. Now that the elder brother and sister-in-law have given away all the land, how will we live in the future?"

Su Qingyao didn't have much sympathy or worry for the Dafang people, "Sister Zhu, they are suffering from their own consequences in such a situation, so there is no need to worry about them.

Our village is not a family without a field, isn't it going on? "

As long as the couple are diligent, they can still have a good life.

When men have farm work to do, they do farm work, and when they don't have farm work to do, they go out to find work as helpers.

(End of this chapter)