The Pastoral Empress Merchant

Chapter 180 Big Brother's Abnormality (5)
Xiaobao was anxious, "Xiaobao will grow up, and when Xiaobao grows up, he will be able to defeat uncle!"

"But it will be a long time before you grow up. Uncle can beat your mother right now." Mu Jinhua said viciously on purpose.

Xiaobao was taken aback for a moment, and then burst into tears, and shouted to his rescuers while crying: "Grandpa, grandma, stop uncle quickly, uncle is going to kill mother, uncle is going to kill mother !"

Mu Jinxi shook her head and glanced angrily at the eldest brother who knew she was joking too much and was touching his nose, stretched out her hand to help Xiaobao wipe the tears on his face and said with a smile: "Xiaobao is such a silly boy, how could uncle Mother-in-law, uncle is playing with you, you really believe it."

As soon as Xiaobao's tears stopped, he looked at his mother with wet eyes and said, "Mother, is it true? Uncle really won't beat you?"

Mu Jinxi shook her head affirmatively and said: "Really not, even if uncle wanted to beat his mother, grandparents, he would not agree. If you don't believe me, ask your grandparents."

Seeing her grandson crying with red eyes, Mu Niangzi couldn't help but glared at her son, and said to the grandson distressedly: "Yes, if uncle dares to beat your mother, grandma will punish him not to eat, and also punish him to help Xiaobao. Do you want to do laundry?"

Father Mu also patted his chest and said, "Yes, Xiaobao, if uncle dares to beat your mother, grandpa will drive him out and won't let him in the house!"

Seeing that she had become the target of public criticism, Mu Jinhua hurriedly said to Xiaobao with an apologetic smile: "Xiaobao, uncle is joking with you. When did you see your uncle beat your mother? Uncle is a scholar, and scholars don't beat people." of."

But at this moment, Xiao Bao suspected that he had fallen in love with him, and put aside his head and acted as if he didn't believe him.

Mu Jinhua was dumbfounded, she didn't expect that she would offend the little ancestor of the family by making a joke for a while.

Mu Jinxi saw that her elder brother received a cold face from her son, she covered her lips and smiled unkindly, without any intention of helping.

Mu Laopa and Mu Niangzi also watched the play with full faces, so Mu Jinhua could only shake her head helplessly.

Dinner was spent amidst laughter.

The next day, Mu Jinxi went to the village head's house and told the village head about her plan.

The village chief didn't happily agree to Mu Jinxi's words, but frowned and said, "Xiaoxi, I'm glad you have this idea, but this kind of fruit tree... has never been planted before, and I don't know What is the right way to plant it. Besides, everyone still has fields to take care of, so who has the time to plant fruit trees on the mountain?"

The village chief's reaction was also within Mu Jinxi's expectation. It was not so easy to insert some new ideas into their deep-rooted thoughts.

After all, not everyone is adventurous.

Mu Jinxi patiently explained: "Village chief, I know what you're worried about, but I didn't say that the villagers should leave their farm work in the fields to smash fruit trees. Farm work doesn't always require people to follow, so Why don't you find some work to do when you are free and earn more money?"

"Let me put it bluntly, if there is a natural disaster some year, wouldn't the villagers suffer heavy losses? And this time I am willing to spend money to try it first, and the villagers will pay for it themselves when there are results. I just can't bear to see the villagers continue to be poor, so I just want to do something, if the village chief really has concerns, then I don't have to spend the money."

The village chief's face changed slightly, and he opened his mouth. Mu Jinxi said again: "Furthermore, fruit trees are not just one kind of fruit tree that can bloom and bear fruit. It has to be a process, so it will not delay the crops in the field at all. Fish ponds, raise some fish and so on, and sell them well, which is also a kind of income for the village.”

(End of this chapter)