Forced to marry a disabled man in the countryside? I'll repay you tenfold!

Old Xie slapped him across the face: "You idiot! You still don't understand? The red-bellied pheasant survives not because of the location, but because of the person who raises it! You almost killed three chickens before, don't you get it?"

Old Xie turned to look at Su Wanqing and smiled, "Little girl, even if you go back to the city, you can continue to raise her."

You can take these red-bellied pheasants back to the city to raise them; just keep them with you. No matter where you go, there are forestry bureaus all over the country. I can write a letter and have a plot of land designated for you in your area, a special permit from the forestry bureau, so that it will still be protected like this.

"You can continue raising them, don't listen to my son's nonsense. The reason why the red-bellied pheasant is endangered is because it cannot be artificially bred. Since you can raise them, there must be a reason."

Before Su Wanqing and Uncle Ding could refuse, Old Xie said again, "Of course, I know, I can't let you support me for nothing."

I will apply to my superiors for special funding for aquaculture; you can take any land you want.

Look at the contributions you've made these past few months; the whole country is praising you!

He carefully took out a letter, a commendation, a certificate of honor, and a newspaper. "These are the contributions you've made over the past few months. The whole country is praising you."

When Uncle Ding saw these, he was overjoyed. He never expected that just raising chickens would lead to his name, Ding Yongkang, appearing in newspapers and magazines several times!

"Although I've developed an attachment to them, it's not that I don't want to raise them anymore. But I can't possibly take all these chickens back with me," Uncle Ding said wistfully.

Old Xie waved his hand: "What's so difficult about that? Our forestry bureau has special transportation channels, and we can transport them by train all over the country. These chickens can all be transported there, and there are special personnel there to receive and accommodate them. In short, don't worry about it."

Su Wanqing: "..."

She never imagined that what she originally just wanted to eat a red-tailed chicken would inexplicably turn her into a protected animal, and she ended up raising more than fifty of them.

If it weren't for the protection, it would probably have to kill one every few days. It's only because of the protection that the number has increased so much.

Now that we're finally going back to the city, what happens?

Listen to this! Is this even human language? They actually want them to pack up everything and take it all back to Bincheng with them.

Is there no justice in this world?

She doesn't want to carry these burdens!

Old Xie added, "Besides, I see you have pigs, horses, and sheep here. It's such a waste to leave them behind. You can take them all with you through the same passage. I can even include them in the total. You don't need to worry about transporting them over there."

The next second, Su Wanqing suddenly coughed.

Well, on the other hand, let's get back to the point.

"Oh dear, isn't that a bit troublesome?" Su Wanqing said somewhat embarrassedly.

Old Xie knew there was a chance, and immediately said with righteous indignation: "What's the trouble? You've raised so many red-bellied pheasants for the country, that's all the credit you've earned. What's wrong with bringing some more livestock?"

"Bring whatever you want! Our forestry bureau happens to have this passage, it's just a convenient thing."

This is really not a problem for Lao Xie.

Moreover, if my old colleagues in Bincheng knew that more than fifty of them were about to join us—

Oh, now there are sixty golden pheasants, wouldn't you be ecstatic?

They'd definitely be happy to help. I reckon Su Wanqing just wanted a piece of land in the city center; even the people at the Forestry Bureau would have to give it to her.

Since there's such a good thing... well, let's just take these chickens with us. Anyway, Uncle Ding takes care of them all the time. She looked at Uncle Ding again.

Uncle Ding also thought it was a good idea and nodded.

So Su Wanqing agreed, "Okay, thank you for your help, Mr. Xie. I've raised these chickens for a long time and I'm quite attached to them. I was just worried about them, but you've given me a solution. We'll definitely raise them well when we get there."

She hadn't expected that Old Master Xie had such connections. She had originally wanted Zhou Yanshen to help transport all the items from her home back to Bincheng, but now she didn't need to bother anymore, as Old Master Xie had taken care of it all.

"Mr. Xie, I have a few more beehives that I'd like to transport over. I also keep some bees here. Oh, and I'll bring you some lavender honey; it's a specialty honey from our own hive, and it's especially delicious."

Su Wanqing immediately ran back and got two large boxes of lavender honey, which Old Xie accepted with a smile.

"Alright, alright, no trouble at all. I happen to enjoy honey, so thank you very much. Feel free to bring the beehives!"

So, that was settled.

Uncle Ding no longer needs to slaughter sheep or pigs.

The pig is less than four months old, a half-grown piglet, it can still be raised a little longer.

However, since all these livestock had to be transported back, Uncle Ding started preparing feed again.

The journey was complicated by the lack of feed alone. Although Mr. Xie from the Forestry Bureau helped, there were still many things to worry about.

Aside from the kidnapping incident by Su Lingshan which added some turbulence to Su Wanqing's life, things seemed to have returned to normal.

However, Aunt Xie was now by Su Wanqing's side.

The next day, Aunt Xie took the initiative to stroll over.

She stayed at the guesthouse with her son yesterday. Although her son is a division commander, he was also on leave due to her illness and was transferred to a sinecure department.

She felt like she was about to die, so she definitely had to let her son go with her.

"Son, my illness might really get better. You have no idea, I didn't dream at all last night, I slept so soundly! You know I haven't slept this well in years, I feel so energetic."

Commander Li was overjoyed: "That's wonderful, Mom! Your illness can finally be cured!"

"Son, go to the supply and marketing cooperative and buy some things. We'll go together to thank the miracle doctor. We must build a good relationship with him."

"OK."

So the two of them went to the supply and marketing cooperative and bought some snacks and canned fruit. They asked around for Su Wanqing's address and then came back with their bags.

Looking at the middle-aged man carrying large and small bags and the energetic Aunt Xie, Su Wanqing knew that Aunt Xie's severe anxiety was now based on her belief, and she firmly believed that she could cure herself.

She desperately needs Aunt Xie's current belief—only if she believes can she intervene in severe anxiety through psychological suggestion and other combined therapies, so that she can recover faster and more completely.

So Su Wanqing readily accepted the gifts and immediately invited Aunt Xie in:

"Now that Aunt Xie is here, let's finish today's treatment and talk about her condition while we're at it."

Aunt Xie wanted to hear more about this, just like a terminally ill patient who had finally found a way out and was overjoyed.

The treatment process is quite complicated: first, an injection of Lingquan water; then, medication, all vitamins; and finally, acupuncture.

Not only was Aunt Xie very cooperative, but she also felt much more relaxed after each step: "Dr. Su, I don't know if it's just my imagination, but I feel more relaxed and comfortable now, as if I'm free of any illness."