Soul Travel: I was bought by the fierce man in the village to farm

They walked very slowly in order to take care of the three people behind them. When they arrived at the place, the rabbit skins of the women had been washed a lot.

Ding Pingshun and Huang Shui were cutting grass as usual. When they saw the three people behind them, they couldn't help but ask, "Why are they smaller this time?"

"They are not bought, hired." Mao Xiaosui touched Ding Pingshun's head, "You are busy with your business, don't worry about them."

Then he looked at Su Yong and the others, "Ten bundles per cart." Then he pointed to the bundles Ding Ping Shun was pulling out not far away, "It's such a big bundle. After pulling it out, pile them together, one bundle with a copper plate. Don't be lazy."

Su Yong nodded vigorously.

"Go and get busy." Mao Xiaosui waved his hand, and Su Yong took his younger siblings not far away.

Mao Xiaosui told Ding Pingshun, "I'll cook a meal for the three of them at noon. They came here in a hurry and didn't bring any solid food."

Ding Pingshun nodded in agreement.

Mao Xiaosui looked around and asked him, "Where is Heizi?"

"Going up there."

Mao Xiaosui muttered, and then shouted to Li Yunshan, who was not far away, "Call Heizi down to catch the fish."

Li Yunshan responded.

Mao Xiaosui helped to beat pigweed and green grass for a while, and when the sunspots were no longer there, he simply asked Ding Pingshun to touch the crabs again.

Ding Pingshun obviously prefers playing in the river than working.

If there were baskets to stop the fish, he would only touch crabs and shrimps. The fun continued until almost noon, when Ding Pingshun and Ding Pingshun were about to go back.

After a while, Niu Si and others came down with baskets on their backs, glanced at Su Yong and others not far away, and then walked over.

Only then did Mao Xiaosui notice that the three of them had pulled out a lot of grass in the morning, and the pile was quite big.

They came late in the morning, so it was amazing that they could do so many things with such skill.

Niu Si and others counted them and shouted to Mao Xiaosui, "Seven bundles."

Mao Xiaosui responded and asked them to carry the grass away.

Some women didn't rest when they had rabbit skins. Today, lunch came late, and they carried a basket of rabbit skins when they delivered the meal.

Mao Xiaosui was not in a hurry and asked them to eat first, while calling the three brothers and sisters not far away.

Seeing that Su Yong hesitated to take the meal, Mao Xiaosui handed him the seven copper coins from the morning and said, "No money, you will bring your own dry food tomorrow."

Su Yong then took it and ate it closely with his two younger brothers and sisters.

The two little ones were also very hungry, and the top part was eaten in just a few bites.

Ding Pingshun did a lot, and Su Yong was so greedy that he kept swallowing his saliva. Fortunately, the two little ones quickly handed the bowl to Su Yong.

Mao Xiaosui actually couldn't eat a bowl. He usually had a small bowl or half a big bowl. Today, the big bowl came to the fore. I guess there were three more for Su Yong.

Watching the three of them finish a bowl of rice, Mao Xiaosui put his own bowl over to share it with them.

The ordinary movements frightened the little girl, and even Mao Xiaosui was startled.

Su Yong hurriedly explained, "My sister didn't do it on purpose."

The little girl also lowered her head as if she had done something wrong.

Mao Xiaosui shook his head, "I can't finish it, so I'll give you half."

Su Yong glanced at Mao Xiaosui's bowl, licked the rice grains from the corner of his mouth, and shook his head, "That's enough for us."

Mao Xiaosui went over again, swallowed half of the rice and went out.

Su Yong thanked him in a low voice.

The other mother-in-law ate dry food every day, and every one of them was greedy when she saw the top rice. Staring eagerly made the timid little girl almost cry.

Su Yong subconsciously turned around to block other people's sight.

Many people in the town also knew about the three brothers and sisters, and even asked a few questions with concern.

After eating, the three siblings were almost full, and the little girl even burped.

When she dug some soil on the ground and planned to wash the dishes, she saw that Mao Xiaosui had also finished eating. He looked at her with a shudder, came over and stretched out his hand, and whispered, "I'll wash it."

Mao Xiaosui handed it to her, took a copper plate from the money box at his feet and handed it over, smiling and saying thank you.

The little girl glanced at the copper plate and quickly looked down again, shaking her head and not answering it.

She wiped the bowl with mud before running to the upper reaches of the river to wash it. After washing, she placed it at Mao Xiaosui's feet and went back to work.

Mao Xiaosui propped up his chin and stared at the little girl, asking the ladies, "How long have they been orphans?"

Chen Yue said, "It's been several years. It would be easier if Su Yong didn't care about the two little ones, but he has to worry about those two burdens."

Mao Xiaosui: "After all, they are brothers and sisters."

"Where..." The women's voices were loud, but soon they were afraid that Su Yong and the others would hear them, so they lowered their voices, "Su Yong picked up the two little ones and threw them away. Su Yong himself was only two years old at the time. Years old, his mother was beaten to death by his father." He was shaking as he said, "His father was so bad that he gambled and stole, and was beaten to death in the end."

"It's not a human thing. The queen who beat Su Yong to death also beat Su Yong. After drinking, she beat him with a note. Su Yong was only over a year old at the time. He was often so frightened that he hid in alleys and didn't dare to come out. If it weren't for That beast died early, and Su Yong won’t survive until now.”

Another person also said, "Many people in the alley saw him as pitiful and would occasionally give rice to him. Later, it became even more difficult for him to pick up the brother and sister. The people in the alley were not rich, and they gradually stopped helping him." , He is quite capable on his own, and he raised the brother and sister without stealing or robbing..."

Mao Xiaosui still found it incredible.

Seeing her look of disbelief, the other people immediately said, "The people in the alley also helped, but not much. He gave the brother and sister the rice we gave them to make porridge, and he ate wild vegetables all day long. Sometimes I would go to the restaurant to beg, and go to the butcher shop to pick up some minced meat..."

"The shopkeeper of the restaurant is a nice person. Most of the time, he would leave food for him. Later, when Su Yong got older, he didn't go there much. He dug wild vegetables, caught fish... In the end, he fed the three of them."

Mao Xiaosui stared at the place where three and a half-year-old children were thin but working hard.

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When delivering rabbit skins in the afternoon, Niu Si and Chen San also pulled the cart. They first put down the rabbit skins in the basket, packed the grass pulled out by Ding Pingshun and the other two, and then went towards Su Yong and the others. They packed and counted at the same time, and finally shouted He said "nine bundles."

Mao Xiaosui was a little impressed, waved to the little girl, and then gave the money.

The little girl didn't count and ran to Su Yong's side with a smile.

Su Yong carefully collected the money and touched the little girl's head. Then Mao Xiaosui saw Su Yong climb up the tree, and the two little ones were still pulling weeds.

After she finished handing out the rabbit skins, when she looked again, she saw that Su Yong was already tying up branches.

After tying up the branches, he tried to carry them on his back, and then ran to the river again.

Only then did Mao Xiaosui notice that the basket he had brought with him in the morning was placed in the river to catch fish.

Ding Pingshun also went to bring up the basket. The crabs and shrimps he caught in the morning were all there, and he also caught several fish.

After finishing their work, Su Yong went to pull weeds again. The brothers and sisters did not stop until the sun set and the women were about to go back.

They made a total of twenty-three coppers today, their faces were red from the work, and their hands had many small cuts from the grass, and there was a lot of dried blood on their hands.

Su Yong asked her anxiously, "Do you still need it tomorrow?"

Mao Xiaosui nodded, "You can just come here by yourself. You don't have to wait for us."

The three brothers and sisters looked very happy. They thanked her seriously and left in no hurry. They dug some wild vegetables on the ground before walking back tiredly.