Farm games to survive the apocalypse

What appeared in front of Jiang Wei was a somewhat shabby earthen wall, and a bed made of hay on which he was sitting. The house could be said to be bare, with only one or two wooden wardrobes, a table, and a bench.

Then the most abundant place is probably the kitchen, which has an iron pot, a few sets of bowls and chopsticks, some rice, flour and firewood.

Jiang Wei looked up at the roof covered with tiles, and then looked at the tattered cotton clothes he was wearing that were made up of patches of various sizes.

He was wearing a pair of cloth shoes. Jiang Wei had already made some guesses after seeing his clothes and the surrounding environment. Then she opened the door and took a look. She found that the outside was full of similar buildings and people dressed in similar clothes, which further confirmed her guess.

"So we've come to the 1960s and 1970s?" Jiang Wei was a little shocked.

Just now she said that she was afraid that this copy would be transferred to the barbaric era, but she didn't expect that it would be transferred to the old times now.

"Oh," Jiang Wei sighed. She had no idea what time it was. There wasn't even a calendar at home, so she didn't know how to read it.

I can only check the original owner's memory. After checking, I found that it is now 1972, but it is slightly different from the 70s in her memory. Many things did not happen, so it can be said to be an imaginary era.

It is obvious that no matter how imaginary it is, material scarcity and poverty still exist, and there is basically not much food in the family.

Jiang Wei searched for money but only found ten yuan, which was a huge sum of money. Jiang Wei looked at the money and thought about what he had heard from the elderly about how difficult life was in those days, and he felt a headache.

If she wanted to buy something, she had to find a way to go to the supply and marketing cooperative. Just when she was thinking about what to do, suddenly an aunt ran over to Jiang Wei and said, "Hey, Xiao Wei, you're back. Have a good rest today, and remember to go to the fields to earn work points tomorrow. I'll arrange an easy job for you."

Jiang Wei was stunned, forgetting about going to the fields to earn work points. He was a little confused and could only nod blankly, addressing the person in front of him and saying, "Okay, I understand, Aunt Li."

Aunt Li nodded. She was the village women's director. Jiang Wei's parents had both passed away, so they left her this house. Her brother was a worker in the city, and her sister was married. As a girl who had just come of age, she still had to take care of them at home.

Jiang Wei had just finished adapting to this world when he got the news that he had to earn work points tomorrow. It was really one thing after another.

Especially now that we are still confused about the end of the world, this mud house will collapse if there is any serious disaster. We can only hope that the weather is not as bad as the previous floods and blizzards, otherwise the house will not be able to withstand it, especially like the acid rain last time, it may be destroyed in two seconds.

She had to go to the city first to stock up on food, but as far as she knew, apart from the black market, she could only go to the supply and marketing cooperative. However, these two places mainly sold food and daily necessities, which she had all of. She even had a more complete range and better use them. It was worthwhile to keep the ten dollars to buy something more useful.

Jiang Wei sighed and turned to his own private plot to check on the condition of the vegetables. After taking a look at his own and other people's vegetables, he found that they were all growing well and were tender, with no reflection of any changes in the weather.

Jiang Wei had no choice but to pick a handful of vegetables and take them home.

When I got home and looked at the remaining food in the bag, there were just some ordinary coarse grains and a little bit of rice left, no white flour, and some of it should be pickles that my deceased parents had made.

Jiang Wei shook her head. Fortunately, she was the only one to be taken care of now. Otherwise, these things would not be enough for the whole family to eat much, and it would not be easy for her to prepare special meals for them.

Even now, she can't cook too much for herself. Although his place is still some distance away from the neighbors, to be honest, if he cooks meat dishes or other foods with strong odors, they will easily be smelled by others, and it will be bad if it attracts their attention.

So Jiang Wei just made a few egg pancakes and ate them with white porridge and pickles in the house.

I have to say that the pickles tasted pretty good. Jiang Wei felt very satisfied after finishing a large plate of pancakes.

After eating, she started to think about how to tidy up the house. It was indeed a bit too simple, and she had to buy many things herself.

Thinking so, Jiang Wei packed up his things patiently and carefully, and then he felt that the house looked much better.

As for the decoration of this house, there is no way to do it. I'll see if I can find an earth-related mutant later. It would be a good idea to reinforce it myself.

Jiang Wei also ran out to take a look at the situation in the surrounding area. From time to time on the way, she met a few villagers who greeted her, and she responded one by one according to what she remembered.

She mainly looked at the situation around the village and found that the roads here were relatively flat, with only one or two small hills covered with trees and cultivated farmland.

After getting familiar with the situation, Jiang Wei silently memorized the terrain and returned home. After writing down everything, Jiang Wei looked at the time and found that it was getting late, so he wrote down the next plan and went to sleep.

Early the next morning, Aunt Li from yesterday came to the house and took her along. After arriving at the place, they started to divide the work.

"Wang Daya, Cheng Aiping... are in charge of the peanuts over there."

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The team leader distributed the work plans one by one and soon it was Jiang Wei and the others' turn.

"Lin Cuixia, Jiang Wei, the rest of you go harvest the corn in the field over there."

Jiang Wei glanced at the place in the distance and followed. At the beginning, it would be better for her to follow and see the situation.

After arriving at the field, several other aunties started working. Jiang Wei observed their movements and found that they were similar to the ones he used to break corn when he was a child, so he followed suit. He grabbed a few leaves at the top and pulled them apart, then grabbed the corn inside with his right hand and twisted it to remove it. Jiang Wei was strong, so this job was easy for him.

But she did it very leisurely and did not put in her full effort. After all, she was not really there to do farm work.

The aunties nearby were busy for a while and then started chatting while working. After all, it would be too boring to just work.

"Hey, have you heard? Another batch of educated youth will be coming to our place soon."

"Why are you coming down again? The Youth Hostel is almost full."

"That's not great. Besides, apart from the educated youth who just arrived, there are one or two capable ones. To put it bluntly, the others are just spoiled children who can't lift or carry anything. They are not as capable as my eldest daughter."

"That's right, but they may not think highly of our village and they may return to the city at any time."

"I think it's hopeless. It's been a few years and no one has come back."

"Ah, who knows about them? Let me tell you, it seems that the son of Dazhu family is getting married."

"He's getting married again. I heard his family..."

A bunch of women nearby were gossiping non-stop about everything under the sun. Jiang Wei listened with great interest, but he really didn't get any useful information from them.

They didn't talk about the weather changes or anything else in the past few days. They mainly talked about trivial matters. Jiang Wei even suspected that if he hadn't been there, he would have been bitten by crickets too.