Farm games to survive the apocalypse

Jiang Wei was stunned when he heard the village chief's words. What a guy, he really did this.

The village chief was actually quite helpless. He brought the five educated youths back to the Youth League Home, but the home, which was already full, welcomed five more people and conflicts broke out. In particular, some of them even started fighting, which made him frightened. He had no choice but to think about which families in the village had vacant rooms and temporarily accommodate them there.

After hearing the village chief's intention, Jiang Wei shook his head and refused decisively, "Village chief, this is not possible. Although I have an empty room here, it is only this big. Besides, my brother and sister may come back to live here someday, so I have to keep a room for them. So this is not possible."

These people must not be allowed to live in this small mud house. If they do, whatever she does will be easily discovered by others. Moreover, when she saw the two educated youth coming over, she knew at first glance that one of the girls was a player.

If the players were not familiar with each other, she would not want to contact them. One of the two girls, an educated youth, saw that Jiang did not want to refuse and could not help but said: "Comrade, don't worry, we will give you money. We don't have any other bad habits. We just want to live here."

After all, she had observed this house and she really liked it, especially since the owner was just a girl about their age, which made her feel more at ease.

Jiang Wei still shook his head, "Sorry, I don't want to live with others."

"Well, that's fine, it's alright, let's find someone else."

Seeing Jiang Wei like this, the village chief knew that he couldn't force him, so he took the two educated youth away.

Jiang Wei breathed a sigh of relief after seeing off the village chief and his men. It was good that he could go back.

After sending the village chief off, Jiang Wei closed the door. Fortunately, she had not renovated the house yet. She just put some things inside. Otherwise, it would be embarrassing if they saw it after coming in.

The village chief had no choice but to find another family to accommodate the two educated youth. In this way, the five new educated youth all found other places to live.

Jiang Wei didn't care about these things, but in the next two days, he would occasionally hear about the educated youth having conflicts with the villagers, or some people in the village not going to work and running around, and some going to the mountains.

The village was quite noisy during this period, and the villagers were talking about a lot more gossip.

Jiang Wei took the quilts at home out to dry in the sun. The sun was very strong during the past few days of autumn harvest. Although it was hot and tiring for the villagers working in the fields, it was a good time to dry the quilts.

But I didn't expect that it would rain in the evening even though the sun was shining brightly during the day.

Jiang Wei didn't think about the acid rain in the previous world and stared at the rain in front of him, hoping that nothing strange would come out.

Fortunately, Jiang Wei observed it and found that the rain seemed to have nothing special about it. The plants and houses did not change at all after being rained on.

Nothing happened, so Jiang Wei returned to the room with peace of mind, but what she didn't know was that a large patch of mushrooms suddenly appeared in the woods on the hillside near the village. The mushrooms were bathed in rain and swayed gently in the breeze, as if they were breathing.

They gave off an unknown smell, which attracted some small animals to come and eat them. A snake coiled around a black mushroom, took a bite without paying attention, and suddenly fainted on the ground.

The next day, Jiang Wei woke up and found that it was still raining in the village, but it was now a light rain. In order to collect the grain in time, the village chief asked the villagers to continue working, and everyone hurried to harvest the rice.

Fortunately, the rain stopped at night. When Jiang Wei got up in the morning, he found two more mushrooms under the corner of his house.

"No way, is it so humid?" Jiang Wei was very puzzled. It had only rained for more than a day, but mushrooms had already grown at the foot of the wall.

She pulled up the two mushrooms and threw them away, and then while she was in the yard she heard people passing by talking outside.

"Hey, it's been raining these past two days, and my kids found a lot of mushrooms when they went to the mountains. What do you think, why don't we go up and pick some? I heard there are quite a lot this time."

"Yes, yes. The village chief said that these are mushrooms from the mountain. It's not like we're taking public food. We can pick them and eat them ourselves. The autumn harvest is tiring already, so a dish of fried mushrooms can add to the flavor."

"Indeed, then let's go pick some flowers together sometime."

The aunts talked as they walked, and when they passed by Jiang Wei's house, they called her, "Little girl, do you want to go to the mountain with us tomorrow to pick some mushrooms? They are delicious, and we can send some to your brother and sister."

Jiang Wei thought about it and looked up and smiled, "Okay, Auntie, I will go, you don't have to wait for me."

"Okay, you're taking a break now so you can go anytime."

Then after watching the aunts leave, Jiang Wei planned to go up the mountain to take a look after finishing his meal at home.

She wanted to see what these mushrooms looked like. While climbing the mountain, Jiang Wei also saw quite a few people walking up the mountain. They were mainly half-grown children from the villagers' homes. After all, they did not have to go to work and had to take care of some chores at home.

Jiang Wei watched the children move forward and chose a different path from them. As a result, as soon as they arrived near the woods, Jiang Wei saw a lot of mushrooms popping up, in all kinds of colors, red, white, green, and yellow.

However, based on Jiang Wei's experience, there must be a lot of poisonous mushrooms here. After all, the brighter the color, the more dangerous it is.

But since she was here, Jiang Wei also thought about picking some mushrooms to take back. After all, she had not thought about mushrooms when she was buying supplies. At most, she bought some strains of fungus, but they were probably still a little inferior to those grown naturally in the mountains.

She compared them carefully, picked some common non-toxic mushrooms and put them in the basket on her back, and occasionally put some more into the storage space.

But she also felt something strange. Generally speaking, the mushrooms in the woods would not be so dense. When Jiang Wei was a child, she went to the mountains with her relatives to pick mushrooms when she returned to her grandmother's house. At that time, although there were quite a lot of mushrooms after the rain, there were only two or three of them gathered together in one place, not so many.

And now she saw that almost every tree, and the pine needles underneath, were covered with large patches of mushrooms, just like the cabbages planted specially in the fields, they were everywhere.

Jiang Wei felt a little puzzled, but he didn't think too much about it. He just paid careful attention to see if these mushrooms were poisonous and whether there were any special insects or other monsters nearby.

While she was picking mushrooms, she suddenly heard the screams of several children not far away.