Back To The 90s: The Resilient Daughter-In-Law
Chapter 294 - Chapter 294 Chapter 294 Not Farming Anymore_1

Chapter 294: Chapter 294: Not Farming Anymore_1 Chapter 294: Chapter 294: Not Farming Anymore_1 “Alright! We’ll start tomorrow then.” Nan Fei said, smiling like a sly fox.

“How are we going to start? There are still unripe crops in the field!”

In the village, no one has ever done such a thing before, everyone’s field is their valuable asset.

“Let’s give the field to Qi Qin’s family for cultivation! They have many children and a heavy burden. As long as they are willing to help us with the harvest this fall, it would be enough, consider it the rent for the field!”

“What about the duration?”

Nan Fei pondered for a moment, knowing clearly that he would certainly leave Xiao Wang Village in the future. Once left, he would never come back unless he returned to his roots when he grew old.

“Let’s set the duration for ten years!”

“Claiming a single harvest as ten years’ worth of rent, wouldn’t that be too disadvantageous?” Zhang Fengmei asked with reluctance.

“Qi Qin’s brother has been injured this time, consider it as compensation! Actually, it’s not much money.”

Jiang Dechun and his wife may lead a tough life, but they are not stingy people. Once they make a decision, their ability to act is astounding. After dinner, Nan Fei returned to his room and started reading the book brought home by Zhuanzhuan.

Jiang Dechun went directly to Qi Qin’s home to discuss the matter with Qi Qin’s father.

Actually, there was nothing much to discuss, this kind of deal would be eagerly accepted by anyone, even if there was rent involved, let alone when it’s for free.

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Let’s not talk about Nan Fei’s family who are busy doing business and making money for now.

When Jiang Deding returned home after work from the clinic, he saw kitchen utensils broken and scattered all over the floor immediately upon entering the house. As he was about to step in, a straw basket was hurled towards him.

Luckily, he was quick to react and avoided getting hit on the head.

Jiang Deding’s face darkened at once, he knew very well after years of being married, that Liu Yongxia would only vent her anger at home by smashing things after losing a quarrel outside.

In the house, the stoves were cold, hinting that dinner had not been prepared. Not to mention having a meal, he could not even expect to drink a sip of water here.

“Mom, quick, Dad’s home.” The moment Jiang Minmin caught sight of Jiang Deding’s figure, she quickly informed her mother.

Liu Yongxia, who was about to wreck more stuff, heard this and immediately threw herself onto the bed in the room, feigning weakness and covered herself with a quilt.

“Oh…Oh…It hurts! It hurts so much!” Without rehearsing this time, Liu Yongxia honestly felt the stinging pain from her wound when she was not venting her anger or smashing things.

She had needed six stitches!

How many old hens would she have to eat to replenish the blood she lost!

Playing her part, Jiang Minmin said, “Mom, you lost so much blood today. I’ll slaughter our old hen tomorrow to nourish you.”

Entering the house, Jiang Deding immediately interrupted her, “Don’t even think about it, that old hen was specifically raised by me to supplement mom’s health.” Jiang Deding was not only soft-hearted towards his wife, but he was also particularly conscious of his own reputation.

Back in the day, among the five children in the family, none of his siblings received an education except for him. He had once vowed to treat his two younger brothers well, but looking back at his younger days, he realised how naive he had been.

After he got married, Liu Yongxia took complete charge of the household.

Liu Yongxia was unwilling to take care of the elderly, he argued with her several times but to no avail, ultimately, the issue was left unresolved. Over the years, Guan Rufang had never even drank a sip of water from his house.

Later on, someone poked fun at Jiang Deding at the clinic, making him realise that things couldn’t go on this way.

Being a doctor, he couldn’t afford to tarnish his reputation.

For the sake of his reputation, he raised more than a dozen chicks himself. He didn’t know how to raise them properly, causing a few to die. During the Dragon Boat Festival, Liu Yongxia secretly ate two of them, and now only three old hens were left.

He planned to give those to Guan Rufang as a gesture of filial piety for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival.