Traveling Through the Stars

Luo Hang was very clear about his child's temper, and he knew that Luo Bi was impatient to listen: "Okay, I don't care about you, are you willing to take care of you when I have nothing to do? I will raise this litter of native pigs for you. Eat as you like when you grow up."

"It's for you, you can eat it when you grow up." Luo Bi suspects that Luo's family members have partiality. What? You are more biased than my grandfather."

"I'll tell my brother later that I'm not filial to you." Luo Bi added this sentence later.

This is really a child, Luo Hang frowned, and walked away worriedly carrying the bamboo basket. With such a straight temper, what should he do in the future without him watching? Luo Hang was worried that his child would suffer too much.

You say she is short-sighted! There is no shortage, but there are many things in mind.

You say she is smart! Luo Hang's forehead hurts.

Luo Bi didn't think too much about it, and turned around to direct the construction robot to build a pig's nest and a rabbit's nest with pheasant wings on the southernmost side of the yard. Pheasants and winged rabbits live in the same nest, and those who eat meat are not as highly paid as native pigs.

The soil pig is small and doesn't take up much space. After seeing it, Luo Bi was satisfied, so he threw all the soil pigs in the colorful bracelet into it.

Big and small, chubby soil pigs rolled all over the ground, and it was not known who was in the same litter.

Robbie couldn't tell the difference, and neither could the native pigs. The big ones and the small ones were confused for a long time before he figured out his own litter of pigs. Everyone looked for their mothers, moaning and yelling, and then Robbie remembered the pigweed. She hadn't fed the soil pigs since yesterday.

After thinking about it, Robbie didn't care, let's be hungry first! There is no pigweed in her house, so she will eat one when she is almost hungry.

Back in the tent, Robbie unpacked the new sheets, bedspreads, and pillowcases. The large bedspreads and sheets were washed in the all-purpose washing machine, and the pillowcases were washed by hand. And her and Feng Ling's clothes were washed by hand.

Washing by hand was tiring, and it took Luo Bi a long time to finish washing. He found a big rock with the best light, and stepped on the step ladder to dry the pillowcase and clothes on the top of the stone first, and then put the bed sheet and quilt cover to dry.

The sun at ten o'clock was very soft, and it felt very comfortable on the body. Luo Bi was afraid of heights and didn't dare to stay on it for a long time. After staring at it for a while, she came down.

When Luo Bi got off the step ladder, Hua Ran brought over a basket of wild fruits, all of which were quite small, and looked like the sour and astringent kind that could not be eaten.

In fact, it really cannot be eaten, at least people will never eat it unless they are in a hurry. Hua Ran sent it to the local pig, and he just picked it from outside the safe zone. This kind of inedible small wild fruit can be seen everywhere, and almost no one cares about it. Once picked, it will be a big basket.

"Native pigs like to eat fresh and tender vegetables and wild fruits, and don't eat grass." Hua Ran put the basket aside, and glanced at the native pigs in the pig's nest: "So many native pigs? There are not enough wild fruits to pick. The basket may last for two days."

When Luo Bi heard that the native pigs were particular about food, she felt a little displeased: "Whoever has the time to pick wild fruits for it will eat them all."

Hua Ran was noncommittal, grabbed a handful of wild fruits and threw them to the native pigs, and the very hungry litter of pigs rushed up immediately. Hua Ran grabbed another handful, turned back to wash her hands, and raised her feet to see how far Luo Bi's house had been built.

Luo Bi planned to eat local pork at noon, so she went into the kitchen area and took a kitchen knife, ready to butcher one.

There are so many, there is no need to keep them all, just keep one or two litters.