Back to the ’80s to Raise a Wolfy Boyfriend - Chapter 61

[61. Chapter 61 Digging bamboo shoots and discovering wild ginseng]

An Mingji opened his mouth obediently, the cherry entrance, his eyes lit up.

The sweet pulp was bitten open, and the juice spread in his mouth. It was very delicious. He chewed it a few times before swallowing it.

Seeing his bright eyes, Gu Jin smiled: “Eat it, it’s all for you, not for others.”

“Yeah.” An Mingji nodded vigorously and ate another cherry.

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At the time of the Spring Famine, every household had almost the same amount of surplus food, and many people began to dig wild vegetables at the foot of the mountain.

The Gu family also discussed this morning to go to the back mountain to dig some wild vegetables to eat. If you don’t want to dig, you can only go deep into the mountains. The villagers of Qingshan Village have seen many people digging wild vegetables these days.

Mr. Gu is getting old, and his bones are not very good.

Chen Hong decided to take her daughter to dig wild vegetables, and Gu Jin followed after hearing it.

As for Uncle Gu to stay at home, let’s see if there are any villagers who come to buy meat.

No one from the Gu family asked about the lack of wild boar at home, just like they never found out, everyone tacitly agreed that the pork has been decreasing in the past two days.

Gu Jin carried the bamboo basket on his back and said to the child who sent her out the door: “Review at home and wait for me to come back.”

“Okay.”

An Mingji pursed his lips tightly, and he replied, very well-behaved .

The child was so good that Gu Jin’s heart softened, she turned around and chased after her aunt and cousin.

Watching her go away, the cuteness on An Mingji’s face disappeared.

His eyes became deep, and there was a gloom in his eyes that did not belong to his age.

In the past few days, he has eaten and drank at Gu’s house, and he doesn’t have to do anything, and no one beats or scolds him.

All this is because of Gu Jin.

He wanted to do something to repay the other party, but there was nothing he could do.

His little hands were tightly clenched into fists, and his eyes flashed with unwillingness.

After all, he was too weak and could not do many things, but he would not be so useless all the time.

An Mingji turned around and entered Gu’s house, and went back to his room to study hard.

Although he understands the knowledge in these textbooks, even the middle school textbooks.

Gu Jin followed his aunt and cousin to Qingluan Mountain and found that many people from the same village were there.

Seeing so many people, the aunt found a land with many wild vegetables, and started digging for vegetables with her cousin.

Gu Jin walked up the mountain with the bamboo basket on his back.

She came not to dig wild vegetables, but to find ginseng in the deep mountains.

In her previous life, she only knew the general but not the exact location. I hope she will be lucky enough to find the location of ginseng.

Ginseng likes a shady place, and it seems that she has to go deeper.

As the number of trees grew, Gu Jin saw a piece of bamboo, and there were wild bamboo shoots with pointed heads at the roots of the bamboo.

Those wild bamboo shoots just broke out not long ago, this kind of bamboo shoots is very fresh and delicious to eat.

Gu Jin stopped and used a small flat shovel to dig up some wild bamboo shoots that had just emerged and put them in the bamboo basket.

These wild bamboo shoots can be fried and eaten for the little ones. Bamboo shoots are very nutritious, especially wild bamboo shoots, which contain very high nutrients and trace elements such as calcium, phosphorus and iron.

After digging up the wild bamboo shoots, Gu Jin continued to go deep, and encountered many wild vegetables along the way, but she did not stop.

Gu Jin stopped as he passed a clearing with moss around the wild vegetables.

She stared at the red beads hanging on the branches above the green leaves, which were wild ginseng.

Gu Jin walked over, picked up a small flat shovel and started digging soil from the roots.

(End of this chapter)