Before finishing college, Chu Xi had to drop out of school and go back because the old man fell ill. Why did he go back? Farming and raising silkworms. I haven't been back to my hometown for a long time. When I came back, I thought life would be very difficult, but unexpectedly I got a little gadget, which is Xi soil.
From then on, everything he planted was better than others, and everything he raised was more successful than others.
His starlings could talk, and his starlings could communicate; his silkworms ate mulberry leaves, and his silkworms ate mint; someone else raised a dog, and he picked up a native dog to raise, but he didn't expect it to be a fox when he grew up; someone else raised a cat to catch mice, and his big cat caught rabbits; someone else raised a dog. A monkey is mischievous and will help with the work in the river he raises... He farms and raises fish. In addition to farming and raising fish, he also raises bees, butterflies, scorpions, centipedes, and spiders - have you ever seen a mantis that can cut steel wires and a 30-centimeter crayfish?
Many of them are memories from childhood, and many are memories from the stories of elders. These memories are in Chu Xi's...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
