Breeding Horses in the Middle Ages

When she opened her eyes, Ollie traveled to the Middle Ages and became the second daughter of a down-and-out baron. My father was deceived and spent all his savings to buy a dilapidated stable. My mother is ill and bedridden, my sister is lazy and eats all day long, my brother is surly and irritable and silent all day long, and there is a five-year-old sister who complains about being hungry every day. The stables were full of sick and old horses. Winter is coming, and the family is so poor that they don't even have enough to eat. Ollie rolled up her sleeves and picked up the iron fork. She had to shovel the horse manure first and then shear the horse's hair. These horse manure and horse hair were the starting capital for her fortune. Horse hair can be used to make bow strings and screens. Fresh horse manure can be piled up to build a hotbed, and then radish, lettuce, and cress can be sown. The harvest can be harvested in one month and sold at the market. The whole family took action at her call. Ouli: "Our goal is to raise the strongest war horses and build a horse breeding empire!" Purpose: No matter what happens, we must live strong