At that moment, Wang Yongzhu became cautious and paid extra attention to Master Yi.
Previously, she hadn't paid much mind, but now she noticed that Master Yi, who she heard was over fifty, still looked quite young.
It was apparent that when he was young, he must have been a handsome and charismatic scholar.
Even now, he wore a dark blue brocade robe embroidered with green bamboo, with a jade pendant and a pouch at his waist.
He had a three-inch beard beneath his chin and spoke neither too quickly nor too slowly.
At the moment, he was discussing pig breeding with Old Granny Zhang.
Old Granny Zhang's experience was spot-on; every year, after the Spring Festival, was the peak time for people to take piglets home.
However, wild pigs grow slowly, usually taking a year and a half, sometimes two years, before they are market-ready.
Therefore, everyone carefully plans the timing for breeding wild pigs.
