Every day before dawn, Uncle Qin would carry a hoe and head to the fields.
This was mainly because Uncle Qin had to deliver goods to the family during the day, so the field work had to be done in the early morning and evening.
When Run Sheng was at home, he would also follow Uncle Qin to the fields.
Bearing farm tools, Xiong Shan would arrive punctually every day as well.
For Xiong Shan, having braved storms on the river, this pastoral recluse life was a form of enjoyment, especially alongside Qin Li every day, not to mention working on Li Sanjiang's fields.
Lately, Uncle Qin still let Run Sheng come along but didn't allow him to work, just to stand in the fields.
Obediently, Run Sheng stood as he was told, not out of laziness, but because he often couldn't control his strength, accidentally smashing a pit while hoeing, frequently breaking farming tools.
