Springtime Farming: A Happy Wife At Home

After the tea trees sprouted, Qiao Xuan planned to gradually replenish the scattered seeds.

The previously planted tea trees had been harvested this year, thanks to Manager Mu’s efficient arrangements. With the assistance of Yuezheng Xiao and Ding Erzhu and his wife, the tea leaves were successfully produced and sold, causing quite a stir in the provincial city.

Yuezheng Xiao, as usual, kept the source of the exquisite tea a secret, leaving the tea merchants perplexed and eventually giving up their inquiries. As long as they could obtain the goods and verify their authenticity, they were satisfied.

As for how long they could maintain this secrecy, time would tell.

Delighted by the success, Qiao Xuan discussed with Shao Yunduan and decided to purchase an additional one thousand mu of land in Zhang Village, intending to gradually establish a larger teahouse.

With the vast expanse of Great Qin, the demand for tea leaves was insatiable every year. The higher the quality of the tea leaves, the more sought after they became. Even if the supply increased in the future and the prices of golden sprouts and lavender decreased, the teahouse would still yield substantial profits. It was a venture that wouldn’t go wrong.

Such exceptional tea leaves deserved recognition and appreciation from around the world!

Qiao Xuan carefully stored away the tea tree as well.

As they were preparing to leave, Ding Erzhu presented Qiao Xuan and the others with more fish and prawns from the pond, urging them to take them back home.

Qiao Xuan attempted to transfer the prawns into the intermediate pool within the space, but to her surprise, they ended up in there too!

Overjoyed, she couldn’t contain her excitement!

This was even better. It meant that in the future, fish and prawns could be self-sufficient.

Upon returning home, Qiao Xuan went to the backyard to assess the situation. She scooped up mandarin fish, eel, Chinese perch, carp, and other fish from the pool and placed them in the designated fish pond within her space.

To her surprise, the pool in the space automatically split into two sections—a pristine spring pool and a fish pond. The fish and prawns she transferred entered the designated area seamlessly.

Qiao Xuan couldn’t help but feel amazed at the incredible functionality of the space.

She pondered whether this meant that during her travels to different locations, aside from collecting various crops, fruit trees, flowers, and herbs, she could also gather local fish, prawns, and other aquatic products. If the seafood space could accommodate them, she would be overjoyed!

Later that night, Qiao Xuan prepared a delicious feast. The menu included tea-flavored prawns, stir-fried eel shreds, fish and goat pot, steamed meat with lotus leaves, stir-fried shredded bamboo shoots, garlic eggplant, century egg mixed with tofu, stir-fried wolfberry sprouts, and asparagus slices.

Today, Ms. Yan delivered tofu along with smoked bean jerky, oil skin, and deep-fried tofu, which they planned to enjoy the next day. It wouldn’t be appropriate to invite Ms. Yan for dinner alone, so they decided to invite her to join them for a barbecue in a few days.

Ever since Qiao Xuan and Shao Yunduan returned home, the house had been bustling with activity, and Ms. Yan often came to lend a helping hand. Although she appeared ordinary, she possessed remarkable intelligence, poise, and organizational skills, earning praise from everyone. Behind closed doors, Ms. Fang secretly felt sorry for Ms. Niu and Second Uncle!

Fortunately, the Yan family was also prosperous. With their thriving bean product business, they were making substantial profits. It was rumored that they planned to build a large house and courtyard by the end of the year and acquire some fields. With such backing, Ms. Niu dared not flaunt her status as the mother-in-law.