Gu Yan held the bowl, watching as new sprouts emerged from the rice paddy that had just been harvested, and pursed his lips.
He was in no hurry to return to the kitchen. Like a seasoned official, hands clasped behind his back and still holding the bowl, he surveyed the crops in the field as he walked toward the wooden cabin.
The cabin was already stocked with a large pile of grain. Although this stash, covering about ten square meters, was not much in the context of the entire cabin, it was enough to feed Gu Yan, Zhou Mingzhu, and their two children for three years. If things continued at this rate, the cabin would be full within two or three years.
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