The Herbal Scents of Farm Life
Chapter 1574: Can’t Care About Anything Anymore

Chapter 1574: Chapter 1574: Can’t Care About Anything Anymore

He had thought about it, if he just protected Sang’er all the time, that wouldn’t be right.

She had to grow up on her own eventually.

"You just have to make sure you don’t cry and complain about the hardship of training martial arts," he said.

He was afraid that if the little girl cried in front of him, he would become soft-hearted. He could be indifferent to anyone else, but he simply couldn’t bring himself to be stern with her.

"No, no, that definitely won’t happen," she immediately replied, shaking her head like a rattle-drum.

Once she set her mind on doing something, how could she possibly whine about it being hard?

Besides, even if she did complain about the hardship, after it was said and done, wouldn’t she be able to get up the next day and carry on just the same?

"Brother Molian, why don’t we just practice here?" she suggested.

In this virtual task, they could practice however they wanted, and the key was that it wouldn’t take any real time.

Previously, during those days in the county town while they were waiting for the Demon Clan’s elder to come to them, it had been the same. She had asked her Brother Molian to teach her martial arts.

She liked those days a lot.

"Okay," Sui Zimo replied once more.

"Let’s practice once we return to Wuzhu Teahouse."

"Okay, okay," Lin Caisang agreed enthusiastically, but then...

...

Inside Wuzhu Teahouse.

Looking at the two people in front of her, Lin Caisang silently glanced sideways, lifting her gaze towards Sui Zimo.

What happened to teaching her martial arts? Why were these two here now, especially at this time?

Jade Mirror, come out, I need to ask you a very serious question!

Unfortunately, this wasn’t the time for the Jade Mirror to answer any of her questions. She could only smile at the two guests and instruct them to take a seat.

"You go, I’ll handle this," Sui Zimo said softly to her.

"Mhm," Lin Caisang acknowledged and walked over to the fish tank to release Hongjin and Hongyin back into it.

After being outside for so long, if the two little ones weren’t put back in water for a while, they would lose their fighting strength.

Meanwhile, just then as if by some mistake, another task had appeared. They had no choice but to accept it, reluctantly taking it on.

"Gentlemen, have some tea first," Sui Zimo brewed the tea, carried it over, and set it before the two young men.

"Thank you, thank you," the two immediately picked up the tea, not caring if it was too hot, and drank it down.

They repeatedly thanked Sui Zimo thereafter.

Seeing this, after returning Hongjin and Hongyin to the tank, Lin Caisang took a plate of pastries and placed it in front of them.

"Have some food first," she offered.

As expected, the moment the two young men saw the food, they forgot everything else, grabbing it and shoving it into their mouths.

A while later.

Lin Caisang’s mouth hung open slightly as she watched the two men clean the plate of pastries and then drink all the tea that Sui Zimo had poured for them twice over.

"Gentlemen, how long has it been since you last ate?" she asked, a question she had wanted to ask for a while but had waited until there was no more food on the table.

Watching the way the two young men were eating, a phrase came to mind — they were eating like they had been starving ghosts in a past life!

As one of the men held up two fingers, she guessed,

"Two days?"

To which she saw the man shake his head.

She blinked, confused.