Liu Qi said his grandfather went to see the clan leader early in the morning, saying there was an important matter to discuss. "Maybe they are discussing the matter of spring plowing and breeding."
After speaking, he looked at Qin Yao expectantly; this year, everyone was counting on her to guide them on how to breed seeds, aiming for the high yield of five hundred pounds per mu that her family achieved last year.
Qin Yao, concerned about grain hoarding, didn't have time to speak much with Liu Qi. She grabbed Liu Ji, who was attempting to sneak into the village head's house for breakfast, and hurried to the clan leader's house.
Sure enough, the two old men were together, but they were not discussing breeding.
Qin Yao entered, not having had a sip of water, and expressed her concerns about the village's households having insufficient grain reserves to the two elders.
