"Maybe." Zhu Ming chuckled.
Just like a father and son standing among the villagers, their temperaments are obviously different.
Bai Er, standing among several rogues, also looked very unique. His eyes were more lively, and he looked smart at first glance. He probably read for a few days when he was a child before his family was broken.
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"Get out of the way, get out of the way!"
On the streets and towns, there was a sudden panic, and the people going to the market hurriedly got out of the way.
But I saw a few slaves clearing the way, each carrying a stick.
Behind is a sliding pole, and sitting there is a man wearing silk and satin. The man is well-kept, his temples are already gray, but there are not many wrinkles on his face.
This person is Bai Zongmin, the new member of the White House.
Sitting on the sliding pole, Bai Zongmin came all the way to the river and took his own passenger boat to the county seat.
"Bah, bitch!"
Bai Sheng spat and watched the ship go away against the current.
The gangster's follower advised: "Second brother, don't do this. We are all from a small family, how dare we be angry with a novice?"
"I can't bear it anymore. This year I'm going to learn how to shoot and stick from a teacher!" Bai Sheng suppressed his anger.
You have to pay to learn how to shoot and stick, and Bai Sheng couldn't afford the tuition.
There is only one place to go, and that is Heifeng Village.
There are heroes in the village who are good at guns and sticks. They occasionally practice during the off-farm period and teach the bandits how to use guns and sticks.
(PS: In the previous chapter, corn stalks were used to return fields. Some book friends said that it would bring pests and diseases. Lao Wang came from the countryside and used to return fields like this when he was a child. He probably relied on pesticides to manage pests.)
(In ancient times, there were no pesticides, so diseased straw could only be removed manually. In addition, burying the straw deeply can also kill insects. After harvesting the corn, while the corn stalks still have moisture, they should be chopped up and buried deep in the soil immediately.
At the same time, some water should be poured to ensure that the corn stalks can decompose quickly. There is no need to plow the ground when burying deeply, because corn is grown in hilly areas and requires ridges to maintain fertilizer and drainage. The furrows are only thirty to forty centimeters deep, and they can be buried directly in the furrows.
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