Lun Chuan was also quite curious.
His burly cousin Zhang Yanping looked like he had a lot of strength, but his task for the day was to watch live streams and play on his phone.
Meanwhile, his moderately-built cousin Wu Lei was out at the Riverside Beach diligently feeding the cattle.
This arrangement didn't seem to align at all with Song Tan's "making the most of things" personality.
Song Tan genuinely hadn't expected Wu Lei to have a true brotherly side, and so she explained, "My cousin Leilei's field of study is quite average, and when it comes to work, he can't reach high or stoop low. My uncle plans to start raising cattle and sheep next year, so he wants my cousin to start a business at home. The whole family is learning at the Riverside Beach."
This explanation sounded plausible at first, but Zhang Chen didn't buy it at all—how many young people nowadays aren't striving elsewhere? Just counting the surrounding villages, how many young people are actually farming back home?
