If the farmland alone improved while the crops remained weak, it would still create problems later.
Better to improve everything together.
Once I finished, I stood up calmly and brushed the dust from my hands before leaving the barn as though nothing had happened.
By the time I returned toward the center of the village, more villagers had already woken up completely.
Smoke rose steadily from cooking fires.
Children ran between houses while farmers gathered near the farmland carrying hoes and baskets over their shoulders. Carpenter Luo's group had already begun preparing wood and tools to continue repairing damaged homes around the village.
Meanwhile, Hunter Gu and the hunting group had already left before sunrise once again.
At this point, their hunting trips had almost become part of the village routine.
Still—
As I watched the villagers moving around, Han Li's complaints from yesterday returned to my mind again.
Too much meat.
