CHAPTER 41: CHAPTER 41: YUAN BAO STOOD UP!

"Fourth Uncle, there’s a nest of oak stumps here, it’s all yours!"

Yuan Shougui, swinging his hoe to clear the weeds, suddenly turned back and called out to Yuan Zhaodi.

Yuan Shougui is Yuan Pandi’s eldest son and Old Yuan’s eldest grandson, currently twelve years old, quite robust.

This piece of land is primarily handled by Yuan Zhaodi and Yuan Shougui, while Yuan Shoucheng, Yuan Shouxin, and Yuan Shouyi, the younger brothers, assist mainly with transporting weeds and shrubs.

Eleven-year-old Yuan Shoucheng is Yuan Wangdi’s eldest son, nine-year-old Yuan Shouxin is Yuan Pandi’s second son, and Yuan Shouyi, he is Yuan Laidi’s eldest son, also nine years old.

As for Yuan Wangdi’s other sons, Yuan Shouzhen and Yuan Shouli, one is five and the other three, they couldn’t help and had to stay home with their grandmother, Mrs. Zeng, looking after them.

Yuan Pandi’s wife, Mrs. Li, teamed up with Yuan Pandi, and they took charge of a plot.

Old Yuan, together with his daughter-in-law from the Song Family and third daughter-in-law, Mrs. Peng, took care of another plot.

The Yuan Family folks are all capable workers, and once they start, they take over the entire lower part of the small mountain.

The task is immense, but it’s not a problem.

An old saying goes, with hard practice, even an iron rod can be ground into a needle.

Mrs. Xiao Li didn’t go up the mountain for land reclamation; she stayed at home, assisting Mrs. Zeng with cooking and looking after the children.

After all, Yuan Bao is truly the treasure of the Yuan Family.

And Yuan Bao’s twin brother, little Yuan Shouhu, only learned to speak after the Yuan Family settled down in Shiqu Village, seemingly catching up with other children.

However, compared to Yuan Bao, who’s not an ordinary child, Yuan Shouhu appears almost like a half-wit.

Yet, he loves to stick close to Yuan Bao.

Initially, Yuan Bao thought, well, he’s my blood brother, so she played with him.

But what Yuan Bao didn’t expect was that her brother couldn’t even control his bladder properly.

Whenever they played excitedly, he would wet his pants.

After several times, Yuan Bao decided to keep her distance from her brother.

How could she do this?

Though not even a year old, her mind was on par with an adult, but her body couldn’t keep up with her mature thoughts. Even with increased physical activities and eating several times a day, her body development ultimately had to abide by nature’s rules.

Finally, on an early summer morning, Yuan Bao stood up!

She could walk!

And she walked quite steadily.

But her brother, little Yuan Shouhu, barely managed to stand firm.

Compared to the world before her time travel, this growth rate was obviously slow.

However, Yuan Bao thought for a moment and understood.

For human growth, nutrition is needed.

And in the current environment, apart from children from wealthy families, how can ordinary families ensure nutritional supply?

If the mothers aren’t eating well, whether babies are breastfeeding or eating supplementary foods, they inevitably lack nutrition.

Like Yuan Bao, being the beloved Fubao of the Yuan Family, she indeed received special care, but during the two consecutive flights from danger, it’s fortunate just to get enough to eat, let alone demand more.

Thankfully, it’s all over now.

After being able to walk, Yuan Bao embarked on her journey to explore the world right away.

While she was delighted, her mother, Mrs. Xiao Li, was a bit troubled.

With the two children, the elder son could barely stand still, while the little daughter was walking deftly; it’s inevitable for the mother to worry about something being wrong with her elder son.