Su Bao'er couldn't see that Qin Tianze seemed to be missing something, and he couldn't lift his spirits at all, shouldn't they let Brother Tianze cook and run away from his popularity?

Afraid that Su Baoer would be tired, Ma Dekui said that he would not let her enter the ground again in the past two days, and only let her watch the car outside.

Su Bao'er was bored, and dragged a dog's tail grass to play back and forth in her hand.

Grandpa's tractor was half loaded, and the buds shone golden in the sun, dazzling like a mountain of gold.

Jiang Xiuxiu saw Su Baoer gritting her teeth and scolding in her heart, pouring the bud rice into her family's donkey cart, thinking of her current popularity in the village, only by coaxing this girl well, she would not be rejected by the villagers in the future.

She endured the hatred in her heart, and came over to accompany Su Bao'er with a smile: "Fubao, what about sitting and resting?" ”

Su Bao'er glanced at her, turned her face to look at the bud rice field, as if she didn't exist.

Jiang Xiuxiu wrinkled her nose at Su Bao'er, and her mouth~ lips moved silently a few times before squeezing out a smile to coax Su Bao'er:

"Fubao, grandma is wrong, you shouldn't talk nonsense, don't be like me, okay?"

Ma Dekui's daughter-in-law and two daughters-in-law came out of the bud rice field with buds, and saw Jiang Xiuxiu coming to disturb Fubao again~ disturbing Fubao, pulling Jiang Xiuxiu's arm and pushing her away.

"Get out of the way, what's the matter with trying to find a fight?"

"Grandma."

Su Baoer jumped down from the handrail of the tractor and helped pour buds into the car.

Seeing the dust at the entrance of the village at a glance, Su Baoer curiously stretched her neck and padded her toes to see clearly.

"Coming?"

Ma Dekui's daughter-in-law and two daughters-in-law also followed Su Baoer to the entrance of the village.

At this time, all villages are busy harvesting, who will come?

Su Bao'er became curious, climbed on the handrail of the tractor, and now she saw it clearly, her eyes widened in astonishment.

What's going on?

She must have read it wrong, right?

Is that – a corn harvester?

Is there such a thing in this era?

"What is this?"

Ma Dekui came out of the ground, frowning at the approaching behemoth, and couldn't figure out what it was.

"Grandpa, it's time to liberate the labor force."

Su Baoer excitedly jumped off the handrail of the tractor and ran to popularize science for her grandfather.

"This is called a corn harvester, and the buds will be harvested automatically from the ground, so we can save time and effort and just watch the grain harvest."

Su Baoer thinks that the county magistrate of J County is simply amazing, such an advanced thing has been designed, he should be famous all over the country, right?

"Can it still be like this?"

Ma Dekui didn't believe it, he didn't dare to do it in his dreams?

But Fu Bao said that it should be possible, right?

"How is that possible?"

Ma Dekui's daughter-in-law shook her head in disbelief.

"Grandma, you'll find out in a moment."

Su Baoer looked at her grandmother with a smile, swept away the previous depression, and the time to witness the miracle had arrived.

The corn harvester stopped in front of the Ma family's field, and a shrewd and capable young man jumped out of the car, walked up to Su Bao'er and them, and asked with a smile:

"May I ask if this is the bud rice field of the Ma Dekui family?"

"Really? I'm Ma Dekui, who are you? ”

Ma Dekui looked at the young man and asked rhetorically.

"Hello Captain Ma, our chairman asked me to come and harvest the autumn with you."

The driver hurriedly explained the purpose of his visit.

"Who is your chairman?" Ma Dekui was stunned, he didn't know many big people, and the word chairman was the first time he had heard of it, so he didn't feel that people had the obligation to help him.

Besides, if this behemoth drives into the ground, won't the crops have to be overwhelmed?

When Su Baoer heard the driver's words, her heart moved, and she happily looked behind the corn harvester.