A Colony of America

847: Turning America into a colony

Wang Yi's parents stayed with him for four days.

The old couple took leisurely walks by the lake and went boating on it.

They chatted on the lawn.

They went to the cornfield to see how the corn was growing.

Over the past couple of days, they'd learned what crops could be grown here.

To their delight, they discovered that the crops here included corn, wheat, and rice—almost the same as back home.

Meanwhile, his mother had Wang Yi buy some tomato seedlings, cucumber seeds, and bean seeds.

They carved out a few plots of land on the lawn and planted them.

Wang Yi offered to bring water over, but the old couple said there was no need. They could just carry buckets from the artificial lake.

Anyone else who saw this would probably have had a heart attack.

That fifty-mu lawn had been professionally landscaped, and it had taken a lot of effort to bring water to the artificial lake. And now they were just turning it into farmland?

But Wang Yi didn't mind. As long as his parents were happy, he wouldn't have said a word even if they'd filled in the artificial lake to grow crops.

Wang Yi figured his father was doing fine. He played basketball regularly and was in very good shape.

His mother, on the other hand, spent every day at home. At most, she'd get some exercise in the plaza downstairs.

Without much to do, her appetite had gradually worsened, and her health had slowly declined.

Now she could do farm work, which doubled as exercise, and she was very happy about it.

She felt wonderful all over.

Nicole thought Wang Yi's parents were a lot of fun and even helped them with the work.

Wang Yi