Chapter 89

Farmer: [Wow! This photo is really nice too!]

Farmer: [I was captivated the moment I saw it, hahaha, it reminds me of Zeus in the form of a bull.]

Farmer: [Will it look like the picture when it grows up?]

Shi Wen could tell the other person was genuinely interested in the topic, and he estimated. "[Pretty much. My bull will be even bigger, and its muscle definition will be even more beautiful.]"

As a professional rancher with Qilin Bloodline, Shi Wen has a good grasp of the size of bulls.

He felt that with the careful feeding of his family's hay, this brown calf, which weighed over 80 pounds at birth, would undoubtedly grow into a strong bull.

It can even become a very beautiful stud.

However, given its supposed spirituality, we'll have to see how it behaves and what it wants.

The photos and judgments provided by Shi Wen caused quite a stir on this small website.

Everyone who sees the calf is inevitably amazed by the little guy's beauty and what it might look like when it grows up.

It's still fluffy now, with wet eyes. It's hard to imagine that in two years, it will become a bull like a sculpture. The contrast is just too great.

Many people who saw the calf expressed interest in it and sent private messages to Shi Wen, asking if it was for sale.

People who send private messages usually also indicate that the price is negotiable and request a reply from Shi Wen.

Shi Wen showed Yan Kexing his private messages. "The prices they offered are all very high, the highest one has already reached over 100,000 Australian dollars."

Yan Kexing: "There are quite a few people with good taste on this website; they really know their stuff."

Shi Wen, "The sense of accomplishment immediately came. Sure enough, we herders are most confident when facing results."

Shi Wen excitedly paced around the bedroom a few times.

This calf was the first intelligent calf born on their ranch, Shi Wen had no intention of selling it.

Foreign countries often try to control them, and they are unwilling to sell any promising young talents.

His calves are so good that he doesn't want to sell them.

Calf is intelligent; perhaps it will take a liking to one of the cows raised on the pasture when the time comes.

If you breed them a few more times, won't the quality of the new generation of cattle improve?

After the calf received everyone's praise, Shi Wen became even more attentive to it.

He fed the calf the same way he would feed a fox cub, hoping it would grow stronger.

The calves are indeed growing very well.

Not only does it grow quickly, but it also soon reveals its intelligence, which is different from that of ordinary cows.

This intelligence doesn't reach the level of human intelligence; it's only at the level of a pet, roughly the same as that of animals like Heiwa.

For their ranch, this level of intelligence is sufficient.

Even if someone is very smart, Shi Wen can actually create a psychological burden for them.

This calf is different from any other cow, and Shi Wen's way of raising it is also different.

The other calves all followed their mother.

Shi Wen would move the calf out early to raise it with the other small animals in the house.

The calf adapted quickly and is now part of the animal community, even learning to herd sheep from the dogs.

Shi Wen has now realized that the calf may have some misunderstanding about its identity; it may think more like a sheepdog.

He also discovered that the calf was a completely different creature from the ordinary calf. Although it was born in the cowshed, it could no longer integrate into the ordinary herd.

Shi Wen said to Yan Kexing, "The difference between having a sentient being and not having one is truly enormous."

Yan Kexing: "You don't need to worry about whether it will suffer from a sense of identity misalignment."

Shi Wen out a long sigh, "That's true. Hopefully, this calf will be alright from now on."

Chapter 89

In the evening, Shi Wen's flock of sheep, led by the lead sheep, slowly walked home.

As they walked, they would occasionally lower their heads to nibble on the grass. Over the years, the closer they got to the main yard, the sparser his lawn became.

Only when it rains for days on end, Shi Wen cattle and sheep are kept in pens for stall feeding, can the grass grow a little.

The cattle and sheep returned, and the dogs followed them back.

Seeing Shi Wen standing at the main gate from afar, the dogs managed to keep their feet still and slowly follow the cattle and sheep toward them, but they couldn't help but bark and Shi Wen to greet Shi Wen, their tails wagging excitedly.

Shi Wen said, "Slow down—"

The dogs got even more excited when they heard his response, trotting around in circles and barking.

Once the cattle and sheep were finally inside the pen, the dogs could no longer contain themselves. They all ran to Shi Wen's feet, circling around him and excitedly nuzzling into his arms.

Although they were only apart for most of the day.

Shi Wen that he went out to patrol around noon and interacted with the dogs.

The dogs were so enthusiastic, Shi Wen played with them for a while before going to inspect the livestock shed.

The robot has cleaned the livestock shed, and the number of livestock shown on the smart app is not less than expected. The pigs, cattle, and sheep have all been properly returned to their pens, and there seems to be nothing unusual.

Shi Wen a quick inspection, he came out.

At dusk, large, fluffy clouds filled the sky.

Orange sunlight streamed across the pasture. Shi Wen took out her phone, wanting to ask when Yan Kexing be back.

Just then, An Wa suddenly ran over barking, followed by Le Wa and Fu Wa barking behind her.

Shi Wen sensed that something was wrong with them and looked at them with some confusion.

They wagged their tails and continued barking.

Shi Wen I couldn't understand their calls, so I could only stand there and stare at them.

At this moment, An Wa couldn't hold back any longer and ran over to bite Shi Wen's trouser leg. "Woof!"

Shi Wen understood. "You'll go with me, right?"