Chapter 101 (continued)

Shi Wen waved goodbye to the mother tiger, who stayed where she was and watched them leave.

Shi Wen told it to go back, saying, "We'll come see you again next time."

Mother tiger. "Woof!"

Shi Wen, "We'll see each other again soon. I'll bring you some snacks next time I come."

Since the two tigers have adapted to the jungle environment, it's fine to bring them some snacks occasionally.

However, let's wait a little longer for them to adapt, lest they become picky eaters and stop liking wild prey if they eat too many snacks.

The two tiger cubs were in good condition, which put Shi Wen and Yan Kexing at ease.

When they got back, they shared the raspberries they had picked with the little ones.

Each little one received a few pieces; it wasn't much, just a token of the tiger cubs' goodwill.

After the tiger cubs returned to the mountains, Shi Wen collected the utensils they had used and sent them for disinfection, and then cleared out the meat from the large refrigerator.

The dogs also eat meat, but unlike the tiger cubs, they don't eat dozens of kilograms a day.

With the two little tigers away, and the family unable to consume all the meat, Shi Wen plans to find the frozen meat for the dogs so they won't need to order so much more later.

Shi Wen was working at home Shi Wen the sound of a car outside.

He went outside and saw that it was Baoye A Sai and his ranchmen.

Baoye A Sai said enthusiastically, "Let's go see Shi Suo and Yan Shi, are they alright?"

"Very good, now they're going out to graze." Shi Wen called out, "Come in and sit down, after you've had your tea I'll take you out to look for something."

Baoye A Sai, eager to see the horses, said, "We can have tea later when we get back. If you're busy, go ahead and do your thing. We'll go see the horses ourselves."

Shi Wen said, "I'm not busy, I'm just worried you might be thirsty. Alright, let's go look for them first."

The two horses should have gone to graze at Pasture No. 2 today.

Shi Wen took Baoye A Sai to Pasture No. 2.

Shi Wen soon as we entered the pasture, we could see two horses in the distance.

Shi Wen let out a long whistle, calling Shi Suo and Yan Shi over.

The two horses' ears twitched, they turned their heads and saw him, and immediately galloped over.

Especially Shi Suo, who runs incredibly fast, like lightning in the sunlight, covering them from afar in just a few dozen seconds.

Baoye A Sai's eyes lit up. "Wow! Has Shi Suo grown a little more? That frame, those muscles, that shimmering fur—oh my, it's grown so well!"

The person brought by Baoye A Sai said, "Is it running faster now? It shouldn't have been this fast before."

Shi Wen said, "That's possible. It's been eating more lately and is stronger than before. A while ago, it even carried me and Yan Kexing out to find a herd of horses, and it still had energy after running around all day."

"I've heard about this," Baoye A Sai interjected. "Everyone says you're the hero who found the horse."

Shi Wen blinked. "It's alright, I'm just pretty good at finding these small animals."

As they were saying this, Yan Shi also ran over.

Yan Shi was still a half-grown pony. Seeing everyone circling around Shi Suo, she discontentedly stuffed her long pony face between them, fluttered her eyelashes, and stubbornly snuggled into Shi Wen's arms.

Shi Wen chuckled as he hugged the horse's face and gently stroked its neck.

Baoye A Sai stroked Yan Shi's neck and said enviously, "This little guy is really clever."

Shi Wen, "Little Ma, that's how they are."

Baoye A Sai and the others looked, touched, and took pictures, Shi Suo remembered them and did not resist.

Yan Shi was a Good Temper baby horse. Although a bit spoiled, she was quite friendly to humans and let them handle her as they pleased.

When Baoye A Sai saw these two fine horses, he wished he could stay there all day.

Shi Wen, whose scalp was burning from the sun, said to them, "Why don't you stay here and I go back first? Just let me know when you want to leave."

Baoye A Sai waved his hand eagerly, "You go ahead and get busy, we'll stay here for a while."

Shi Wen that they go home to continue their work.

He checked the livestock records, filled out new logs, and took out fine grains and hay from the warehouse, placing them on the hay rack so that the robot managing the livestock shed could grab them with its robotic arm.

After a busy morning, it's already lunchtime.

Shi Wen that Baoye A Sai had not yet returned, he called to invite them back for dinner.

Baoye A Sai had no choice but to return with his men.

Shi Wen took out the semi-finished dishes that Yan Kexing had left for him from the refrigerator, steamed them, and finally made three dishes and a soup.

As soon as Baoye A Sai entered the main courtyard, he asked, "What smells so good?"

Shi Wen, "The smell of delicious steamed chicken with mushrooms is wonderful! Come wash your hands and come eat!"

There were three people, all acquaintances, so there was no need for formalities.

After washing their hands, everyone sat down at the table, picked up their chopsticks, and began to eat.

Baoye A Sai raved about the delicious steamed chicken with mushrooms. "This is so delicious! Is it chicken from a ranch?"

Shi Wen shook his head. "The chickens on the ranch are only this small. They're not ready to be eaten yet; they're all free-range chickens bought from outside."

"The taste is quite good, better than many dishes in high-end restaurants." Baoye A Sai picked up another piece of chicken. "This chicken is really well-prepared. Did Professor Yan make it?"

Shi Wen raised an eyebrow. "Why didn't you guess it was me?"

Baoye A Sai laughed and said, "This level of skill is definitely something only a professional would have. Shi Wen you're just cooking at home."

Shi Wen, "Fine, you figured it out."

Baoye A Sai: "We just came from the pasture and saw geese all over the ditch. You must have more than 500 geese now, right?"

Shi Wen, "About that, it should be more than 560."

The grass on their pasture this year is growing exceptionally well—thick, dense, tender, and delicious. Their pigs, cattle, sheep, chickens, geese, and pigeons all love this green grass.