Back to the Ranch as an Animal Caretaker
Chapter 398

Chapter 165

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Yan Kexing: "You're not going to continue raising giant pandas?"

Shi Wen, "There's no need for that. It's perfectly fine. Let it go back to the zoo so its zookeeper doesn't have to live in constant fear."

The giant panda Zhengzheng has been with their family for almost a month now; even if it's a vacation, it's time for it to go back.

Shi Wen, feeling both amused and annoyed, edited the video and wrote an email to the zoo, telling them that Zhengzheng might have been faking it.

As for why he pretended to be sick, and what his Shi Wen was, no one knows.

Shi Wen speculated that it might have initially tried to attract the zookeeper's attention, but later discovered that faking illness would improve its living standards, so it continued to pretend.

In addition to sending an email to the zoo, Shi Wen also specifically thanked Zhu Ji for his reminder.

Shi Wen somewhat puzzled. "Zhengzheng's acting is so good, how did you figure it out when none of us could tell? Did you just deduce it from logic?"

Zhu Ji: "No, not really. I've been tricked by other small animals before."

Shi Wen, unaware of this, asked, "What animal?"

Zhu Ji: "Our Anomaly Management Office used to have a guard dog that would pretend to get its leg hit by a car. We all thought it was real, and every time it got hit, we'd feed it well. After that, it would get hit two or three times a year."

Shi Wen, "So how did you discover it? Was it because the frequency was too high?"

Zhu Ji: "Check the surveillance footage. Our surveillance equipment wasn't very good before, so there was nothing we could do. Later, when surveillance equipment became much more advanced, we specifically checked the footage after it was injured."

At this point, Zhu Ji said, "The frequency is too high, which is one reason, but the most important reason is that the guy limps with his left leg in the afternoon and his right leg in the evening. You know, adversity builds a nation, and more mistakes lead to mistakes, right?"

Zhu Ji: "Your panda is the same. You've fed and cared for it so well for so long, and even brought it to the ranch to take care of it, and it's still not better. You've gone too far, really gone too far."

Zhu Ji: "Either it's something wrong with it, or something wrong with you. If something were wrong with you, who has the Qilin Bloodline, and Cong Zai, who has the White Tiger Bloodline, then the situation would be much more serious. I don't think it should be that bad."

Shi Wen was surprised that he discovered it in this way, and couldn't help but exclaim, "You guys really thought of everything!"

Zhu Ji: "That's right, we are proper professionals."

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Shi Wen never imagined that he would be fooled by a giant panda, even though he has Qilin Bloodline.

Shi Wen sighed and said to Yan Kexing, "What a lifelong reputation."

Yan Kexing put his arm around his neck and said with a smile, "Concern makes one lose their senses."

In any case, the giant panda Zhengzheng has been temporarily sent back.

Hopefully, this guy is doing well at the zoo.

Shi Wen remembered and said to Yan Kexing, "Someone will come to our ranch tomorrow to choose a horse; it's brought by Baoye A Sai."

Yan Kexing: "Choose a stallion?"

Shi Wen nodded. "Our stallions are in good condition. The man Baoye A Sai brought wants to pick two horses from us to participate in a horse race, and I agreed."

Yan Kexing: "They don't usually use Thoroughbreds for speed horse racing?"

Shi Wen, "Yes, that's why we're breeding our own local horses now. Our horses have good potential; I've looked at them, and they should be in the top tier in most domestic competitions."

Yan Kexing laughed, "I thought you would be reluctant to part with it."

Shi Wen, "They're alright. They eat and sleep well when we take them out, and with so many professionals taking care of them, there shouldn't be any major problems."

The ranch affairs were generally decided by Shi Wen, and Yan Kexing had no objections.

Baoye A Sai brought his friend Zhan Chongyun over the next day.

The man in his thirties was very polite to Shi Wen. He bowed deeply upon meeting him and extended both hands to shake hands with Shi Wen: "I've long admired your name; it's a pleasure to finally meet you."

Shi Wen laughed and said, "You're too kind."

Zhan Chongyun said, "I truly admire you for raising our country's horses so well and making them so outstanding. Baoye A Sai sent me the information; I had seen the horses back then, but looking at the information now, they are like two completely different horses."

Zhan Chongyun praised Shi Wen very sincerely, his praise truly touching Shi Wen's heart.

In the Shi Wen a ranch, I've seen plenty of businessmen who talk to people in a certain way, but this is the first time I've seen someone as sincere as Zhan Chongyun.

It's really comfortable dealing with him.

Shi Wen took them to the stable to see the horses. "We have a total of twenty horses, nine mares and eleven stallions. All the mares are pregnant, so today only the stallions are available for selection."

Zhan Chongyun nodded. "I saw it in the information before."

Shi Wen smiled and said, "It's inside."

Shi Wen's livestock shed has been renovated many times. From the outside, it looks rather ordinary, but once you go inside, you'll find that it's filled with clean, modern facilities with a very high degree of mechanization.

Zhan Chongyun looked around at the surroundings, and just by looking at the environment, he couldn't help but nod in approval.

Shi Wen then led them a couple more steps forward.

Each horse has its own stable, and the horse's number is marked next to the stable.

Zhan Chongyun asked Shi Wen in surprise, "Didn't you give them names?"

Shi Wen said, "They will have their own owners, and I won't name an animal until I'm sure it will ultimately stay on the ranch."

At this point, Shi Wen smiled and said, "To avoid adding to the sadness."

Zhan Chongyun: "I understand, I often share your thoughts."

Zhan Chongyun stood in front of stable number one, looking at the black horse inside. "This horse is really handsome, and it's even bigger than I imagined."

Shi Wen, "We've been feeding them a lot of concentrated feed lately, and they've grown a bit bigger, with more defined muscles."

Compared to last year, Shi Wen's horse has grown a bit bigger.

The average Yili horse has a shoulder height of 140 to 150 cm, but his horses are between 150 and 160 cm tall, making them look significantly larger than ordinary horses. The name "Heavenly Horse" is truly fitting.

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