Throughout the entire month of March, Xu Wu stayed at Qin Xi's home, sharing meals with Li family's grandpa and grandson. This child indeed had a large appetite, but he was very diligent, helping with fetching water and even dragging back two dead trees from the woods in the east, which made the firewood at home suddenly abundant.
The child was also quite peculiar, especially obedient to Li Xianglu's words, treating them as if they were imperial edicts. Whatever she said, he would do, and whatever she forbade, he would resolutely refrain from doing.
Just now, Qin Zhen was trying to take Xu Wu to the river to catch fish, as the weather was getting warmer and the ice on the river had melted. Many from the village with good swimming skills went to the riverside to catch fish, to add a dish to their family's meal.
However, Xu Wu was squatting on the ground, writing characters without moving an inch, and no matter how much you talked, he wouldn't budge.
