The Buddhist Cannon Fodder of Seventies [MTL]

Chapter 140 Rabbit

"Dad!" Gu Liangchen screamed, subconsciously wanting to catch up and take a look.

As a result, before he could run out, he saw Gu Mingdong coming back with a smile on his face, holding a lively thing in his hand.

Gu Mingdong has always been a calm person, but now he seemed a little childish: "Look what this is."

Although he can catch rabbits when he goes up the mountain, this is different. He "picks them up" from the ground.

The twins' eyes widened, and even Gu Yun opened her mouth in surprise: "Rabbit!"

"Shh!" Gu Mingdong made a gesture, casually picked up a few rice stalks, tied up at least five or six kilograms of rabbits into twists, and stuffed them into the bamboo basket that Gu Yun used to hold the rice ears.

"Brother, what's wrong?" Gu Simei was cutting rice next door and came over when she heard the noise.

As soon as she lowered her head, she saw the hare in the basket. She subconsciously covered her mouth to prevent herself from screaming.

Gu Mingdong turned around and walked back. When he came back, he was holding three little hares in his hands, which looked like they had just been born.

"Little rabbit!" Gu Simei said in surprise. She had eaten wild rabbits before. Her eldest brother had brought them home from the mountain before, but this was the first time she saw a little rabbit.

Rabbits are also very fluffy, especially the little rabbits, which are only as big as a palm and look very cute.

Seeing that Gu Simei liked it, she carefully reached out to take the rabbit and stroked it. The furry feeling made the little girl couldn't help but laugh.

Probably the rice fields assigned to Lao Gu's family for harvesting were close to the mountains. After the rice entered the maturity stage, all the water in the rice fields was drained. Usually there were few people but plenty of food.

So the pregnant hare made its home here. What Gu Mingdong Dongfang caught was the female rabbit. There were only three little rabbits hiding in the grass nest, but there was no sign of the male rabbit.

Gu Simei asked worriedly: "You are so young, do you know if you have been weaned?"

Gu Mingdong weighed it: "Looking at the weight, it should be weaned, or it will be weaned soon."

A rabbit of this size should be full moon anyway.

"Do you like it? If you like it, take it back and raise it. Rabbits eat grass, not grain." It was rare to see what Gu Simei liked, and Gu Mingdong said with a smile.

Gu Simei hesitated for a moment, then nodded and said, "I like it."

Gu Mingdong's original intention was to keep them as pets, but who knew that Gu Simei's next sentence would be: "I will feed them grass every day and eat them after they are fattened up."

"This is a good idea, Fourth Aunt. When the little rabbit grows up, we can eat more meat." Gu Liangxing immediately supported it.

Yes, he was overthinking it. His sister had no concept of pets at all. She raised chickens for eggs and rabbits for meat.

Gu Mingdong stuffed the three little rabbits into the bamboo basket and covered them with a layer of grass: "Fourth sister, you and Xiaoyun send the rabbits back first."

"When catching a rabbit, hold it by its ears. Rabbits will bite when they are anxious, so be careful of getting bitten by them."

Gu Simei nodded quickly, saying that she would be careful. She grabbed a handful of grass to cover the rabbit. After all, it was caught in the government's land. If someone else found it, it would not belong to their family.