Make a fortune by farming in another world

Chapter 77

The Palace Examination

Even though he had prepared himself for a long time, when the day of departure came, Yu Zhou still lingered at the entrance of the village for a long time and was unwilling to leave.

Originally, Jinchuan wanted to send him to the town to meet up with He Yunqi and the others.

Of course, Yu Zhou wanted to do that, but he considered that if he sent him to the town, although he could leave later, Jinchuan would definitely be sadder if he took Chenchen back to the village alone, so he decisively rejected the proposal.

They parted at the entrance of the village. At least after he left, the villagers, especially Aunt Chen and Aunt Chen, would definitely go to talk to Jinchuan. Having more people to chat with would also reduce the sadness of parting.

Yu Zhou thought of many ways to make Jinchuan less sad, but he didn't expect that the problem would be with Chenchen in the end.

I don't know if children can really feel it or for other reasons. Chenchen, who has always been well-behaved and doesn't cry much, suddenly burst into tears when Yu Zhou was about to give him to Jinchuan to hold him at the entrance of the village. His little hands were still tightly grasping Yu Zhou's clothes and unwilling to let go.

Two people from a village went to the prefectural city to take the prefectural examination, and many people from the village came to see them off. Seeing this scene, the slightly older women hurriedly said, "Chenchen can't bear to leave his father."

To be honest, how could Yu Zhou bear to leave his soft and milky son? Chenchen cried so hard that his whole heart was also tightened. He hurriedly walked slowly while holding Chenchen and rocking him gently to comfort him.

He was still mumbling, "Father is not at home, Chenchen must be good and not make trouble for your father..."

After coaxing him for nearly a cup of tea, Chenchen probably cried too much and fell asleep.

Yu Zhou reluctantly handed him to Jinchuan, and whispered in a voice that only the two of them could hear: "Come back in a month, you must remember your father."

Jinchuan looked down at his son and laughed: "I will tell him every day, and I will definitely not let him forget."

Yu Zhou said "hmm". There were many people around, so he couldn't make too intimate movements. He just looked at Jinchuan seriously for a while, and then whispered, "Wait for me to come back."

"Okay." Jinchuan solemnly agreed.

"And," Yu Zhou said, "Take care of yourself."

They reluctantly said goodbye, and Yu Wenliang was almost done.

Although Mr. Wen was Yu Zhou's teacher, he was old after all. This time they went on a long journey together, and their family was worried about the old and the young.

So even though they had said it several times before, before getting on the carriage, he still ran to Yu Zhou and asked him to take care of him more.

Amid the sound of wheels, the familiar scenery receded and the carriage slowly moved forward.

Yu Zhou stretched his head out of the window and watched the crowd of people seeing him off at the entrance of the village gradually become smaller and smaller, until the carriage turned a corner and nothing could be seen.

Because they had already brought everything they needed to prepare at home, after arriving in the town, Yu Zhou and his companions did not stay, but only met up with other scholars who were going to take the provincial examination and headed towards the provincial capital.