HBWnovel Chapter 5245 No One Wants to Eat
Chapter 5245 No One Wants to Eat
Chapter 5245 No One Wants to Eat
The gifted students were like this, full of calculations.
"I grow these vegetables." Luo Bi didn't mind reminding Bai Li.
Bai Li pursed her lips, looked at Huang Xinling, and then said to Luo Bi: "But the vegetables you planted have blocked our planting operations. Without sunlight, what should we do with our vegetables?!"
Zhu Qiqi and a few others came over curiously, tilting their heads to look for their planting operations.
Bai Ru's eyes were always on her favorite vegetables. If this was the planting assignment of the Fighting Class, she could eat it. Luo Bi glanced at her, and Bai Ru's thoughts could not be hidden.
Forget about it if you want to eat it. The Lin family and the Lu family have never eaten the vegetables from the Fighting Class for all these years. Now that they have finally grown them, it is natural that the Lin family and the Lu family will pick them first.
Besides, there are rules in the world of talents. If Luo Bi doesn’t ask for the vegetables she grows, no other talented students can eat them.
If you want to eat vegetables, that’s easy. Just grow them yourself.
If you can't grow them, just spend interstellar coins to buy them. There's no reason to have to eat vegetables grown by others.
Soon it was time for class and the students all returned to the classroom. Luo Bi called Bai Juan, Pei Yang and Mou Xu, and stepped onto the small bluestone wall. Bai Juan and the others climbed up, squatted down, and followed Luo Bi to look at the vegetables on the side.
"What are you doing?" Bai Juan asked.
Luo Bi poked at the radish and chives next to her and said, "I'll water them in a bit. We'll pull up the radishes and chives and transplant them somewhere else, away from the class's planting assignments."
"Ah?" Little kid Mu Xu opened his mouth wide.
Pei Yang also said anxiously: "If you pull it out, he will die."
Luo Bi took a breath. She was not sure, but she had to transplant the vegetables to another place: "The chives should be fine. I know how to transplant them. If I am careful, they should survive. I didn't count the green radishes."
Bai Juan immediately said, "Then don't transplant the green radishes."
Luo Bi insisted: "Pull them all out."
Bai Juan: “…”
Bai Juan glanced at Pei Yang, who pouted, reluctant to pull it out. It took a lot of effort to grow it, and if it was pulled out, it would probably not survive, so it would be better to leave it like this. In fact, the children understood what Luo Bi meant, she just didn't want Bai Ru to worry about it.
The vegetables planted next to the trees were pulled out, so the white lotus couldn't get in even if it wanted to.
Luo Bi insisted on pulling them out, and the children had no choice but to help. Luo Bi first watered the soil, and after the soil absorbed the moisture, several people carefully pulled out the green radishes and transplanted them to the place where the cabbage field was short of seedlings.
As for the chives? There was only a piece of land the size of a tabletop. Bai Juan pulled them all out and held them gently in her small hands, intending to carry them away and transplant them to an open space. Luo Bi was about to go over.
"I'll just go back to my own farm." Luo Bi planned to take it back to the dormitory apartment.
When Lin Yanchong and Lu Xianyu learned about this, they scolded Bai Ru, saying that he was thinking about everything and didn't even look at what he was dealing with. For someone like Luo Bi, he might as well just pull out the vegetables.
The vegetable seedlings were in good condition. Lu Xianyu rarely got angry. She pointed at Bai Ru and said, "Why did you mess with her? Is that your planting assignment? Don't you know what you are planting? They are green radishes and chives."
Bai Ru looked like she was being scolded obediently and didn't dare to say a word. She never thought that Luo Bi would pull up the vegetables.
If it were her, she would not be willing to do so.
Now, everyone's ideas were in vain. Luo Bi transplanted all the vegetables around the planting area, leaving a small open space in the middle. The vegetables were not next to each other, so they could not be mixed up even if they wanted to.