Su Binglan listened to the villagers and looked up at the sky. She did not notice it had not rained for several months.
The production of grain and crops were low in that era, and everyone relied on the weather to make a living. The people could produce more crops and grain whenever the weather was favorable.
The villagers would become more tired than usual whenever it was a drought season, and their crops would also dry up and die. They would rely on autumn to harvest grain for a year's living.
It was not easy for the villagers to work from the start of spring until autumn. They would have to wait to harvest their grain. One could tell how essential grain was to the people of that era.
Su Binglan's neighbor, Aunt Yang, also sighed. Su Binglan looked at the fields next to her. She saw how weak the crops were, and the ground was so dry that it began to reveal cracks.
