Fortunately, they all carried firewood knives, otherwise they really wouldn't have been able to get one.

Hold the sack, aim at the thorn balls, and then use the back of the wood knife to hit the part where the thorn balls connect to the branches, so that the thorn balls fall directly into the sack.

After a while, everyone's sacks were already bulging.

There are about thirty or forty chestnuts in this field, probably because no one has come in to pick them for a long time.

The thorn balls on the branches were densely knotted, and most of them had already opened their openings.

However, there was still a small part of the package that was tightly wrapped, and Qin Ranran directly picked them all up.

But Liu Dayong was rummaging in the grass under those chestnut trees, and the chestnuts in the thorn balls that had been fully stretched out fell to the ground, and he easily picked up a large bag.

He wrapped it in his coat, Qin Ranran took a cursory look, and there were at least three or four catties.

Zhang Jianguo is the most sharp, and the two sacks of thorn balls are solid.

He took a rattan and trapped the sack, then chopped a few sticks with a firewood knife, cut off the branches, and then stuck directly into the rattan, and picked up the chestnuts in the two sacks.

Although Gao Dahe is not as fast as Zhang Jianguo, he is more powerful than him.

Qin Ranran's two sacks were taken by him and stacked with him, and one person picked up four sacks of chestnuts.

Qin Ranran was holding Liu Dayong's chestnut-wrapped clothes in one hand and the rabbit in the other.

And Liu Dayong and Zheng Xinguo also carried two bags of chestnuts and walked towards the forest with excitement on their faces.

These ten sacks of chestnuts, removing the thorn shells on the outside, can at least weigh more than 100 catties.

By the time they got out of the mountain, it wasn't completely dark that day.

When some people saw their figures coming out of the mountains, their hearts suddenly became thoughtful.

Zhang Jianguo poured all these chestnuts into Qin Ranran's house, anyway, there was no one else in her house except her.

Although the rabbit Liu Dayong was reluctant, it still became a Chinese meal for all five people that night.

After work the next day, Zhang Jianguo took a large pair of scissors to Qin Ranran and asked her to peel chestnuts in the house.

The men continued to go up the hill to pick chestnuts, and they brought a few more sacks.

In addition to them going up the mountain, there were several other men who also went up the mountain together.

However, they also knew each other very well, and they didn't follow Zhang Jianguo, but just tried their luck in another direction.

After Zhang Jianguo finished picking the chestnut, he searched around again, not only found the chestnut tree, but also picked up a few broken trees.

The broken wood was covered with fungus, and they resisted it and threw it next to Qin Ranran's house.

He also brought back a pheasant and some wild eggs.

Qin Ranran boiled the water, and after the pheasant was dehaired, he cut a few fungus and threw them into the pot to cook together.

Then let Zhang Jianguo call Wu Mei and Shen Chaoyang to come over together.

Wu Mei knew that this girl had been sneaky with Zhang Jianguo in the past two days, and as she expected, she slipped to the mountains!

When I met, I couldn't help but mutter.

However, when he saw Qin Ranran's chestnuts in the small half room, he was also surprised and forgot to say anything more.

Just sit down and help Qin Ranran peel chestnuts together.

While peeling off the outer thorn shell and throwing it aside, he said to Qin Ranran: "Don't throw away these thorn shells, let Zhang Jianguo and them get them to the door to let the sun shine." When it snowed, I put it in a sack and put it on fire! ”

In a few days, Qin Ranran and the others managed to make more than 300 catties of chestnuts.