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Ag PhD wakes as evil in-law; nearly poisons kin, system saves all, finds love【Bulldozing the Famine】
Added:I just gave Derrick a little food. What is the big deal? Hiding. Still hiding.
If it weren't for YOU DEAD WEIGHTS, I WOULD HAVE MARRIED him by now.
>> Mom, that was our family's last bit of food. Our family hasn't eaten all day.
>> We're starving.
>> It is all because of your useless fools and no food. Then sell your wife and kids for money. What? YOU WANT ME TO STARVE?
>> GRANDMA, don't sell me. I have one last bowl of gr. I won't eat a single [music] bite. It is all for you, Grandma.
There is no meat in this. It's like you're a useless dead father. You should have been drowned at birth.
>> Mom.
Mom. Mom, you were awake? Ma, >> wasn't I at the Little River Restoration Project Celebration? Where am I?
It is a show. So, this is a prank, right, >> brother? Did mom fall? Did she hit her head? Why is she acting like the village idiot?
>> It is all my fault. I CAN'T EARN MONEY OR FIND MEAT. MOM STARVED OUT OF HER MIND.
>> This is so realistic.
You are all Oscar worthy.
Wait, Hollywood has no one like you guys? No way.
[sighs] This is all. WHAT IS THIS? HUH? What is going on?
You can't even feed me.
>> Stop crying. You are crying away OUR LUCK. OH NO. I CAN'T LIVE LIKE THIS.
SHAMELESS. You were all ganging up on me. Just a widow and her kids. I can't go on.
Can't beat me. Fine. I am in a NEW BODY.
BUT WHY DID I HAVE TO BECOME A grandma who torments her family, is heartless, and a love crazed fool?
>> Derek, here.
Here.
And these two silver coins plus this rice and flour. That is enough for you to marry me. It is the bride price.
>> Marry you? I am a young man who has never been married. Why would I marry someone like you? You are lazy and you've got a bunch of kids. A widow >> to get you the bride price. Give you everything we had and give it back.
It is a famine. Who has extra food? You want it back? Dream on.
>> Where Summers? If your little burdens were all dead, I might consider making you my concubine.
She took rat poison and put it in the rice porridge. But during the argument, she accidentally took a bite and died on the spot. Damn, that is brutal.
Others get to be princesses or aes at least a maid in a rich household. But me, not only am I vicious, I am dirt poor. I worked day and night writing papers, doing research. I finally became a PhD. And I didn't even get my bonus. I might as well be dead.
>> Mom, Grandma, don't die. Maddie doesn't want to lose you.
>> Mom, please don't do anything stupid.
You can beat or scold us. Just please.
Yes, we'll even give our lives. For years, she beat and abused them. But they're still so loyal. I was an orphan.
But here, I've gained a whole family.
Since I am here, let me, a 21st century overachiever, lead you all to a better life.
What are you all doing on your knees?
Get up. Get up. Get up.
>> Why is mom acting so different today?
>> She usually abuses me in private. Now she is putting on an act. Is she plotting another way to torture me?
>> Look, it is almost dawn. Let's go to the kitchen and make something to eat. I have to get rid of the poisoned paste from my predecessor. I can't just arrive here and get framed for murder.
>> Did you forget, Mom? The last of our food was taken by you. Now in the kitchen, there is not a single grain left.
>> It is okay, Mom. At dawn, the three of us will go out and do hard labor. We won't let you starve.
>> Right. Right.
>> So, it is a real famine. Three years of floods, three of locusts, and three of drought. A once- in a century famine.
What a hellish start. Heavens, how am I supposed to survive? [music] Congratulations. Host affinity system unlocked. Host simply gain others favor to accumulate affinity points. Use them to exchange for food and items. With enough affinity points, you can even unlock super items.
>> Affinity points. My predecessor was so awful. But I am a moral upstanding 21st century good citizen. Changing their minds. That'll be a piece of cake.
Before mom was wrong. After this, I am done with Derek's stone. From now on, our family will live well. Mom will make you something delicious.
>> Something delicious?
>> MOM, PLEASE SPARE OUR LIVES.
>> My predecessor once cooked with moldy rice. She almost killed them. Plus, everyone knows Derek Stone used her and her burden as an excuse to reject her.
They're afraid she'll actually poison them. No wonder they're reacting this way. Don't worry. This time, after my brush with death, I've left my foolishness in the grave. I'll never bother with Derek Stone again. Let's just be a happy family. Come on.
>> Why are you all reacting like this? No increase in affinity. Mom, you don't have to say that.
We know. Even though you are still in love with Derek Stone, we'll still be good to you. We'll listen. Just please don't abandon us.
>> Right. Right. Big brother's right. Mom, please don't abandon us. Me, too.
>> Why can't they understand what I am saying? Looks like for now, I'll have to keep controlling them. Are you getting up or not? I'm counting to three. Three.
Two.
Get the hell out. Go stand outside.
Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let's go.
>> Congratulations. Host class 10 affinity.
>> Huh? 10 points just like that. Yelling at them actually worked.
>> Mom's really changed. She only made us stand outside. She didn't even beat our butts. At this rate, if we're good from now on, maybe mom will even give us candy.
>> My predecessor was a genius. She brainwashed them all into complete fools.
This porridge is poisoned. I have to get rid of it.
This kitchen is so clean. Even a thief would be stunned.
10 affinity points for two fish.
Perfect.
But how can I get these two fish?
I've got it.
It is morning. You can all go about your business. Daisy, go boil some water.
Maddie, come get the fishing rod. Come with me. Come with grandma. Grandma's taking you fishing.
>> Fishing?
>> It has been 6 months since mom last went out to get us food. She's really changed.
>> But the Brookside River, Stonefield Village, cut off the water. How could there be any fish? I think mom is just messing with us.
>> So what if there are no fish? Mom just cares about us. Otherwise, why would she only tease us and not others?
>> You're impossible.
Forget it.
[music] [music] Still edible for the kids. It'll last them another day.
What the? This was a perfectly good river and they've ruined it. These people are something else.
>> Mrs. Summers, what are you doing?
Mrs. Summers, what are you fishing?
>> The water is almost gone. Where are the fish? You lazy good for nothing. You are really scraping the bottom. So you are using a straight hook just to look busy.
>> Well, what the? It is really a straight hook.
This body was she brainless?
Well, I was just killing time. Can I try my luck? I am fishing for a willing fish. You You are just slacking off on purpose. What is it to you? My family can't afford food. Can't I try my luck fishing? You are so free. Why don't you share your greens? Draymond, let's go.
PFT amateurs. Thought I couldn't get rid of you.
>> Go on. Look. Wow, a fish. It is so big.
You weren't lying, Grandma. You really caught a big carp.
>> I promised, didn't I? Grandma always keeps her promises. I always keep my word. I won't lie again. Let's go. Let's go home for fish.
>> Mhm.
Let's go. Happy.
I just heard something in her bucket. No way. She actually caught a big fish. Who cares about her? Let's go. Ignore her.
A big fish. I have to tell Derek. He'll make her give it to us.
>> These days, even hard labor pays nothing. After all that work, we only made one copper. That is not even enough for a few bowls of chap porridge. Maybe mom had some luck.
>> How could she? Ever since I married in, mom has never brought home so much as a single meal, let alone go fishing. Her hook is straight.
>> Grandma, you are like a real life goddess. You made them appear out of thin air.
>> You are so sweet. From now on, I'll make sure you eat well. You are back.
By the long faces, go boil some water.
Get the food ready.
>> Mom, we're so useless. We went out and earned nothing. We'll just have to eat wild greens.
>> No, Dad. Grandma caught fish and a huge car.
It is really fish. So big. Mom, you are amazing. See, I told you mom really cares about us. She actually caught two huge carp. Quick, go cook them.
>> Okay, I'll go now.
>> Here you mom.
>> Is mom really being nice to us? She probably just wants to cook the fish and give it to Derek Stone. By making me cook, the stones save their own effort and firewood.
This is the life.
My sweet Maddie. Mom is the backbone of our family. You mustn't overwork yourself.
>> And grandma can even make a big carp. Is today the day I get to eat meat? Of course you can.
>> Such a wonderful family. And she didn't even cherish them. Now that I am here, I'll take good care of this family and live a good life.
>> Dinner's ready.
>> Let's go. Come on, Maddie.
>> Here is the fish.
>> Wow, >> this fish smells amazing.
>> It smells so good. I am drooling.
>> Come sit.
Why did you bring this back again? I didn't want to waste it. This is for me.
You all eat the fish. I promise I won't even have a sip of the soup.
>> Give it to me.
Mom, I am human, too. I need to eat, too. I haven't eaten in two days. I won't eat the fish. I just want one bite of this spoiled bran. At least. At least let me live.
>> And it's not about this girl.
The more I explain, the more they're scared. What did she do to these people?
How badly did she abuse them? Looks like I'll have to use her old tactics.
This stuff is not to be eaten. Not even for the chickens. It must BE THROWN OUT.
FROM NOW ON, HER FAMILY WILL EAT WHITE RICE, FISH, and meat.
What is wrong? Why are you all just standing there? Come on, sit down.
>> Mom, you never let us sit down to eat.
>> The past is the past, and now is now.
After what I've been through, I've completely changed. From now on, we're all equal. We'll share everything.
>> What? Not happy.
>> Happy. I was so happy.
Happy. Happy.
>> Quick, sit down.
>> That is more like it. Easy peasy. And I've gained a lot of affinity points. I am a total overachiever. I am a top performer everywhere.
Have some fish. Go on.
Smells so good. Is this carp?
>> It is a huge carp. Something this good.
And you are keeping it to yourself. You didn't think to give some to my son first.
>> What are you saying? Why should we give it to you?
>> You are just a burden. You are keeping your mom from remarrying. How dare you talk back?
>> Why is mom reacting to Derek so differently than before?
Hey, what is taking you so long?
Whenever you had something good, you always gave it to us first. Now you have fish. So hurry up and bring it over.
>> You are right. I forgotten back then. I gave your family plenty of good things.
These two, they almost had the old me fooled. Otherwise, a hardworking family like this. How could they be so poor?
When I get the chance, I have to get that money back.
>> Why bring that up? Just bring the fish over, right? Hey, you still want to marry me? Bring me the fish now and I might consider making you my concubine, right? Otherwise, you are just a notoriously awful mother-in-law. No one would take you for free.
>> Fine. You want the fish, huh?
>> Figures. Mom's still going to give the fish to Derek.
>> That is more like it. Grace, from now on, the good stuff is for me first.
>> For you first, huh? H. Yeah.
>> For you first. How about a beating? You ungrateful bastard.
>> That is for you. You ungrateful man.
>> Are you crazy, Grace? How dare you kick my Derek? So what if I did? All these years you've eaten my food, DRUNK MY WINE, USED my things, and you still want to steal the fish I worked so hard for.
You think I am a pushover. HOW IS THAT STEALING? YOU AND MY DEREK, WE'RE IN LOVE. YOU GAVE IT ALL WILLINGLY.
BESIDES, we've repaid you. repaid me. I gave you a full four tales of SILVER AND YOU REPAY ME WITH A single pancake.
>> You, if you keep this up, I'LL NEVER MARRY YOU.
>> Who wants to marry you? Take a good look in the mirror. Who'd want to marry a lazy good for nothing with a heart of pure evil? What are you waiting for? Get them out of my house.
>> Right, >> Maddie? Come here. Get out. GO.
>> DEREK, STOP. YOU'RE LEAVING OR YOU WANT A BEATING?
>> YEAH. WATCH IT OR I'LL TAKE YOU.
>> You worthless brats.
You really think Grace, THAT OLD HAG IS GOOD TO YOU? LET ME TELL YOU THE TRUTH.
SHE HAS ALWAYS WANTED TO POISON YOU.
Her She has always wanted to poison you all.
You stop talking nonsense. Mom has changed. She She loves us more than anything now.
>> She loves you.
I gave her that rat poison. Personally, she wants to love you all the way to the grave.
>> So, the fish today is our last meal from mom. Maddie, >> I knew it. This vicious old woman left a mess and I have to clean it up.
This porridge has rat poison.
See, SHE ADMITTED IT. TAKE MY ADVICE.
LEAVE HER NOW before she gets you killed.
>> So what if it is rat poison? You gave it to me. Then have a taste yourself.
[laughter] >> You vicious woman. You're trying to kill my money.
>> PFT. This is justice. What money do you have? Everything you have, every last scent came from me.
>> JUST YOU WAIT.
>> Don't worry. We'll be seeing each other again soon.
My money. I have to get it back.
Look, I was just acting on impulse. I've changed now. Really? From now on, I'll be good to you.
How do I spin? Attempted murder. Need help ASAP.
Plus 50 affinity points.
Huh? Where did this affinity come from?
>> Mom, you're so wonderful.
Mom's really changed. Mom even poured out the POISON GRILL. YOU DIDN'T MAKE US EAT IT.
>> Grandma's so nice now. The old grandma put rat poison in the porridge by mistake. She didn't even care when I almost ate it.
How terrible was my past self. As long as I don't poison them, they think I've changed. You kids, you are all good, kids. From now on, I promise I'll settle down and live with you. And we'll live well. Come on, let's eat.
>> Come on.
>> Here we go.
>> Yay.
Here.
>> This fish is so yummy. I've never eaten anything this good.
>> I can't believe our family is really eating fresh fish. It >> is all thanks to mom. If not for mom, we'd still be starving.
This is just the beginning. From now on, we'll have plenty of fish. Plenty to eat up. Huh? You were eating the bones, too.
Mom, look at him.
>> Have some water, Grandma.
That move last night maxed out the affinity of full 80 points.
So, food for now. [sighs] But to solve this for good, I need a long-term plan.
>> If it rains more this year, we'd have a good harvest.
Then we wouldn't have to go hungry.
>> Yeah, it is a terrible drought. The fields are completely barren.
What is this? Seeds.
Desert wheat seeds.
My senior said the other day that in the Red Desert they've grown desert wheat.
The yield is just as good as regular wheat. It needs less water and has a high survival rate. If I can learn to grow desert wheat, then everyone will have enough to eat.
Maddie, you are Grandma's little lucky star.
>> Grandma, I can't breathe.
Mom, it is too hot out today. You should just rest at home. We're going to the mountain for greens.
>> From now on, we'll never have to dig for greens on that barren mountain again.
Mom has a way to feed the whole family.
>> Really?
>> Ha. Have a plan now to feed the whole family.
>> Really?
>> Mom's telling the truth. She doesn't lie to us anymore.
>> Right. Right.
>> All right, Frank. Go get the hoe. Take me to our field.
>> You got it.
>> Henry, go get two buckets of fertilizer.
Manure. Paul, go get two buckets of water. All right, let's get to work.
Let's get moving and we'll eat meat every meal.
>> Yeah. Hey, Maddie. It is too hot out there. You just stay home and be good.
Watch the fish. Don't let a stray cat get it.
>> Okay, Grandma.
>> Let go. You think Grace Summers has really changed? What is Grace Summers up to now?
>> She is just going to work the fields.
>> Her that lazy woman can farm. She is just making her sons work again. Her daughter-in-law, she's always fighting with. Doesn't seem to be around.
You smell it right. It is the smell of fish on my clothes. Last night, my family ate a big carp. My mother-in-law got it. This time, she is really changed. changed. How? Daisy, your mother-in-law is out there now with your husband and his two brothers just fooling around. She insists on planting wheat in that parched desert.
>> In this dry land? How can you grow wheat? Did you hear that right?
>> Everyone heard it. That Grace Summers is up to no good. She is probably cooking up another bad idea. You should go check on them.
Right. Just like that. Flatten the ground. The slope. Remember, it can't be more than 5 cm.
>> Got it.
>> Good thing I studied desert wheat with my mentor.
>> Now, with my environmental science expertise, turning this dry land into soil with the right pH balance, we'll be a piece of cake.
>> Mom, what are you all doing?
>> Mom's teaching us to plant desert wheat.
From now on, we'll never go hungry again.
Frank, are you out of your mind? This land, nothing grows here.
>> If mom says it works, it will.
>> Wait, in the desert, Draymond, I bet someone got dumped by Derek Stone and came back on purpose to torment these boys.
>> What nonsense are you talking? Mom loves us the most.
>> Right. Mom even got us a big harp.
>> A big harp? Her? Probably traded for it.
Your family is so poor you can't even eat. Don't tell me. You sold your granddaughter for it.
What nonsense are you talking? Maddie is my most precious granddaughter. How could I sell her? What lies are you spreading? Rose Miller, my predecessor's arch rival. Just as sharp tonged, but she was no match for her unreasonable ways. So, she always caused trouble. And now she's slandering me.
>> But [laughter] But Maddie really isn't here. number. It is too hot out here. I told her to stay inside. She is not allowed out. Since when are you so kind?
Everyone in this village knows that since she was three, you've been making her work the fields. I bet you are in cahoots with a trafficker. You are keeping her home on purpose.
>> So that is WHY YOU ARE EATING FISH. SO THAT IS THE MONEY FROM SELLING YOUR GRANDDAUGHTER. EXACTLY. THAT IS HEARTLESS.
>> MOM, Maddiey's only five. She always listens to you. How could you do that?
What nonsense are you talking? You believe what an outsider says. Mom would never sell Maddie.
>> She won't sell her. Who was it that caused all the trouble before?
>> Exactly. Wasn't it her? She has done so many terrible things. You don't know. Do you? Such a vicious ploy. And they're all just following along. And these three, what a mess. But if we're going to live well here, we have to stick together and get along with our neighbors.
Fine. I admit it.
>> See, she admitted it.
>> I admit I was too harsh before. I was too hard on the kids. But Maddie, how could I sell her? If you don't believe me, go to my house and see her for yourselves.
>> Who wants to see me?
>> Hey, that is perfectly fine. She wasn't sold. Rose Miller, why are you LYING ABOUT HER? WELL, >> I WAS JUST TRYING TO WARN YOU. You know what she was like? We all know she changed overnight. You believe that?
>> What are you doing here alone?
>> Mom, I came to bring Grandma some cool well water.
>> Grandma, it is hot. Have a drink.
>> Look at how close they are. She must always do on Maddie. Rosem Miller, you are such a gossip. Always making up lies. All right, let's go. Unbelievable.
>> Let's go. Let's go. You just wait. Grace Summers, I don't believe it. You'll slip up.
>> So sweet and refreshing. That is our Maddie. So thoughtful.
>> Mom, don't praise her so much. This is the first time she has been this helpful.
>> Oh, really? Are you feeling guilty?
While we were away, you drank all the fish soup, didn't you?
>> Uncle Paul, that is not true. I only had one sip.
>> Our Maddie is my most precious treasure.
Forget the fish soup. Even the finest delicacies. If our Maddie wants it, we'll get it for you tomorrow.
>> Really, Grandma? If you give me meat every day, even if really sold me, I wouldn't blame you.
Silly girl.
All right, it is about lunchtime. Let's go home for lunch. We'll come back this afternoon. Okay, let's go, Maddie. Let's go.
>> Her love for Maddie is actually real. It seems she has really changed.
>> Tired today?
HOT GRACE.
What is wrong? What is wrong? Doc, you look so panicked.
>> It is your Henry.
HE ALMOST BEAT DAVID FORD TO DEATH.
>> WHAT?
>> Get out of here.
>> What is going on?
>> YOUR FAMILY ALREADY CALLED OFF THE ENGAGEMENT AND HE STILL HAD THE NERVE TO SEDUCE MY DAUGHTER. WHEN HE WAS CAUGHT, HE EVEN ATTACKED MY SON.
>> THAT IS A LIE. HOW COULD MY BROTHER just attack someone FOR NO REASON? GRACE SUMMERS, FOR HENRY'S SAKE, YOU'LL SAY ANY LIE. EVERYONE HERE IS WATCHING, >> RIGHT? Henry heard that Emily was getting engaged to my nephew, Nick. He flew into a rage and attacked. David tried to stop him, but Henry pushed him and he collapsed. For this life, your second son will pay with his life.
>> Brother. Ed. My brother is dying.
>> Brother.
>> David. David. He doesn't look like he was beaten. His face is blue. He is choking. He was just pushed down. How could that? Cuz this this is clearly something is blocking his airway.
>> David, GET AWAY. DON'T YOU TOUCH MY DAVID.
>> I AM TRYING TO SAVE HIM.
>> Stop putting on an act. Your second son killed him. You are all going to jail.
>> He is on his last breath. Still trying to deny it.
It is murder only if he dies. He is not going to die.
>> Hold him.
>> You're not a doctor. Can you really raise the dead?
>> Himlich maneuver. Standard procedure.
Fist with one hand. Place the thumb side above the navl. Two fingers up. Grab the fist with the other hand. QUICKLY UPWARD. THRUST INTO THE ABDOMEN. Repeat thrust until the object is dislodged.
What is Grace up to now?
>> Uncle, she can't really save David Ford, can she? If he lives, what about the Fords making Emily marry Henry?
>> No way.
>> What if then? Go say this.
Go. He is dead. AND YOU ARE STILL INSULTING HIS BODY, RIGHT?
>> YOU WALKERS HAVE GONE TOO FAR.
>> NO, I AM REALLY TRYING TO.
YOU, Grace Summers, playing the hero.
You probably wish he'd just die already.
[sighs and gasps] >> Exactly. EVERYONE KNOWS YOU AND DAVID FORD fell out over your second son.
You've been enemies for ages.
>> If you want him to live, then get out of my way.
David. David, you're okay.
She She actually saved him.
>> Dr. Summers is amazing.
>> Thankfully, I know some basic first aid.
Otherwise, it would have been bad.
>> Dr. Summers, she is a changed woman. She and David Ford used to fight all the time, but now she is turning the other cheek and saved him. Is this even the same Dr. Summers? She has become unrecognizable.
>> This is my chance. A perfect chance to win them over.
I've cheated to death once and now I finally understand who is good to me and who is just trying to bleed me dry. See it all now. From now on I will repay kindness and for grudges.
I'll get revenge.
>> Right. Some people bullied my mother, harmed her, and ruined my brother's marriage. All of this will be settled.
WHY IS EVERYONE LOOKING AT ME? You are the one who didn't want Henry to marry the Fords. So, you're the one WHO FOUGHT DAVID FORD. WHAT HAS THAT GOT TO DO WITH ME >> EXACTLY?
>> Your sister wants to marry my second son. SHE'LL HAVE TO PAY A TWO SILVER DOWY. OTHERWISE, no way.
>> In this world, HOW CAN THERE BE A WOMAN LIKE YOU? THEY'RE IN LOVE. THEY'RE A PERFECT MATCH. WE'VE ALREADY LOWERED THE BRIDE PRICE. AND YOU STILL INSIST on a three silver dowy? YOU ARE JUST TRYING TO TEAR THEM APART. None of your business. Pay up or leave.
>> In this world, HOW CAN THERE BE A MOTHER SO VICIOUS?
>> Don't worry, Derek. As long as I say no, it won't happen.
>> Good. Good. Once my nephew marries Emily Ford, I'll marry you.
So back then they were in love, but the original owner to please Derek had Nick Stone marry Emily Ford. She not only forced them apart, but even took the hard-earned bride price money and gave it all to Derek. That is just despicable.
>> Aunt Grace, since you saved me, the past is in the past. As long as you can pay the bride price and treat my sister well. Her marriage to your second son.
I'll agree.
>> That is great. Henry, I am getting a sister-in-law.
>> With our family situation, where are we going to get two tales of silver for the bride price?
>> My oldest son and his wife are exploited. My second son can't marry, and my youngest is so skinny. These three brothers, they've all had it so hard.
Mom, [sighs] let's just forget it. Emily and I just weren't meant to be. Let's go home.
>> Huh? Such a good son. Such a good family. And yet, because of my past self, they've suffered so much. Good thing I am here now. Don't worry.
Mom's here now. I'll help you. I'll make this marriage happen. Some people owe me. And it is time to pay up.
>> Grace Summers, you talk a big game. You know your own character. You know it well. If you just tell me your fish catching trick, maybe I'll change my mind and consider you.
>> You'll consider me.
>> Ever since Grace became a widow, she has been desperate to remarry. When she latched onto Derek, she practically paid to marry him. Look at her. She's about to get on her knees and beg.
>> Kneel down and beg me.
Beg you. I am begging you, brother.
Begging you. BEGGING YOU. I AM BEGGING YOU.
>> GRACE IS ACTUALLY HITTING DEREK.
>> HAS GRACE lost her mind? But I thought she was desperate to marry Derek. How dare she? I am begging you. I am begging you.
>> [laughter] >> Pay up.
[music] >> Money. When did I ever OWE YOU MONEY?
>> FOUR TALES OF SILVER, 30 BAGS OF CORN, 20 BAGS OF FLOUR, EVERYTHING I'VE given you over the years. Pay it all back.
>> You wanted to marry me. You gave it to me freely. So why should I pay you back?
>> Exactly, Grace. You told me yourself.
You said you wanted to marry Derek and be together forever. So all that wasn't that just your own dowy?
>> Always knew she was trouble. Never thought she'd actually be fooling around with Derek.
>> Figures. A leopard can't change its spots.
You old hat. How dare you challenge me?
>> Pearl drama. How does everyone know about it? Isn't this a feudal society?
>> So our arrangement was conditional on marriage. That is why I gave you the money. Now that you've broken our deal, you owe me the money back.
>> Good thing I watch so many gossipy lawyer videos. These men's little tricks. I know them all too well.
>> You gave it to me. Why should I PAY IT BACK?
>> EVEN A DIVORCE gets her dowy back. What you are doing IS JUST MARRIAGE FRAUD. So what?
>> Then go report me. I'll still be in the right.
>> You reason. Go reason with this knife.
>> A scoundrel like him. Reasoning with him is useless. He only responds to brute force.
>> You wouldn't dare. MURDER IS A DEATH SENTENCE.
>> You think I won't? There is a famine.
That money is for my family. It is our lifeline. If you don't give it back, you are sentencing my family to death. Then we'll all die together.
>> Right. We'll fight them TO THE DEATH.
FINE. I'LL GIVE IT TO YOU. I'LL GIVE IT TO YOU. OH, >> that is more like it.
You okay, UNCLE?
WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT? GET LOST. LET'S GO. Let's go. Get out. Get out. Uncle, >> here. Take it.
>> Mom, this is >> all this money. This is the bride price for the Ford girl. Our family needs to grow.
>> This is so much money. It could feed our family for half a year. I can't get married and let our family starve.
Just take it. With me here, you think we'll go without meat, >> right? As a family, if we work together, our lives will only get better and better.
>> Exactly.
>> So Emily and I can be together. Thanks, Mom. Thanks, Frank.
>> Go, go, go, Emily. We have the money now. We can finally be together.
Stop. Get back here.
>> Where do you think you're going?
>> I give you all the money. What more do you want?
>> Our business isn't over yet.
>> Frank Paul, follow me to the Stones.
>> What are we going to my house for?
Stoneville Village is upstream on the Brookside River. It is far. You still owe me 30 lbs of corn and 20 bags of flour. You owe me. You are paying me back today. We're taking it all.
>> Yes.
[music] >> Back off. Get them. Take it all.
>> No. Yes.
>> What are you looking at?
>> Rubbing me.
Can you steal my grain? My grain? Don't take my grain. There's more.
Help.
[laughter] You were robbing me.
>> I am fine. What do we DO NOW?
>> GRACE SUMMERS, YOU JUST WAIT.
MADDIE, what is all this >> food? So much.
>> All this led us to get it back from Derek Stone's house.
>> Mom, no. She is like a completely different person.
>> You bet. Mom really gives us her all.
The silver we just got back. She didn't keep a scent. She gave it all to me for the bride price so I could marry Emily in style.
This is just the beginning. Our family's future is only going to get better.
>> From now on, our family's life is going to be more and more prosperous.
>> Let's go home. Come on. Let's go. Home we go.
>> Maddie, you're first.
I've never had such a big such a fragrant steamed bun.
>> Oh, bring the wheat over.
>> Don't rush. There's a second batch.
>> I have to eat fast. So, I have strength to knead the dough and make grandma a big steamed bun.
>> Such a good girl.
>> You are a thoughtful little girl.
The family I always craved but never had is now within my grasp. Coming here wasn't a bad deal.
Congrats. Host affinity points reached 500.
Manual plow excavator and a combined harvester and drones. If I can get all of these, feeding my family is nothing.
Feeding the whole village won't be a problem.
>> How could I HAVE MARRIED A GOOD FOR NOTHING? Your mother and I are starving.
And you still won't rent our land to Stonefield Village? I might as well be dead.
>> Rent our land.
>> There is a drought this year. Stonefield Village cut off our water supply. Our land hasn't grown anything since. They even send someone to tell us to rent our land to them. And in return, each family only gets five bushels of grain a year.
Five bushels? That is barely enough for a family to get by. Who would agree to that?
>> Mom, we were the first to agree.
>> To suck up to Derek Stone. She had no shame. stone fields in a famine and they're still profiting. They're all heartless. But if I can just grow the desert wheat, their dirty tricks will fall apart on their own.
>> Honey, I >> get out.
Aunt Grace.
>> Didn't scare you, did I?
>> Scare her? She came back today with a knife and got BACK FOUR TAILS OF SILVER and several big bags of grain. She'll always have food. Well, what about us?
Henry, go get two lb of flour.
Go.
My predecessor was a brute. She was hated everywhere except by John because she once gave him a meal. He has always seen her as family. But now his mother's sick and his wife is pregnant. His whole family is starving. If the drought continues, the first to starve will be his family.
>> Mom, here.
>> What is this? What is this for? ARE YOU TRYING TO POISON ME AGAIN?
>> What are you doing? Are you trying to poison me again? Why would I poison you for no reason? My predecessor for the gift money threw parties for every excuse. She accidentally used rat poison. It poisoned over a dozen people.
Linda Carter was one of them.
This old witch is so hard to redeem.
That was then. I am rich now. So what if I want to waste it? You don't want it?
Don't want it? Then I'll just feed it to the chickens. Are you crazy? In a time when people are starving, you are wasting food. Aren't you afraid of being struck by lightning? I have so much grain. I don't know where to put it all.
Once I grow my desert wheat, will I really be short on food?
>> Fine. You don't want it? Then give it to me. I'll just pay you back later. You What was that about desert wheat?
>> Mom just discovered it. A new wheat variety. Droughtresistant and easy to grow and high yielding. If we can grow it, everyone will have enough to eat.
>> Can my family plant it?
>> Sure. Plenty of seeds. I was just wondering how to promote the desert wheat. Start with a model and expand.
John Carter is a perfect choice.
Huh? That is great. Then we'll have enough to eat.
>> Are you too out of your minds? You actually believe Grace Summers can grow wheat in dry land?
You really believe Grace Summers can grow wheat in dry land?
>> I do.
>> You really think she is your savior?
That bowl of food, she just didn't want it. That is why she tossed it to you.
She is just lying to you. Rosem Miller, are you a fly or something? Why are you everywhere? I can't stand you lying.
>> What nonsense are you talking? My mom NEVER LIES.
>> You are a liar, little brat. Everyone knows your mom in this whole area who hasn't been screwed over by her.
>> What? Want to get burned, too? You You >> Huh?
>> Gray Summers is just a heartless woman.
You'd better watch out. When the time comes, don't come crying to me for food.
It is okay. If you trust me, come with us tomorrow.
>> Okay. Whether I am the villain or the hero, nothing will stop me from planting desert wheat.
Lately, the temperature has been over 95°. We'll work in the morning and evening when it is cooler. By harvest day, we'll have a harvest.
>> Okay, >> let's go. Go.
Idiots. Don't they know that's a plant now? We're at the mercy of Stonefield Village. And they actually believe that woman, Grace Summers.
>> No way. I have to plant my land. I need to talk to Derek Stone.
Planting wheat and dry land. Uh that crazy woman. She thinks she can stop me from taking all the land in Walker's Grove, but her own land was already rented out. All she has left is that useless dry land.
>> Right. Right. So Dr. Grace Summers.
She'll never amount to anything.
>> So, what about my two plots?
>> Don't worry. Just do. As I say, get them to rent all their land to the stones and work for us. As for your water, you'll get your share.
>> Yes, that is great.
Great summers. This time, Derek Stone really hates you. Now, let's see how you survive.
All right, we've planted the wheat and we fertilized it. Now we just have to wait for it to sprout.
>> Come, Maddie. Mom.
>> Such a good girl. Mom, are you hungry?
>> Feeling better.
>> Last night. Did Maddie make this doll?
These BS are so hard. How can you make this, John? Huh?
>> Here, take them. Here, take them. Take them all.
>> Thanks, Aunt Grace.
>> Mom, it is fine.
>> Here, dear.
>> Last few times, she said there was too much to eat.
Last time, she said they were too dirty from the ground. This time, she just made up an excuse that the buns were too hard. But this is a famine. Forget being hard. Even if they were as hard as stone, you'd have to eat them. She's clearly helping us.
>> Dear, I'll take these home for now.
That lazy woman, Grace Summers, for that dry land is working day and night. She can't have actually made it grow, can she?
You're just letting Jon follow that family in their foolishness.
It is a famine. Having work is a blessing. Besides, she even makes excuses daily to bring me food. A few buns and she has bought you off.
So desperate.
Look at her three sons. She treats them like dogs. John's not far behind. He'll be a summer soon enough.
No way. Aunt Grace has changed a lot.
That Grace Summers, she is so greedy.
She'd even pluck a mosquito's leg. Do you think she is being nice for free? I bet she just wants Jon to work for her as free labor for life. Then who and your baby? Who will you have to turn to?
Ro Miller, you can't go a day without causing trouble, can you?
What? Guilty.
Bat. You don't have the skill to grow wheat in dry land.
>> Wheat in dry land. Grace Summers. Isn't she known for being lazy?
>> She says this wheat is different.
It can grow without water.
>> Aunt Grace, did you really grow wheat?
>> Now everyone knows. Grace Summers, let's see how you get out of this.
>> Go on, Dr. Summers. Tell us.
>> Fields are so dry. There is no water.
What makes her think she can do it? She is clearly just bragging.
>> Rosem Miller, you are making such a fuss. You just want to see me fail, don't you? Well, I won't give you the satisfaction.
Everyone can grow wheat.
>> She says SHE CAN GROW WHEAT. WHO'D BELIEVE THAT?
>> You all heard her. She says she can grow it in those fields so dry, not even weeds grow.
>> If you don't believe me, come and see for yourselves. Let's go. Seeing is believing. The wheat has sprouted.
Perfect for a demonstration.
Stop the act. Once we get to the fields, let's see how you keep up the act today. I want you all to be my witnesses.
Then I'll get everyone to grow desert wheat and have enough to eat. This is my chance to really promote it. If I can get the villagers to grow it too, it'll be a great benefit to everyone.
>> You think you are worthy.
This is dry land. Who would grow this desert wheat you are talking about?
>> Growing wheat in dry land? I've never heard of such a thing. This land is parched. THE SOIL IS ALMOST SAND. NOT EVEN a god could save it.
>> You are just stalling. What is the point? Just show us already. Let's see if it is just sand or wheat.
Come on. Come on. Let's go.
>> Let's go see.
>> They're really wheat sprouts. She grew wheat in dry land. It is really wheat.
How did Dr. Grace Summers do it? She is amazing.
>> My house is near the Brookside River, but I got nothing. But Aunt Grace in dry land grew wheat. Is she the sage farmer reborn?
>> Impossible. Grace hasn't farmed in years. What would she know about new wheat seeds?
>> But this is real wheat sprouts. Once it is harvested, we'll have enough to eat.
That is great.
>> Wow, it has gone up so much. At this rate, a combined harvester is just around the corner. Then who is worried about famine?
>> These sprouts are strong. Once it is harvested, the yield will be high, right?
>> Of course, it'll yield at least double the traditional wheat.
>> What? You want to grow it, too?
>> We do. We've been dreaming of it.
>> This is so selfish. She is used to it.
She'd never teach you. Don't get your hopes up.
Who says I won't teach? I will, but I have one condition.
Given my past reputation, if I teach for free, they'll be suspicious. I need to set the right condition.
>> Any condition. Just name it. Right. An extra halfacre will feed my whole family for months. As long as we can eat, I'll do anything.
>> Food in the 21st century. A problem long solved. But for so many people, it is still a distant dream. Could it be? This is why I am here.
>> All right. I'll take one/10enth of your harvest. That is for the seeds.
One10enth Stonefield Village takes our entire 10acre plot and only gives us five bushels a year. I am in. I'll work with you. Me too.
>> You idiots. What good are seeds without land? Where is the land? Your land. You already gave it to Stonefield Village, right?
>> She is right. Our land, most of it was taken by Stonefield. We finally had a chance to have enough to eat. Is this all for nothing?
>> Who says there is no land? Isn't this all land, Sam? That 3acre plot behind you.
Isn't that yours? Huh?
I told you Grey Summers knows nothing about wheat. But you wouldn't listen.
This whole plot has been barren for years. It is hard to even plow. You have no land to farm.
Who says there is no land to farm? This land is just a bit overgrown and a bit barren. Just add fertilizer. There's a solution.
I am a workaholic who got her PhD in environmental science by 30. A little baron land is supposed to stop me.
>> You sure talk a big game. This baron land. You think you can clear it in just a couple of days. If you want a plan here, it'll take at least a week. You are better off working for Stonefield.
At least you won't work for nothing.
>> He is right, Mom. That last plot, the three of us worked on it together, and it still took almost a week. And fall is almost here. I am afraid we won't make it.
>> The normal way is tough, but what if I cheat?
>> Manual plow available.
>> What is this?
Wow. But this there is nothing I can't dig.
Don't worry. I've got this. I have a plan. So, anyone who is willing tomorrow, come to my house early for seeds.
>> Right. We have to hurry. Let's get to work tomorrow.
>> Stonefield Village is hiring tomorrow.
Meals are included. Sign up by the Brookside River. Go on. Think it over.
Spots are limited. Wait too long and you'll get nothing.
Stonefield Village controls the Brookside River. They control everyone's fate. You think you can fight me, Grace?
Draymond.
Mom, we have to clear and water the land. Even with the three of us working, that plot will take six or seven days to plant. And at this rate, it'll be too late to plant.
>> Yeah, Mom. If the crops don't survive, we'll all get blamed.
>> Oh, don't worry. I have a plan. Go get some rest. We have to work early tomorrow. Go on. Go on. Don't worry about me.
>> Okay, Mom. Get some rest.
>> Chemical synthesis isn't feasible here.
To improve the soil, I need [gasps] organic and green manure and a nitrogen phosphorus potassium fertilizer.
MPK fertilizer.
With what I have, I can make it myself.
With these, I can turn baron land into fertile soil, let alone dry land.
Plus, I have my cheat.
What is taking on so long?
>> If this doesn't work, we have to hurry to sign up in Stonefield. If we're late, there'll be no spots left.
>> Right. Exactly.
>> Don't go yet. Mom said she has a plan.
>> Who says I don't have a plan?
Mom, it is all my fault. They've all left.
>> It is okay. More than I expected.
>> With my reputation, these people are just desperate for food. They're just clutching at straws.
>> All the grace. Have you figured it out?
We're not leaving. We trust you.
>> Right. Right. My back is bad. Can't do the work in Stonefield. Working for you.
Can at least get a meal.
Yeah. Just to have enough to eat.
>> Enough to eat? It is the people's simplest wish. I came from the 21st century. Maybe. I am here to help you make your wish come true. Henry Paul, go get the things from inside.
Do as I say. The rest of you, follow me.
Don't push. Better than everyone. Line up.
Well, well, look who it is. The one who claims she can grow wheat in dry land.
Dr. Grace Summers. For such a great opportunity, only a few people are following you.
>> Can she really grow wheat on her own?
Where's the water? The land. It is already summer. Is it even possible? Mom said we only need 3 days to plow the land.
>> 3 days?
In your dreams? That land's been dry for almost a year. Even if you work yourselves to death, you can't dig up 2 acres in 3 days. But we're different. We have water from the Brookside River. Our wheat is sure to thrive.
>> Plus, working for Stonefield Village means a free meal every day.
A single meal. Is that the best you can offer? First, you cut off the water during the famine. Then, you force them to lease their land. Then, you hire them back for next to nothing to work for you. You are lower than a snake. Even old Jack wasn't as heartless as you.
>> Exactly. You are heartless.
>> Who are you calling heartless? It is a famine. Getting a meal is a godsend.
Today it is a meal. Tomorrow half a meal. And finally, not even a slop of chaff. You'll spend your whole life as their indentured servant.
>> Fine. Fine. You believe Dr. Grace Summers, right? Signups end today.
Anyone who doesn't sign up can just starve.
>> Dr. Summers? Why did you have to argue with them? Now look what you've done to us. What has my mom got to do with this?
You'd rather be oppressed by the stones.
>> At least they'll feed us. And you can you guarantee we won't starve.
>> Let it go. When the harvest comes, they'll see for themselves.
>> You a harvest. As if you have what it takes.
Let's all go and see how Dr. Grace Summers going to dig this land.
>> Fine. Be my guest.
I've watered this land. It is softer now, but it is still impossible to dig.
>> It is fine. It'll plow. Do you really think you are some kind of strong man?
This ground is hard. One swing of the hoe and it won't even make a dent. Gray Summers. Everyone's watching. Let's see how you get out of this one. What is the rush?
Worried about me? Just wait and see.
Thick of the devil. I was just worried how to get the word out.
Now that is solved.
>> Still talking tough when you are done for. From now on, anyone who wants to join me, your daily wage will be half a bowl of rice.
As for you, if you give me back my money and in front of everyone kneel and apologize to me, might just take pity on you and spare you a bite.
>> Even pigs would be ashamed. Tameful. You >> listen up. Even if you sell your ancestral home, take all your fortune and kneel before me for three days and nights. I will never forgive you.
>> You follow her. You'll get no pay from Stonefield and no weed either. You'll be sorry.
We'll see who was sorry.
You can't even dig the ground and you are still running your mouth. Who says I can't?
>> Ma, the other field is plowed.
Mom, the field's plowed. What? The fields plowed?
>> You are kidding. An acre plowed in 2 hours. Just the two of them.
>> Number it is this.
>> What is this thing?
>> A manual plow. One or two people can use it. In less than an hour, it can plow half an acre to an acre.
This is from the modern world. The essence of the industrial revolution used in ancient farming. It is a total game changer. You just threw together some piece of junk and say it can plow.
Have you no shame? Henry and Paul, show them.
>> Yes, mom.
>> This thing. Can it really plow?
>> Impossible. I am over 30. Besides oxen and plows, I've never seen anything that can plow on its own. She must be lying, >> right? That Grace Summers, that lying She is clearly just conning us.
>> It It is really turning the soil.
It is really turning the soil.
Amazing. So easily it turned the soil.
This is a miracle.
[laughter] In less than half an hour and it has already done a small part.
>> You could plow my land. 3 acres would be done in half a day. So powerful.
>> Technology really changes everything.
These modern machines from my world. If I could get them, this whole wasteland would become fertile soil.
>> What is all THE SHOUTING ABOUT? SO IT CAN PLOW. Will it even grow? Will it yield a harvest?
>> Exactly. Dr. Grey Summers, she hasn't farmed in years. If she can even tell weeds from wheat, that is a miracle. A new variety, please. It is probably just some fancy plant that doesn't even produce grain.
>> Even if there was a new variety, the court would have promoted it long ago.
It wouldn't be up to her.
>> Of course, not now, because that is from the 21st century. Scientists spent countless hours researching to make it work. What are you barking about? Don't believe me? Then let's make a bet. If I can grow it, I don't want anything else.
You just have to give me the same amount of grain.
>> Then the bet is I am the foreman. You all have to listen to me. Why would I bet with you?
You dare betray me. From today, anyone who follows Dr. Grace Summers will get five bushels a year. Only three? JUST THREE BUSHELS? THAT IS NOT EVEN ENOUGH FOR MY FAMILY TO EAT. YOU DESERVE IT.
You dare cross me. As long as the water source is in Stonefield's hands, you people will always be at our mercy.
>> THAT IS NOT FAIR. WE GAVE YOU ALL OUR LAND. HAVE A CONSCIENCE. EXACTLY. FINE.
AND I'LL JUST NOT PLANT GRACE'S WHEAT.
You can't cut my rations.
>> Everyone, this year it is five bushels.
Next year it'll be three. And after that, we won't even get a bowl of chaff porridge a day. But if we can learn to grow our own food, we won't just have enough to eat. We'll have peace of mind.
>> Right. We have to learn. Stonefield controls the water. They give us whatever they want. We can't just sit here and starve. I he is right. I have almost 10 acres. If we had water, we'd get way more than five bushels. We could get 50 bushels. You are all defying me.
Just you wait. Let's go.
>> Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Once you all learn to grow desert wheat, no matter what, drought or flood, you'll never starve again. Frank, hand out the seeds.
>> Okay, everyone, follow me.
>> Let's go. Come on, let's go.
Congrats. Host affinity total reached 2,000.
So much more than I thought. All thanks to my past self. She really set the bar low. My affinity points. Just keep on soaring. Plowing is solved. Next up, the soil's nutrients.
Mom, what are you doing?
Making fertilizer to improve the poor soil. Organic fertilizer comes from animal manure. That is 60%. But I still need more.
Let me mom. It is dirty work, but we'll do it.
>> All right, that is it.
20% green manure using plant hash to loosen the soil.
This is enough.
>> No, you shouldn't be doing this. Let us do it. Maddie, go rest with grandma.
>> Okay, let me look who is talking. You are a little kitty yourself.
>> Grandma is too.
>> You're cute.
And the MPK fertilizer done >> to be continued.
>> Everyone watch the amount. 100 kilos per acre.
Careful. Don't completely cover the seeds. Instead, spread it evenly around the seeds. And >> Grace, how is mine?
>> Let me see.
Perfect moisture.
They'll sprout in two days.
>> Really? Yeah, that is great.
>> Well, still fertilizing.
Think you are a god or something?
>> It'll all be for nothing in the end. Why work so hard for nothing?
>> All day long. Can't we even get a bowl of plain porridge?
>> We just want to be four. Is that so wrong? We rent our land to Stonefield Village and then we have to farm it for them. With a life like this, we'll never get ahead.
>> That is some good sense. Your family's so poor. You're starving. Still talking big. You won't even get a harvest.
You'll starve first.
Well, that is one phase done. Now we just wait for the harvest. Next.
>> What is next?
>> A wedding.
My second son is marrying the Ford's daughter. It is set on the 10th then.
Then everyone's invited to the feast at my house.
>> Great. Great. Great. Great.
Hey, a little to the left, left, left.
Whoa. Too much right. Too much left.
You're crooked there. Brawl. See, it is all crooked.
Matt is better. Hers is straight. It is your fault. Left, right, left, right.
>> Daddy's not doing it right. Let me do it.
>> It is dangerous up there. Let me Hey, are you done with the invitations?
>> Number one, 2 3 4 5 more houses. I'll go after drink.
>> Good girl. See it is crooked. Let me do it slowly.
>> Slowly.
>> Don't fall.
>> Hey. No. No. No. No. Right. Right.
Wait. Are you just making this up?
>> So, this is what it is like to be a family together. All pulling in the same direction.
>> Aunt May. My family is getting a new aunt. You are invited to the feast.
>> Sure.
>> Uncles, aunts, and grandpas. My family is getting a new aunt. You are all invited to the feast.
What? Dr. Grace Summers is throwing another feast.
Who would have thought I was a lifelong single and now I am a mother-in-law?
Mom.
Yes.
Ma.
>> Yes.
The ceremony is done.
[music] Is the food ready? Let's start the feast.
>> Everything's almost ready. But there is no one here.
>> Of course, there is no one.
You are famous, Grace Summers. Who would dare come to your feast? My past self's actions. We're just too much. So now, even for a proper wedding feast, no one dares to come.
>> It is okay, Mom. We're a family. We can have fun on our own.
>> Right. Right. And let's eat lots of meat.
>> It is your big day and no one's here.
That is a bad omen. Grace, Summers, you [music] are a jinx. Just you making your whole family hated.
>> How dare you?
>> You have no guests at all and I can't say it. Who says there are no guests?
>> You have no guests and I can't say it.
>> Who says there are no guests?
>> Aunt Grace, we were getting a gift, so we're a little late. We didn't miss the party, did we?
No, not at all. You are here. That is all that matters.
>> Grace, we got this for you.
>> May not be well educated. But I know who is sincere. I know that much. You taught my John to plant wheat and helped our family. We had to be here, >> right? No matter how many times or what is served, we'll always come.
>> You two are so stupid. She poisoned you once and you dare come back. Aren't you afraid she'll kill you both? Two lives for the price of one.
>> WHAT NOISES are you talking?
>> Frank, it is a happy day. Don't stoop to her level.
Rose Miller, today is my second son's wedding day. If you are here to congratulate, you are welcome. If you are here to cause trouble, then leave.
So what am I wrong? Why won't anyone else come? Because they're scared. The whole village knows you. Grace Summers are a heartless killer.
>> Yes, they might be afraid.
>> Grace, we're here.
>> But sincerity is returned in kind.
Aunt Grace, we're not late, are we?
We all chipped in and brought some food.
That is why we're a little late. Sorry for the delay here.
>> In a famine, no one has enough to eat.
Yet, you all still volunteered to bring food. Aren't you afraid? She'll poison you again.
>> Aunt Grace taught us to grow wheat, and we're not ungrateful.
>> Right. This time, we even brought a doctor along.
And I brought some fresh snacks so we won't go hungry.
You're all insane. Her feast. Even if she doesn't poison it, it'll only have two dishes. She won't even spare a bowl of chaff.
>> Then we'll just have a little. It is just for fun, right?
>> Congrats. Host affinity. Reached 5,000.
That was fast. Another thousand. They're truly kind people. My past self treated them so badly. But now there is no hatred, just goodwill. I have to keep it up. Today you are all my guests.
Everyone here, I won't let you go hungry. Frank, serve the food.
>> Honor it. Yeah.
>> I smell meat. It is meat. I see meat.
>> There is meat. It is chicken. Fresh chicken.
Meat. It is chicken. FRESH CHICKEN.
HEAD. BIG WHITE BUNS. YEAH.
So much good food. WOW. SO GOOD. TODAY'S A FEAST.
>> How is this possible? It is a famine.
Who can just eat meat? Ray Summers.
Since when was she so generous? Today my second son is getting married. This is all for you. Please have a seat.
>> Come on. Come on. Have a seat.
I want me time.
[music] Some people here aren't guests, so they're not welcome.
Paul, see her out. Yes.
>> You have this much meat. Grace Summers.
You're shameless.
Don't push me. Don't push me. Hey, stop pushing me. What are you doing? Don't push me. What are you doing? Don't push me.
Enjoy. There's more.
This smells amazing.
So delicious. I haven't eaten this well in years.
>> Oh my god, it is like A HOLIDAY.
>> NONSENSE. LAST new year, you just HAD PLAIN RICE PORRIDGE. Nothing like this.
The last time I had chicken was 3 years ago.
>> Great. In a while, we'll farm more land.
Soon, the whole village will have enough to eat.
>> My drumstick.
I haven't even had a bite yet. Slow down. Bad news on Grace.
Power fields have been destroyed.
What?
What happened here?
>> Huh? Huh?
>> How did the field get like this?
>> What is going on? What happened?
How could this happen?
my field.
>> It was dowsted with lime water >> and polluted with tongue oil. Uh, >> what will happen to the wheat?
>> It'll burn the roots.
>> Which bastard DID THIS? THEY'RE TRYING TO STARVE US. It must be Stonefield Village. They didn't dare pull the sprouts, so they used this dirty trick.
Let's go. We have no proof. Besides, our village is smaller than theirs. Even if we win, it won't solve the real problem.
>> Not bad, Gray Summers. You're quite clear-headed. Unlike those fools.
Oh, I'll give you one more chance.
Work for Stonefield Village and farm our land well, and you'll get half a meal a day.
Half a meal for a day's work. After a whole year of hard work, we only get five bushels. Have you no shame?
>> Number now. It is three bushels. You should have listened. Three bushels. ARE YOU TRYING TO STARVE US? YOU'VE GONE TOO FAR. LET'S GO, EVERYONE. LET'S FIGHT THEM.
You've gone TOO FAR. DON'T FIGHT THEM.
YOU STILL NOT CONVINCED, HUH?
>> KEEP WORKING FOR DR. GRACE SUMMERS AND you won't even get three bushels.
Don't be rash grace. THEY ARE THE ONES WHO RUIN THIS LAND. THEY'RE HEARTLESS.
>> OUR priority now is to save the land and keep the weed alive. As for Derek Stone, we'll deal with him later.
>> Can it really be saved? Aunt Grace, are you serious? This land was dowsted with lime water. Can we really grow wheat here again?
>> Yes. This badly damaged area is a lost cause. But this area isn't as badly polluted. If we act fast, it can recover.
>> After all, I am an environmental science PhD. It is my specialty.
>> But the roots are already burned. Can it really grow back?
>> My mom was able to grow wheat on this barren land. What can she do?
>> Right. Mom can do it.
Relax. It wasn't much lime water. It is an easy fix.
Don't worry. It is not much lime. It is an easy fix. Just take some vinegar, mix it one part vinegar to 100 parts water, then pour it evenly over the field. In less than half a day, it'll recover.
>> Thursday, this will really work.
>> Of course. It seems complicated, but it is just about balancing the pH levels.
>> Great. Then I'll get to work right now.
>> John, what [snorts] are you doing with that vinegar?
>> For a cure to save the land.
>> Didn't the Stonefield villagers ruin his land last night?
Why bother? Number I have to see this.
Pour some here. Smells like vinegar.
What are you up to now?
You really think pouring vinegar water will save this land?
Don't worry. You'll see results right away.
Right away? Huh? You must be dreaming.
Are you all brainless?
This land is ruined. Without a year or two of heavy rain to wash it out, it'll recover. I know you are poor, but even so, you can't just grasp at straws. Ray Summers is a complete fraud.
Look, are the wheat sprouts changing?
It is really working. The wheat was all welted and now it is sending up. The wheat's alive. It's really alive.
This is a miracle. And Grace, my wheat is alive.
>> Quick, water those two plots, too. Then the wheat yield won't be too affected.
Damn, Grace Summers.
It is just these few plots that are saved. The wheat in your other fields IS ALL DEAD. WHAT is to celebrate?
>> I only have three plots. They're all ruined.
>> My fields are all ruined. How am I SUPPOSED TO LIVE?
IN THIS SITUATION, we'll clear new land.
The hollow up ahead is a bit warmer.
Planting the desert wheat a few days late won't matter. We'll definitely harvest before harvest day.
>> The hollow. But it is so far and steep.
I am worried.
>> What is to fear? Nothing is impossible for those who try. As long as we're willing to go all out, there's nothing we can't do. What a joke. Planting weed in dryland is one thing, but now you are delusional enough to clear new land. You must have eaten rat poison. Has your brain gone bad? We'll see. Just you wait and see. Once I redeem the machinery from the affinity system, forget a single hollow. Even the whole mountain can be cleared.
>> That hollow is full of boulders. You'll have to move the rocks, level the land, build irrigation, and with your primitive methods.
You could work till next year and still not plant a single plot. Yet you still blindly trust her. Are you all brainless?
Go sign up with Derek Stone now. I'll put in a good word for you. He might even forgive your mistake and give you three bushels of grain. But if you are late, you might not even get one bushel.
>> I am done trying. This hollow's land may be good, but my legs. I can barely walk there myself, let alone clear the land.
Ah, me too. If I'd known, I should have just worked with the Stonefield villagers. At least I'd get five bushels of grain. THAT WOULD LAST HALF A YEAR.
NOW, >> don't go. My mom has a plan.
>> Forget it. The rocks in this hollow are bigger than people. What can you possibly do?
>> They already had a bad impression of my predecessor, so their doubt in a crisis is understandable. I need to make a real promise.
>> Since you've chosen to trust me and stay, then I am putting my word on the line. I will clear that hollow up ahead and plant wheat before harvest day. Every family will have a harvest.
>> Grace Summers, are you out of your mind?
How dare you make such a bold claim?
>> Aunt Grace isn't lying. She has kept every promise she has made.
>> Right. If she could grow weak in the desert, she must have a way to reclaim this land. Let's take a chance. It is better than being enslaved by a Stonefield villager for life.
>> Affinity reached 9,990.
>> I can't believe they trust me so much.
Don't worry. From now on, I'll make sure you all have food and clothing.
>> You You are all crazy.
>> Mom, even though we are all strong, clearing the land in the hollow, it is not something we can do quickly.
>> Yeah, Mom. Besides, just getting there takes over an hour. That land's been barren for years, and it is full of rocks.
>> In this day and age, trying to conquer nature is really hard. But I have the affinity system. Just 10 more affinity points to get the excavator.
>> Here, Maddie.
>> Thanks, Grandma.
>> Plus 10 affinity.
>> Maddie, you're Grandma's little lucky star.
>> Congrats. Host affinity reached 10,000.
Mid-level items now available.
Human strength has limits, but human thought and technological innovation are limitless. So I ask you, do you trust me?
>> We do.
>> I trust grandma, too. I can help too.
I'll dig.
>> Oh, you you are not even as tall as a hoe.
Heard Dr. Summers is taking them to the hollow to clear land. Seriously, they're really going.
>> A bunch of lunatics.
>> She is really clearing land. West Hollow's Edge. [clears throat] >> Yeah, her whole family and John and Sam, they're all going together. What do we do now? Pouring lime water now is definitely out of the question. Dr. Summers has people on guard 24 hours a day in shifts.
>> She's finally gotten smart.
But it doesn't matter. In 2 months after the wheat harvest, Stonefield Village will be able to control all of Walker's Grove. Our yield is high enough we'll even get a royal reward. As for Dr. Summer's dryland wheat, what is she going to harvest? Don't worry about it.
>> Right. Then Stonefield Village can just take all of Walker's Grove's land and absorb it. And I can get a few extra acres from Stonefield Village. Then Grace Summers, what will you have left to compete with me?
Uncle Ben, what are you doing in Stonefield Village?
I should have come sooner. I trusted you once, twice, and the wheat failed. We're down to three bushels of rice. If I didn't come here and kept following you, would my whole family starve?
>> Your mom was trying to help. She taught you to grow desert wheat. How could you say that?
>> What kindness? You are just heartless.
Must have been out of my mind. to trust you. What a waste of time. Oh no, Paul.
Bro, Mom, did you hear what he said?
>> Let it go. Everyone has their own path.
Let them go.
>> John, Sam, you are still following them.
Aren't you afraid you'll lose everything?
>> Grace Summers, stop ruining people's lives.
>> Aunt Grace didn't ruin you. You were the ones who failed. You insisted on being the stone slaves. It is a famine. You eat what you get. What are you complaining about? You were born to be beggars. You think you can change your fate?
>> We're not beggars.
>> You are worse than beggars. Poor people should know their place.
>> A few generations back, we're all related. No one is better than anyone else. We work with our own hands to grow our own food. We are not beggars. We deserve the most respect.
>> They have plenty of food. That is why she talks LIKE THAT. WE'RE STARVING. We don't have time for that. Easy for her to say. If someone can't even get enough to eat, asking them to think about anything else is really asking too much.
Once we grow enough wheat, things will change.
Let's go. Let's pick up the pace. Let's get to Holl's edge early. Go.
>> Mom, we can't move these stones. Mom, >> it is okay. You don't have to lift a finger. We'll use this.
A it is so huge. What is this? It is all iron. It is made of iron from head to toe. Mom, can it help us dig up the rocks?
>> Right. My eldest son is a quick study.
Then I'll teach him how to operate it.
This whole field will be done in a week.
Tops. Let me show you how it works.
>> Wow. It can really dig up rocks.
It moves. It can move on its own. This is incredible. Mom's >> amazing. Mom invented something this huge.
Mom, I get it. Is this the legendary invention of Master Archerald? The wooden oxen horse?
>> Yes. Yes. Yes. I was worried how to explain this. If not for the affinity system and the operating instructions, just giving it all to me. Otherwise, in this era, building an excavator from scratch would be a total dream.
>> With this, removing rocks. Clearing the land is easy. Forget 1 acre a day. 10 acres a day is no problem. AH, THIS IS GREAT. With Aunt Grace, we're not beggars. We're self-reliant, able to clear and farm our own land.
>> That is it. This is the spirit. The spirit of prosperity.
Good work today.
Well, back from clearing land. How many acres did you clear today? Don't tell me. You didn't clear a single one. Rosem Miller, why are you so obsessed with other people's business? All that worrying. You are only in your 30s and you are already graying and you still haven't accomplished a thing.
Grace, you can still regret this. I can put in a good word for you. So, Stonefield Village will give you a bowl of gr.
>> We can grow our own food.
Mom hunted feeasants today. Two of them.
We have rice and meat. We don't need your charity.
>> You were just lucky.
>> So, what if we were lucky? It is better than some people helping outsiders rip off their own people.
>> What are you saying? Who did I rip off?
Let's go. I was clearly doing it for them.
>> Fine. Fine. When the wheat is ripe, we'll see who is crying then.
>> Smells so good.
>> Little foodie here. Have a drumstick.
Thanks, Grandma.
>> Slow down. Don't burn yourself. Here.
>> Thanks, Mom.
>> Here, try some.
>> Thanks, Mom.
>> Share it.
>> You have some, too, Mom.
>> Oh, I have some here.
Thanks, Mom.
>> This chicken is so good.
>> Of course. Even if you've never eaten pork, you've at least seen a pig run, right? I am a Golden Arch chicken roasting pro. I've studied the seasoning. Maddie, look. There is still half a chicken left. You take this to Uncle John and Aunt Linda. Okay. Here.
>> Okay.
>> Maddie, we saved you a big piece. Don't sneak any. It is for Alinda.
>> I know. It is for Antelinda's baby.
>> That is my work. Not bad.
He should get it, right?
Frank, come. Come with me to learn the excavator. Let's go.
Right. Step on that. Hold it. Now, lift it up. Go. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
Reach a little higher. Hold the one on the left. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. You are a quick learner. Good. Good. Good.
Just like that.
Yeah, right. It's right over there.
Dig a little deeper over there.
This is so hard. I can't do it. I am done.
>> Mom, you can build something as amazing as a wooden ox and horse. So why can't you leave a sack?
>> And you can't sew clothes either.
>> You talk too much.
>> Mom, I just went to check. The wheat we planted, it is all ripe.
Desert wheat has a short growing cycle.
It is about time.
And there is more good news. Linda had a safe delivery.
>> Really? It is a healthy, chubby baby boy. It was all thanks to her. It took her a whole day and night. Both mother and son are safe. If it weren't for Aunt Grace taking care of me, feeding me, and teaching me to farm, Linda and I, I don't know. We would have starved to death.
>> Get up. What are you doing? Don't say that. A harvest and a new son. Life's greatest choice. Tomorrow we'll harvest the wheat together.
>> Yeah, >> this is the fifth bag and there's still so much left. That means we're getting over 200 lb an acre. That is fantastic.
I heard because the famine is so bad, the government is rewarding anyone with a good wheat harvest. Rosem Miller, she really hitched her wagon to Stonefield.
This time she has made a killing. Ah, like me. The old fool. All that work for nothing. In the end, I still can't feed my family of five.
>> A reward.
>> Mom, I heard that if an acre yields over 200 lb, the government gives an extra£10 to encourage people to find their own water and grow more wheat.
>> So So we're rich.
>> Yeah.
>> Your 2 acres of dry land. What kind of yield can you get? It'll be at least as much as yours. Headman, what is my yield?
>> 280 lb. Wow, that is so much. If only that were my harvest. My family wouldn't starve this year. That is true.
>> See that grace of everyone? My harvest is the best. You talk big. Don't you fear a sore tongue. How about a bet? If I win, you give me half of your harvest.
>> That'd be great.
>> Dr. Summers, she has worked so hard.
Maybe she has really got this.
>> What are you waiting for? Hired you to slack off. Hurry up and harvest.
>> Scared to bat Aunt Rose.
>> Exactly. By exploiting her own people and sucking up to the big shots. She barely got any grain. She wouldn't dare compare.
>> This little? A full 280 lb. And you call this a little? Are you blind? So it is a yield contest. If you Grace Summers can grow more than 280 lb an acre, I'll give you half in public.
But if you can't, you'll give me all your grain, and on top of that, you'll kneel on the ground and bow to me.
>> Deal.
>> Everyone, be our witnesses.
>> Let's go.
>> Let's go. Let's go. Let's go see. Yeah, let's go see. Let's go.
>> Damn it. Why aren't they worried at all?
Could it be her wheat in the dry land really yields? 300 lb an acre.
Dr. Summers really grew weed in this dry land. Wow, look at these heavy wheat heads. Maybe it really will exceed 280 lbs.
>> How did she do this? It has only been 2 months and it has grown this well.
>> Rosem Miller, the best on. Don't back out now. Who is backing out? I don't believe it. You can't get over 280 lb.
Then let's just wait and see. Harvest.
>> All right.
First bag 51 lb. Second bag 52 lb. Third bag 51 lb. That is already 256 lb. Could it be that Dr. Summer's acre really beats Rose Miller's yield.
>> THIS IS DRY LAND. HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE?
>> This impossible. She must have lost. She can't have beaten me.
>> There is more. Three whole bags.
78. Dr. Grace. That is the ninth bag.
Ninth bag. 21 LB TOTAL. 420 LB.
>> IMPOSSIBLE. How could she possibly have 420 lb an acre?
>> 420? You actually dare to claim that?
Throughout history, not even the most fertile royal land has ever yielded 420 lb an acre?
Henry, you are lying. When you get caught, you'll be a laughingstock.
Everyone here saw it. Are you too blind, >> uncle? It can't be true.
>> Impossible.
If she could grow 420 lb of wheat anacre, she wouldn't be human. She'd be a god.
>> All right, Derek Stone, since you say I am a god, then kneel down and bow to me three times. And I'll forgive you for your big talk.
>> That is right. You said my mom's a god, so bow down already. I said that anyone who can grow 420 lbs of wheat an acre is a god. What makes her so special? But Dr. Grace did grow 420 lb.
>> Huh? Impossible. Never in history.
>> It is true. I saw it myself. They waited after the harvest. It is real.
>> Then get on your knees already. Me kneel to her. Is she even worthy?
>> Don't worry. For a blackhearted man like you, even if you knelt and bowed to me a hundred times, heaven would still see me as punishing evil.
>> Don't get cocky. You think every single plot is that productive? John Carter's land is right next door. Let's see his land. Is it that productive, too? John Carter's land was doused with lime water. If it yields half the normal amount, that is already good.
>> Fine, then I'll make you see the truth.
All this wheat, we'll weigh it all together. If you don't believe me, you can weigh it yourself.
>> Fine, I will.
How much? Let me calculate. The total is total is 388 lb.
My god. John Carter's land was ruined.
Dr. Grace Summers treated it with vinegar. That is how the wheat survived.
Unbelievable. It yielded 380 lb.
Impossible.
I must be dreaming. All right, I am dreaming.
>> Grace gave me the seeds. She treated my land. She taught me to farm. At first, she said it could yield 400 lb. I didn't believe her, but it is true.
Dr. Summers, SHE DOES WHAT SHE SAYS.
THAT BARREN LAND IN THE HOLLOW, SHE'S ALREADY CLEARED IT.
>> Of course, it'll be ready to harvest in 2 days. [laughter] >> Miss the harvest again.
380 lbs an acre. These fields are a lost cause, but there is still the hollow. 18 acres. If she harvests it all, then absolutely not. She can't harvest it.
Let's go.
>> Hey, he can leave. But you haven't paid up yet. Running away.
>> I I did too. I worked so hard to grow this.
>> YOU GROW WHAT? ALL YOU DO IS BULLY US AND MAKE US WORK FOR YOU.
>> EXACTLY. Besides being a servant to the stones and screwing us over, what else are you good for?
>> Yeah, >> you lost the bet. Hand over the grain, >> right? You said it yourself. You have to give half.
>> She won't give it up. Then we'll take it ourselves. GO.
>> As you all can see, my family has a great harvest. We have plenty of wheat.
I'll give this wheat to the village headman. He'll distribute it to everyone.
>> Distribute? So we all get some.
>> Me? Do I get some too?
>> Yes, everyone.
>> This wheat, I don't NEED ANY. BUT JUST PLEASE TEACH US TO FARM. NEXT YEAR WE WANT TO HARVEST TWO.
>> YEAH, I was a fool. I was wrong about you. I shouldn't have doubted you.
PLEASE BE THE BIGGER PERSON. PLEASE TEACH US. I can handle any hardship.
>> Please get up. Don't kneel. We're all neighbors here. We're all in this together. Don't say that. I'll teach you all. Next year, I'll lead you all to grow wheat. We'll all have enough to eat. Great harvest.
>> Great. Great. Great. Great. Grace, you are the most sensible. With your word, our village won't go hungry. Here we have 140 lb of wheat and 35 families.
Each family gets over 4 lb.4.
That is, if we ration it, one meal a day, that is enough for my family FOR HALF A MONTH. YEAH, THAT IS GREAT.
>> Take some of my share. Make it £5 per f Emily. That way everyone can eat their fill. So you can join me next year to plant wheat on the mountain. And anyone who can't swing a hoe, I don't want them.
>> GOT IT.
>> Affinity reached 15,000.
>> 15,000 already. So this is what they mean by doing good deeds and being rewarded.
>> What? In the hollow, they have over 10 acres. Impossible. It is true. sent Nick to check. The field is golden. The weed is fully ripe. That grace, I don't know how she did it. She actually turned that rocky wasteland into farmland. Over 10 acres.
We can't let them harvest.
Or else, how can we sell our grain at a high price? But they've posted guards watching over it. Even if we wanted to steal it, we can't.
then find a way to ruin it.
The official has already promised me this year.
Stonefield Village has the highest yield. We're to be rewarded.
We can't let race ruin it.
I have a plan. It'll ruin her entire field. What is the plan?
Good.
Brookside River. We've always controlled it. We can make it go anywhere we want.
Get the men ready for tomorrow. Make sure they don't get a single grain.
so much.
>> 1 2 3 4 5 >> 19 bats total from one acre. We got over 400 lb.
>> Over 400 lb, right? Over 400 lb an acre.
Then 2 acres would be That is 830 lb total. Bring it all inside.
My god. Over 800 lb. That'll feed our family for a year. And there is extra.
Don't faint. Tonight we're eating the new grain.
>> All right, noodles are ready. Let's eat.
>> One shoe.
Oh, my shoe. Three. Four.
Shut the door.
>> Noodles time. Come here, Maddie. Come, Tiger. Come here. Come to grandma. Come here. Come on, Tiger. Time to eat. Our sweet Maddie needs to eat up to grow tall and be super strong here. Let grandma hold you.
Ludos.
Here, honey.
Try mine.
Well, good. Right.
>> Our sweet Maddie >> here. Time to wash up.
>> BAD NEWS, AUNT GRACE. SOMETHING terrible's happened.
>> My relative in Stonefield Village sent me a secret message. He said Derek Stone and the villagers are digging the riverbed.
>> What?
They're going to reroute the Brookside River.
>> Rerouting the river. The water will flow to the low ground. They're trying to flood the wheat in no field.
What are you doing? How could you deliberately dig up the river and ruin the land?
>> This is Stonefield Villages land. We can do whatever we want. It is none of Walker's Grove's business.
They've been digging since this morning.
By this afternoon, the Brookside River will have been diverted. ALL THIS GRAIN.
WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO? YOU HEARTLESS monsters ruining our good land. We're reporting you. Have you no conscious?
This is our food. Exactly.
WASTING FOOD WILL BRING DIVINE RETRIBUTION.
>> Divine retribution. It has been a drought. Not a drop of rain in 6 months.
Where is the thunder?
What is going on?
>> Thunder, a storm is coming.
>> Even if I am struck by lightning, you'll starve first.
>> You You'll GET WHAT IS COMING TO YOU, DR. SUMMERS. As the village headman, I've been useless. I couldn't stop them.
Number, you've done enough.
At least I know all the changes I've made weren't for nothing. Kindness has finally been returned.
>> Mom, what do we do now? We can't just stand by and watch all this grain get destroyed. Can we? We'll help you harvest before the water comes. WE'LL SAVE AS MUCH AS WE CAN. RIGHT. Every grain counts. I'll get the others. HAD HERMA. NO NEED. We're here.
I can't believe everyone came.
I can't believe everyone came.
>> Aunt Grace, you've been so good. We all see it. We all came to help on our own.
Right.
Let's get over there. Let's get the weed in early.
>> Okay, since everyone's here, then finishing the harvest is possible.
If we succeed, I'll share the grain with everyone as payment.
>> No need. You've already given us so much. We're all happy to help. Right. I even brought my three kids to help. Any help is good.
I'll go get my kids, too.
>> Thank you. Congrats. House affinity reached 20,000.
High value reward available. So when I feel their kindness, their affinity for me also rises.
>> Wow. Got the harvester. Let's go. We're going to the Hollow's Edge now.
>> Let's go.
How cool.
They they took everyone from Walker's Grove to harvest the wheat.
>> So, uh, Nfield has nearly 18 acres. How much can they harvest? They can't be faster than us digging the channel.
>> You're right.
Get back to work.
>> Hurry up.
The way is looking great.
>> Everyone, let's go. Harvest time.
>> Yeah.
>> TIME TO HARVEST. This wheat looks amazing.
>> Emergency. I'll have to use it first and explain later.
>> Why bother struggling? Grace Summers, just hand over your planting method and the harvested wheat.
Stonefield Village will stop digging the channel. And I'll even let bygones be bygones and marry you. I'll keep you in comfort.
>> Food is grown to feed people, not for people like you to use for your schemes.
>> Someone like you who doesn't even value the food you need to live. Are you even human?
Can't you just be sensible? Isn't a life of comfort good enough? H >> you don't deserve to eat my wheat.
So wide.
Good thing when I leveled the land, I followed modern farming standards and left space for the harvester to get in.
>> Fine. You had your chance. You'll regret this.
Who'll be the one to regret it? We'll see.
>> Still defiant, even at death store. In at most 3 hours, this weed field will be flooded and ruined. Then let's see how defiant you are.
>> 3 hours plenty. Before then, I'll harvest all the wheat for my 18 acres.
>> Harvest it all? Uncle, has she lost her mind? She is talking crazy.
>> That crazy woman. Even if she regrets it and begs me to marry her, I still wouldn't want her.
What is that?
What is that?
What is that?
Black magic. IT IS DEFINITELY BLACK MAGIC. Uncle that grace. She is so creepy.
>> Call it black magic or witchcraft. At the end of the day, technology is for the people. If they really try to arrest me, I'll just have to deal with it then.
>> IT IS A MIRACLE. IT IS A MIRACLE, [laughter] RIGHT? It is the heavens. They pity us after 3 YEARS OF BECAUSE OF SENT A MIRACLE.
>> IT MUST BE BECAUSE OF AN'S GRACE, HER KIND HEART. THAT IS WHY THE GODS ARE HELPING US.
>> NOW, it is about the gods.
>> All right, then. Today, I'll show you all exactly what a real miracle is.
Everyone get your bags ready for the grain.
>> Okay.
>> WOW.
It is harvesting it all at once. Such a huge field. More than we could do in an hour.
>> Yeah.
>> What are you ALL WAITING FOR? GO.
>> GO.
>> QUICK. What is going on? She's controlling it. Could it be a real miracle?
>> Impossible.
She is just a woman. HOW DARE SHE? GO BACK NOW. Tell the chief.
Chief, BAD NEWS THAT DR. GRACE, HE HARVESTED ALL THE WHEAT.
[laughter] >> I didn't expect you with some weird contraption. Just like that, the whole field's harvest was all gone.
>> Useless.
This year we were going to sell the grain for a fortune AND GET A REWARD FROM THE GOVERNMENT.
NOW IT IS ALL GONE.
GO STOP THEM. WHAT ARE YOU DIGGING? STOP DIGGING. STOP DIGGING. STOP DIGGING.
STOP DIGGING. STOP DIGGING.
WHAT? It is already done.
Well, what is to be proud of? It is just one season's harvest. Do you really think God will perform a miracle for you every time? Right.
The water is still ours. Dr. Grace, I'd advise YOU TO HAND OVER THE WHEAT GROWING METHOD AND WORK WITH US.
COOPERATE FULLY OR else you'll get nothing.
>> Are you sure this river is still yours?
>> Not ours. Then it is yours. Brookside River has always flowed through our village.
What? WHAT IS GOING ON? OH NO, THAT IS not [laughter] our village's land.
Did you do this?
>> Grace Summers, WHAT HAVE YOU DONE NOW?
>> HEY, this riverbed has always been soft soil and full of sediment. You had your men digging all day and now you are blaming me. Climate changes. Time passes. Even the Yellow River can change course. Let alone the Brookside River.
I I >> This is all your fault. Without the Brookside River, Stonefield Village, WE'LL END UP JUST LIKE WALKER'S GROVE.
WE'LL BE AT THEIR MERCY. YOU'VE RUINED THE WHOLE VILLAGE.
>> From now on, the Brookside River no longer belongs to Stonefield Village.
Walker's Grove and Carterville. We all get a share. The water is for everyone.
Yeah.
[laughter] Oliver village.
THAT'S THE LEAST LAND. WE ONLY HAD THIS RIVER.
>> ERIC STONE, YOU SHOULD be dead.
This time it was all thanks to everyone's hard work. This grain is yours to take. Today is harvest day.
Everyone, let's harvest together.
Let's have a great wonderful.
Oh my goodness. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
New wheat.
>> We finally HAVE NEW WHEAT.
>> GRANDPA. GRANDPA. WHEAT.
This is great. Wonderful. We'll never go hungry again. This wheat is really good.
No more starving.
>> Mom, this is from Hollow's Edge. The first bowl of noodles from the new wheat. Try some.
>> Okay.
So, Fragrance, from now on, our family will have white flour every day. White rice and meat, too.
Thank you, Mom, for the food and the harvest. For the rest of our lives, we'll always honor you. Quick, get up.
You kids always kneeling like this. Who taught you that? Quick, quick, get up.
Come have some noodles here for Maddie.
Here, we don't need to say such things.
As a family, living happily together is all that matters. Okay. Eat up. Eat up.
>> Here. Eat.
Yeah.
[laughter] Have a bun, dear.
When you are out, we'll have good food.
>> You eat too. Okay.
Gently >> golden gray heavy and full harvested ground to flower. New flower scent fills the yard.
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