Chapter 1717: Chapter 1654: The Contrasted Group in a Family-Pet Novel 84

To be honest, Si Ya really doesn’t know how many pigs her family farms.

She knows that there are pig farms owned by her family all around the area, up to ten miles out. She has visited the pig farms, and there are plenty of pigs in each farm, but she has never counted them or asked about the exact number.

Although she knows her family’s pigs are numerous, she truly cannot believe her mother has become the wealthiest just by pig farming.

Seeing Si Ya’s obvious disbelief, An Xian hugged her and whispered: "Your mom doesn’t just own pig farms in our area; now there are pig farms of your family all over the country. Your mom even keeps pigs on some rural mountains, and she’s not just farming pigs. She handles everything from buying land, building pig farms, raising pigs, slaughtering, storing, transporting, creating chilled meat markets, and producing meat products, among other things—she has contracted all of it. Not a single step is left out. Just think about how massive this production chain is."

Although Si Ya studied agriculture and forestry, she also has a business mind. A brief thought and she understood the scale of the interests involved.

Then she thought of something else.

"I’ve heard many business moguls now want to farm pigs."

An Ning nodded while smiling: "Yes, many people have consulted with your dad and want to learn from our family."

Si Ya covered her face: "I really didn’t expect our family... Doesn’t that make my mom the Great King of pig farming?"

An Ning patted Si Ya’s shoulder: "From now on, this responsibility is yours. After you graduate, come back home and inherit the family business. I plan to hand over the pig farming and all related matters to you; soon, you’ll be the Queen of Pork."

Queen of Pork? What on earth?

Si Ya imagined herself with a pig appearing on the hot search and felt speechless.

However, she had prepared to inherit the family business from a young age; although the thought left her speechless, she was quite accepting.

Si Ya stumbled out of Liu Dalian’s room feeling dazed.

Si Qi, who was chatting with someone on his phone, glanced at her: "What’s up? Your expression looks off."

Si Ya clutched her chest, looking at Si Qi: "Brother, have you ever thought our family could be the wealthiest in the country?"

"You’re not feverish?"

Si Qi touched Si Ya’s forehead: "Why are you talking nonsense?"

No wonder Si Qi thought Si Ya’s words were pure fantasy— these two kids never bought luxury items and never saw luxury cars, big villas, or similar things at home. They had always studied routinely, and during vacations, they helped out at their family’s farm and breeding operations, doing agricultural work proficiently.

They’d always believed their family was just ordinary farmers, comparatively wealthy in the village. They never considered them as wealthy folks, let alone the richest.

"Really."

Si Ya knocked away Si Qi’s hand: "Third Aunt just told me, and our grandma is dividing assets, saying she’s giving me an office building."

Upon hearing this, Si Qi immediately shouted out and dashed inside: "Grandma, leave me an apartment, please!"

Liu Dalian chuckled: "Sure, come take a look and choose any location you like."

Si Qi was indeed joking, but Liu Dalian really pulled him over to choose thoroughly.

In the evening, Si Qi called Zhao Xiaofei.

"Brother, don’t worry about the house; our grandma has already prepared it for you. I’m not lying, seriously..."

Zhao Xiaofei was dating someone and worried about buying a house for marriage.

His job was good, and the salary was high, but he hadn’t worked for many years yet. Capital real estate prices are so high; he couldn’t afford a house.

His partner wasn’t from the Capital either—their family condition wasn’t bad, but they couldn’t afford a home in the Capital. Zhao Xiaofei wasn’t sure about his family’s situation either; he just knew his dad raised pigs with his aunt while his mother had never worked a day in her life. He always thought his family lacked money, so he was too embarrassed to mention buying a house, afraid his parents would worry. Suddenly, it’s like manna from heaven—Si Qi actually said there was a house ready.

Zhao Xiaofei didn’t believe it.

Si Qi took out the property deed and showed it to Zhao Xiaofei via phone camera: "See it, brother? It’s a house in the Capital school district, a large four-bedroom, which Grandma just gave me today."

Upon clearly seeing it, Zhao Xiaofei was shocked: "Where did Grandma get the money?"

Si Qi shook his head: "I don’t know; I just discovered our family seems pretty wealthy. Oh, I just heard our eldest aunt say that it seems like Grandma recalled earlier purchases of several places in the Capital when the topic of housing arose—including a villa."

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