The Liu Family Village has a mill, built by the villagers together, located on the flatland next to the village shrine.
During harvest season, this place is always the liveliest.
The ground is covered with grain drying in the sun, and the small mill house is filled with people inside and out.
Each family uses the mill, needing to queue up; the principle is that whoever needs it first, uses it first, and those who come late naturally wait at the back.
There are three stone mills inside the mill, running 365 days a year, the mill has never stopped, and there are people using it every day.
Grinding grain is truly hard work; if it weren't for the urgency to sell grain, everyone would opt to grind slowly a few times, or wait until the stock at home runs out and then grind enough to last one or two months.
Qin Yao is in a hurry to grind because her family's grain is almost finished.
