"Hey." Chunhua came running over. "Auntie, is there anything you want me to do?"

Although the little girl was dark-skinned and thin, her small face, no bigger than a palm, was adorned with a pair of dimples, making her quite endearing.

Su Hua felt a tickle in her heart and rubbed her head.

The next moment, however, he found himself rubbing oil into his palm.

Her lips twitched almost imperceptibly, then she casually wiped the oil from her palm back onto Chunhua's clothes.

With a smile, she asked, "Chunhua, are there any big mountains around here?"

Chunhua: "..."

She remained silent for a while before finally speaking in a childish voice, "If you walk up two miles from behind our house, you'll reach Fuhu Mountain in the village. Grandma said there are big tigers in Fuhu Mountain that eat people, and they're really scary."

Upon hearing the sound, Su Hua walked out of the main room and looked towards the back of the house.

The Su family's backyard was a small hill, and further up was indeed a bottomless mountain.

However, because Su Hua was mentally challenged since childhood, she never went out alone except for her own courtyard, let alone into the mountains.

As the saying goes, "Those who live by the mountains live off the mountains, and those who live by the sea live off the sea." Although she doesn't read novels often, she has heard her best friend mention that the heroines in those novels usually dig up ginseng or lingzhi in the mountains and then become rich overnight.

She also wanted to try her luck.

"Auntie, where are you going?" Chunhua watched Su Hua put the basket on her body and quickly followed her out.

Su Hua smiled slightly, "Go to the mountains and dig up some wild vegetables. You stay home and don't wander around."

After saying that, he closed the courtyard gate and walked up the hillside behind the house.

But this body is just too fat.

I was already panting heavily after climbing only halfway up the hill.

She had just stopped walking.

But then another rustling sound of footsteps could be heard.