"What a big wild boar."

Yun Aiguo rushed out of the kitchen holding a hoe and saw an adult brown-black wild boar rampaging in the yard, scaring his old hen and a group of chicks into hiding. He couldn't help but exclaim.

This was followed by Yun Yongcheng's exclamation.

"Aren't wild boars this big only found in the deep mountains of Shennv Mountain?"

It was estimated that the wild boar weighed about four or five hundred pounds, with the bristles on its back more than an inch long and two sharp fangs in its mouth. It was rampaging in the yard, looking extremely ferocious.

In their spare time, Yun Aiguo and his son had gone to Shennv Mountain to hunt, but at most they had hunted a few rabbits and pheasants. Now facing such a ferocious wild boar, the father and son did not know what to do for a moment, and watched helplessly as the wild boar knocked down some of the bamboo fence.

The conversation between the father and son was heard in the kitchen, and Yun Mian's heart tightened.

In her previous life, she had heard her grandparents talk about Shennv Mountain.

The Shennv Mountain is very large, and several nearby villages are backed by the Shennv Mountain. It is said that there are many ferocious beasts and precious medicinal herbs in the deep mountains of the Shennv Mountain. However, the villagers in several nearby villages are afraid of encountering ferocious beasts and dare not think about the medicinal herbs in the deep mountains.

Although wild boars are not as ferocious as jackals, tigers and leopards, they are strong and stubborn. If you provoke a wild boar but fail to kill it in time, it will fight back desperately and can easily injure and kill you.

But why would a wild boar come down the mountain and break into people's homes? Wouldn't it be nice to stay in the deep mountains and forests?

Remembering that when she was making breakfast, a little magpie flew into the kitchen and stretched its neck for her to slaughter it, Yun Mian subconsciously raised her hand and touched the scales on her neck.

Could it be that the auspicious aura of the stinking unicorn has attracted the wild boar again?

Worried that his grandfather and father might be injured by the wild boar, Yun Mian didn't care that he was just a six-year-old kid and ran out.

Mei Cuiping hurried to catch up with her.

"Mianmian, what are you going to do?"

Yun Mian's legs moved very quickly, but she did not forget to look back at her grandmother: "I'm worried that Grandpa and Uncle Yun are in danger. I'm going out to check."

After hearing Yun Mian's words, Mei Cuiping turned her head and glanced at the three people from Old Wang's family.

The color drained from Wang Lanhua's pretty face, and she stood there motionless, terrified.

Zhang Ruhua was holding the crying little fat boy, her whole body stiff, as if she was scared silly.

Mei Cuiping's gaze lingered on Zhang Ruhua for a moment, and a hint of contempt flashed in her eyes.

It’s okay that the young one is scared, but the old one is also scared to this extent.

"It's dangerous outside, Mianmian, stay here obediently. Grandma will go out and take a look."

"Grandma, be careful."

Yunmian nodded her head, and as Mei Cuiping walked out of the kitchen, she followed.

When Mei Cuiping found that the little girl had followed her out, she frowned and looked a little angry.

"You kid, why don't you listen to grandma..."

As soon as Yunmian appeared, the wild boar that was originally running around in the yard suddenly quieted down, and then lay down on the ground like a domestic pig.

Mei Cuiping caught a glimpse of this scene out of the corner of her eye and was so shocked that she forgot to teach Yun Mian a lesson.

Yun Aiguo also found it incredible.

"Is this wild boar tired of running?"

There were no wounds on the wild boar's body. There was no other reasonable explanation except that it was tired from running and lay down to rest.

Yun Yongcheng agreed with Yun Aiguo's words.

"I'm going to find some people to help me kill this wild boar before it gets tired of running."

Yun Aiguo and his wife waved to their son in unison, saying in unison: "Don't dawdle, hurry up."

In this era of food and clothing shortages, it would be a lie to say that I wasn't envious of such a fat wild boar.