"Water buffalo over-the-shoulder throw!" was Ye Zi's shout. The muffled thud was the sound of the water buffalo being swung up and slammed to the ground. The final moo was undoubtedly the wild water buffalo's painful cry, a sound born from the pain of being thrown.

Ye Zi looked down at the wild water buffalo, her eyes filled with anger, confusion, and fear.

The wild water buffalo struggled to its feet and then took off running; otherwise, it would be doomed.

Ye Zi naturally wouldn't just watch it leave, so she pushed off with her feet and immediately gave chase.

Once you get close to the buffalo, grab its tail and then brake.

The sharp pain and backward pull from the tail forced the buffalo to stop its escape, and then Leaf grabbed the buffalo's tail and pulled it backward.

The wild water buffalo was pulled backward repeatedly.

Taking advantage of the moment, Ye Zi released the ox's tail, pounced onto its back, tightened her legs, and bent down to grab the ox's horns to control its direction.

If you disobey, you get a punch; it hurts, but you won't faint.

After trying seven or eight times, the wild buffalo finally gave in. It felt that if it did not give in, it would be beaten to death. Besides, being trapped in the cage was also painful, and its bones were already fractured. If it did not give in, it would definitely die.

Faced with a choice between stubbornness and life, the wild water buffalo chose to save its life.

Seeing that the wild water buffalo was starting to cooperate, Ye Zi stopped punching it, relaxed her legs, took out the leather rope she had used to swing the buffalo's legs, tied it to the buffalo's horns, then pulled the rope to control the direction, and gently tapped the buffalo's belly with her feet to make it move forward.

The wild water buffalo let out a bellow, its voice filled with pain.

That's right, the spot where Ye Zi lightly bumped her head was the spot where her bone was fractured, and it was intentional.

Since we've yielded, we must clarify the distinction between the two kings, otherwise it will be difficult to manage later.

Ye Zi rode the wild water buffalo back to Tong Tong's side in a swagger. The latter was dumbfounded. She had tamed a wild water buffalo in such a short time.

Viewers in the live stream flooded the chat with "666" comments, praising the fact that this was the first time wild water buffalo had been tamed, and by a Chinese person no less.

Ye Zi jumped off the buffalo's back, patted its head, and feeling uneasy, drew her machete and swung it fiercely at the head of the dead buffalo.

He got a bull's head and then gave the newly subdued buffalo a threatening look.

The water buffalo shuddered at Ye Zi's glance. Then, Ye Zi, holding the buffalo's head in one hand and pulling it along with the other, walked to a spot about 200 meters away and put it down.

After returning to Tongtong's side, Yezi took out a pebble, aimed at the bull's head that had just been chopped off, and suddenly struck.

Then, with an arrogant and domineering air, he walked up to the water buffalo, stroked its head, and said fiercely:

"See? If you dare to run away, this is what will happen to you."

At this point, the buffalo's eyes no longer held anger, only fear, because its companion's head had been blown off.

Ye Zi smiled with satisfaction, and then said:

"Be a good boy or I'll make you put a nose ring on."

The wild buffalo had resigned itself to its fate; it couldn't fight back, it couldn't escape, and it had no other choice but to cooperate.

Then the leaf waved to the wild buffalo, signaling it to follow.

Oh no, at this point it can no longer be called a wild water buffalo; it has been domesticated. Compromise under the threat of force is domestication, no problem.

Then, the leaf walked ahead, and the buffalo followed closely behind.

Back beside Tongtong, Yezi patted the water buffalo's big head and laughed:

"We now have one more partner."

Tongtong nodded blankly.

Yezi bent down, grabbed a handful of grass, rubbed it, sprinkled a pinch of salt on it, and held it to the buffalo's mouth.

The buffalo opened its mouth and bit into the grass. The leaf released its grip, stroked the buffalo's head, and simultaneously asked the system in its mind:

"Use 100 Qi and Blood Points to heal it and establish a connection."

"clear."

Soon, the system spoke up:

"Healing complete, contact has been established."

Ye Zi nodded slightly, then said to the water buffalo:

"From today onwards, your name will be Big Black. Now go and eat something by yourself, but don't go too far."

The buffalo turned and left, but didn't go far. It grazed nearby and then lay down to rest.

"Is that all?" Tongtong asked, pointing at the water buffalo.

Ye Zi nodded and asked in return:

"Otherwise what?"

"You just beat it up?"

Tongtong saw everything Ye Zi did just now. Ye Zi completely crushed the water buffalo in their one-on-one fight.

"Yeah, there's nothing that a good beating can't solve. If there is, then beat it up again until it cooperates."

But I can't beat him today, or he'll be done for.

"It's so obedient, don't hit it anymore, it's fine as it is."

Ye Zi turned her head and glanced at Da Hei, then said:

"Alright, I'll let it off the hook for now, for your sake."

Tongtong rolled her eyes at Yezi, clearly annoyed. This wasn't out of consideration for her; there was obviously no legitimate reason.

After dealing with Dahei, Yezi squatted down next to the wild buffalo carcass and began to continue the dismemberment work.

While dismembering the buffalo carcass, Ye Zi cut several pieces of beef and stored them in her spatial storage for future use.

Although some of it had been taken into the space, there were still more than 100 kilograms left. The sun was already setting, and Ye Zi didn't plan to continue.

They started a fire to cook the meat, and then began making a yoke for Dahei. A yoke is a harness that is put around the neck of an ox to pull a cart.

In some places it's called a yoke, it's similar in appearance and has the same purpose, either for pulling carts or plows.

The V-shaped yoke, made of two short wooden sticks, was originally crafted from wood that had grown abnormally into a V-shape. When oxen were pulling things, it was placed between the ox's neck and shoulders, with a rope attached to the lower end to provide the pulling force.

It was commonly used during the period when farming relied on animal power, but it is now relatively rare.

However, Ye Zi still has the physical object preserved at home, and it is still used occasionally, especially in winter when the snow is thick or in summer when there is plenty of rain.

When a cart gets stuck, oxen are the main force in pulling it out.

Making a new cow vine is not difficult for the leaves; in fact, it doesn't take much effort.

Leather ropes were readily available; all that was needed were two short wooden sticks. The beef wasn't even cooked yet, but the leaves were already finished.

I tried it with Big Black, and it was absolutely perfect.

Hitching the cart over, Yezi used the reins to control Dahei's direction. After circling around, Tongtong's eyes lit up.

Ye Zi smiled and said:

"Given our current conditions, your physical fitness improvement plan can be put on hold."

"Let's just leave it as it is," Tongtong said indifferently.

A few days ago, she felt embarrassed to have Yezi drag her around every day, so she came up with the idea of ​​improving her physical fitness.

Now that we have Dahei, not to mention her, even Yezi herself doesn't need to pull the cart anymore. So what's the point of improving anything? Isn't it better to have a cart to ride in?

Ye Zi also saw through Tong Tong's thoughts, and then said:

"Come on, experience our new ride."

"Okay." Tongtong put down the cooking beef, agreed, and sat on the carriage shaft.

Leaf held a branch and whacked Big Black's rear end, then Big Black started to walk forward.