Then they gave the village chief a wild boar leg.

Unexpectedly, the village chief refused.

"How could I possibly accept these?"

After much pleading and persuasion, the village chief only took a piece of pork from the back of the saddle, which weighed about three pounds.

Even so, the village chief was very happy.

After returning home, he asked his son to run a errand and bring back a basket of cantaloupes.

It's about reciprocity, after all.

Back home, Old Man Chi and Old Man Li had returned, each comforting and visiting their wives, filled with deep regret.

Aunt Chi was very blunt: "What use are you at home? Wild boars are so fierce, what can you do? Don't we still have to rely on our daughter?"

Old Man Chi was speechless for a while before finally saying in a muffled voice, "Even if I'm not capable, I can still do it for you..."

He's thick-skinned and fearless.

"Great! Awesome!"

Chi Tang climbed onto her father's lap, and then, holding her father's face, gave him a quick kiss, her face beaming with joy and pride.

"Oh my, Daddy's baby can call Daddy now, but not 'Daidai,' he calls Daddy!"

"Take it with you!"

Chi Tang helplessly twitched the corners of her mouth, wanting to tell her father that with her small frame, her physical attributes weren't up to standard, so her pronunciation couldn't possibly be very standard.

But how could Old Man Chi know? He kept repeating and correcting his daughter's pronunciation.

Chi Tang angrily crawled away, leaving her father to see her butt!

"You little fool, call me Daddy. Daddy!"

"Why!"

Chi Tang responded loudly, then quickly climbed to the innermost part of the kang (a heated brick bed), turned around and sat there, laughing heartily at Old Man Chi.

Old Man Chi: ...

It's both laughable and pathetic.

"You little rascal, you're even taking advantage of your old man!" Old Man Chi said helplessly.

This scene seems so familiar.