Although we have been liberated for five or six years, in the countryside, everything is still decided by force.

It can be said that none of the men in the countryside are easy to mess with; if they were, they wouldn't have been able to grow up peacefully in those chaotic times.

Yun Shanfu listened to Xiao Si's words without saying anything, and pondered in his heart whether this matter could be done, and how to do it in a way that would not be discovered by others.

"Xiao Si, don't forget, there's a traitor in our Yun Family Village. Even if we get rid of Liu Dabao, if we don't find the traitor, he'll be a ticking time bomb."

What's troubling them most right now is that they don't know which girl in the village told the story. Although they can guarantee it wasn't someone from their own family, it would be difficult to handle if it was someone from another family in the village.

They can be ruthless towards outsiders, but they still have some consideration for the people in the village.

"Brother, you're really overthinking it. As long as we catch Liu Dabao and make him confess, it's just a girl. We can just tell her parents to marry her off to a place far away, or even to a mountainous area. You know, those mountain people are really short of wives. In some places, they even practice communal marriage. If a girl comes to their door, they'll keep a close watch on her."

If the people in her own village can't bear to kill her, then she should quickly marry her off so that someone else can keep an eye on her.

Anyway, if you send a girl to some remote mountain forest, she won't be able to find her way home.

“It seems I was overthinking it. Your idea is pretty good. Let’s do it this way. After we get Liu Dabao’s mouth out, we’ll send that girl to a remote mountain area. I remember Xiao Qi and Xiao Jiu have been hunting with Uncle Wu every day and have been to very far places. They should know some men who are looking for wives. We’ll send her there.”

The Xiaoqi and Xiaojiu mentioned by Yun Shanfu are the two sons of his fifth grandfather, who was a hunter. Yunxi should call Uncle Qi Yun Shanhu and Uncle Jiu Yun Shanbao.

They went hunting with their father from a young age, and even their names were based on tigers and leopards. The two of them looked just like their names, exceptionally brave.

Because I've never lacked meat since I was a child, I'm taller and more robust than the other uncles and elders. Standing in front of them both makes me feel particularly intimidated.

The two were discussing how to cover this up so that once the matter was resolved, they wouldn't be able to cause trouble in their village.

"Brother, we've heard some noise over there."

As they were talking, Yun Shanping saw a furtive figure creeping over.

He quickly whispered something and nodded in that direction to indicate the way.

"I saw it. Don't say anything. When he's not paying attention, quietly take a stick and knock him unconscious."

Yun Shanping didn't speak, but simply nodded to indicate that he understood.

He quietly grabbed the stick he had prepared in advance, and when Liu Dabao passed by not far in front of them, he quietly followed behind him with the stick in hand.

That stick was thicker than a one-year-old child's arm; it would hurt if it hit you.

At this moment, Liu Dabao was feeling smug, thinking that he hadn't been spotted by any dog, let alone a human, along the way.

However, he knew he couldn't get carried away yet. He had already shut his mouth, which had been humming a little tune, and focused solely on moving forward.

They were getting closer and closer to Yunxi's home.

By this time, Yunxi had already packed up all the medicinal herbs, planning to wash them and dry them the next day.

She didn't waste any time, since she wasn't sure if that scoundrel would come over tonight. So she took out the medical book she hadn't finished reading from her spatial storage.

As for the fact that it was dark, it had no effect on her; she could read the contents of the book perfectly clearly.

She was engrossed in her book when she heard a noise outside. Although the footsteps were very light and there was some kind of deliberate control involved, she still heard them clearly.

His eyes lit up instantly, knowing that the person he was waiting for had finally arrived. He quickly put the book in his hand into his spatial storage and quietly went to the courtyard gate.

As the footsteps drew closer, Yunxi's eyes grew brighter and brighter. It was the first time she had ever witnessed something like this, and she was incredibly excited.

Carefully removing the piece of wood that was blocking the two doors behind the courtyard gate, she then took out a large piece of wood that she had prepared in advance from her spatial storage, her eyes sparkling with excitement.

Yunxi planned to wait until that hooligan entered her courtyard and then kill him with a single blow.

As Yunxi listened to the commotion outside, she suddenly felt that something was wrong.

There was initially one person's footsteps outside, but then the sound of two more people's footsteps gradually appeared.

Didn't that good-for-nothing Liu Dabao come alone?

I never expected that someone would bring accomplices to do something like this. They're really bold. Aren't they afraid of being reported?

The more they listened, the more suspicious the commotion outside seemed. The person in front didn't appear to be with the two people behind; the two people behind were quietly following behind the person in front.

Yunxi didn't think of anything else; she just thought that taking it to her own home would make her rich.

Although my family's conditions may be a little better than those of other people in the village, they are not by much.

Although the other families all seem poor, they are not actually law-abiding people. When they were young, which one of them didn't go out and make a living?

They have plenty of good stuff hidden at home; they just know how to keep it to themselves.

Fine, fine. Whether it's one or two or three, it's all the same. Since they've already come to my door, I might as well grant their wish.

Holding the stick, ready to strike at any moment.

Yunxi planned to deal with the person who had just entered as soon as the door opened, and then deal with the two people behind him, leaving all three of them behind.

My heart was pounding. Although it was my first time dealing with a person, I was a little nervous. After all, I had killed various animals before, and this was my first time killing a human.

But I wasn't particularly nervous, as if I were naturally lacking in empathy.

That's normal, though, since you can't expect a peach tree spirit to be bound by any human moral concepts.

A loud "bang" suddenly rang out. Before Yunxi could react and was about to listen carefully to what had happened, she heard the sound of someone falling to the ground.