She grew up in this kind of environment. Back then, she was bored and couldn't go out, so she could only beat geese and chickens.
Oh, and I also need to practice swordsmanship with my mother-in-law.
Practicing swordsmanship every day was already hard enough, and the other villagers were also bored, so they always made her learn all sorts of things.
There was a gambler who tried to teach her how to gamble, but her mother-in-law beat her up.
There was a drunkard who taught her to drink, but his mother-in-law beat him.
There was a musician who taught her to play the zither. Every time she played, a black dragon would appear, which was very evil and seemed to devour the entire world. Her mother-in-law wouldn't let her learn.
There was a scholar who taught her to read and write, and how to draw the human world and the vast river in one stroke. Her mother-in-law thought reading and writing were useless and wouldn't let her learn.
There was a miraculous doctor who could bring the dead back to life and heal the wounded. The old woman said that once she reached the pinnacle of her cultivation, her body would be able to heal itself, so she wouldn't let her learn it.
There was a woodcutter who chopped wood every day, and he always took her with him, but his mother-in-law wouldn't let her go.
There was a fisherman who had nothing better to do than fish all the time. He wanted to take her with him, but his mother thought she was uneducated and useless.
However, Wu Xiao was rebellious and disobedient since childhood.
Learn everything, learn secretly.
Even her mother-in-law probably doesn't know how much she has learned.
She never told anyone about it or used it; the only thing she used outside was what her mother-in-law taught her—swordsmanship.
The Right Chancellor looked at Wu Xiao with a strange expression and said, "Why don't you put the chickens and geese down? It's creepy to see you dragging them back."
"Alright then." The general tossed the chickens and geese to the roadside.
"Are they alright?" The Left Prime Minister asked, looking at the chickens and geese covered in blood.
"It's alright. They suffered more serious injuries when they were young, but they recovered quickly."
I remember when Wu Xiao beat them up, he was heartbroken to see them bleeding and asked his mother if she could save them.
If the chickens and geese die, who will we attack next?
The mother-in-law patted her head and said earnestly, "It's alright, they'll come back to life on their own soon."
From then on, Wu Xiao beat chickens and geese without restraint, since they wouldn't die anyway.
As they walked, Zuo Xiang suddenly frowned: "Have you noticed something? The retirement village was blown up, so why aren't any villagers coming out? Where are they?"
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