What made the third brother even angrier was that Old Dingtou had returned, and hadn't even mentioned coming to help in the fields. He angrily said, "Thank goodness my wife was smart. She told me last night that my parents are becoming less and less capable of getting things done. Nothing they do is done properly. From now on, I say, don't get involved no matter what my parents say."
"If we hadn't gotten involved with them earlier, the fourth brother and his wife wouldn't have become estranged from us."
"Brother, since she brought you two back today, if we ask her to exchange her secret water in the future, do you think she can give it to us?"
Ding Youtian and Jian Ning were also discussing this matter. Spring is the breeding season for wild animals, and there are many poisonous snakes on the mountain in summer. For the safety of the villagers, Jian Ning had told the villagers who came to ask about the secret water early in the morning that they could come back in autumn to exchange the secret water for wild animals.
Because she came back and talked to Ding Youtian about the eldest brother and his wife, Ding Youtian thought of asking her if she would let the eldest brother and his friends exchange the secret water.
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He Shaoqing is no ordinary scoundrel. He possesses one-in-a-million looks and noble ancestry, yet he idles away his days in heaven, pursuing no real career. Because he loves Zuo Zixun, a mortal with a deeply flawed nature, he transforms into both a ghost and a human to protect and follow her, simply to experience the mundane world of mortal flesh. His selfishness and cold-bloodedness are Xunxun's self-preservation; his ruthless pursuit of profit is Xunxun's subtle sobriety; his gluttony and lust... that's not just Xunxun's true love, it's his true love.
Even if he was discovered by some big shot in heaven, so what? The worst that could happen is that he would be reduced to a beast, like a kitten, curled up in Xunxun's arms and coquettishly rolling around. Wouldn't that be more comfortable than being a fairy in heaven?
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