"You've offended Huang Xian."
Su Xuanxuan sighed and felt that this kid was very unlucky.
"What Huang Xian?"
[I know this. Wong Tai Sin is what we call a weasel.]
Is it really that magical? I'm really curious, how did this guy offend Wong Tai Sin?
[No wonder she's so unlucky. Huang Xian'er is so petty and holds grudges.]
"Wong Tai Sin, I didn't provoke it."
The boy scratched his head. He had never seen a weasel before, so how did he get into trouble with Wong Tai Sin?
Su Xuanxuan had a hint of smile on his face: "This is a little funny when I say it out loud."
"You kicked over the offerings of the Yellow Immortal. Do you think he will hold a grudge against you?"
Su Xuanxuan recalled the scene he saw in his mind and really felt that this kid deserved it.
Even though it was unintentional, if she put herself in her perspective, she would definitely be angry if someone stepped on her dinner and kicked it far away.
The boy blinked. "Is that true? Why don't I remember it?"
He thought it over carefully in his mind.
I actually thought of something. Could it be that night?
"That night, I came back from get off work and took this path. There were no street lights here, so the visibility was quite dim. When I passed a corner, I felt like I kicked something. I didn't pay much attention and just walked away. Could it be..."
"Oh, oh, Wong Tai Sin, I'm so sorry, I didn't mean it!"
The boy seemed to understand something and quickly apologized.
[Huang Xian'er really holds a grudge. You kicked over all her tributes. It's no wonder she's angry!]
[Your bad luck has a source, do you understand now? ]
[Sorry, I put myself in Huang Xian's perspective and I feel so angry!]
Su Xuanxuan: "You offended Huang Xian'er, that's why you are so unlucky."
The boy swallowed nervously. "How should we solve this problem? I really didn't mean to do that."
He felt that he was quite innocent, having fallen into the pit for no reason. Fortunately, he was lucky enough not to get hurt. If it were someone a little more fragile, he might have broken his arms and legs.
"The solution is very simple. After you get out, place another tribute at the corner where you passed by last time. Apologize to Huang Xian'er and tell her that you didn't mean it."
Su Xuanxuan talked about the solution. In fact, small animals like these have relatively simple thoughts and do not have any major malicious intentions.
"Okay, okay, when I get out, I'll buy a roast chicken for the immortal."
The boy agreed immediately.
He has really had enough of this bad life recently and he doesn't want to continue.
As they were talking, there was movement above.
A strong flashlight shone in, and the boy squinted his eyes and looked up. It was a rescuer wearing an orange rescue suit.
"Hello, can you hear us?"
The rescuers shouted loudly.
The boy stood at the bottom of the pit and waved his hands: "Yes, yes, yes! I sprained my ankle, but everything else is fine!"
He quickly reported his current situation to facilitate rescue by the people above.
Rescue workers surveyed the terrain and found that the pit was prone to collapse and could not be opened with force.
They threw down a safety rope and told the boy how to use it.
The boy fumbled to tie the safety rope around himself, holding the rope tightly with both hands.
When netizens in the live broadcast room saw the slowly moving picture upwards, they couldn't help but sweat.
There was a particularly narrow spot in the middle of the pit, and the boy got stuck there when he was pulled up.
"I can't move, I'm stuck!"
The rescuers above stopped pulling up, as they might hurt the people below if they pulled hard like that.
Su Xuanxuan's voice came from the screen: "The soil here is soft. Ask someone to throw a shovel down to you. Chisel away the soil next to you, and then you can get up."
"Then you won't bury me down there, will you?"
The boy was a little worried.
"No, you just need to remove the dirt from where you're stuck. It won't affect the overall situation."
Although Su Xuanxuan didn't know the specific situation, he also told the boy that he would not be buried underground.
The boy shouted upwards, "Can you give me a shovel? Tie it with a rope."
The pit was very narrow and could only allow one person to pass through, so the rescue workers above could not come down at all.
In addition, the boy was not seriously injured and could slowly go up according to the instructions.
Soon a shovel with a rope tied to it was thrown down.
The boy caught the shovel, stretched out his hands, and poked the soil on both sides hard, chipping away the part that was stuck on him.
After a lot of effort, the surrounding soil fell down. He twisted his body and seemed to be able to move upwards.
So he shouted loudly to the rescuers above: "It's okay, pull me up!"
There was immediate movement above, and the boy was pulled up.
The moment he breathed in the fresh air, he felt like he was alive again.
Then he politely thanked the rescuers.
"Thank you, if it weren't for you, I would have stayed down there forever."
The rescuer collected the rope and said, "It's okay, it's okay. We are serving the people!"
"But next time you walk at night, you still have to pay attention to the road. There are such big potholes."
The rescue workers were actually a little surprised. There was such a big pit right in the middle of the road, and it was actually quite unexpected that someone could fall into it.
Although the lighting here is dim, it is not so bad that you can't see the road.
The boy, with a tearful face, explained, "I usually walk along this road and it's fine. There's no pothole here. I didn't see it when I came back just now. It only became a pothole after I walked on it. I feel really guilty."
He knew it was just bad luck and that it was Huang Xianer's fault, but the rescuers didn't understand.
"You're unlucky, then. We'll cordon off this area with some wires and report it to the relevant authorities. You'd better not go down this road for the time being."
The rescuers looked at the young man with sympathy. He was indeed unlucky that he could even walk out of the pit on flat ground.
"Thank you, thank you."
"Is your foot okay?"
"It's okay, I just sprained it. I'll just need to go home and apply some medicine."
The boy moved his ankle. It was a little painful, but bearable.
After seeing off the rescuers, the boy first went to the pharmacy to buy some medicine, then went to the roast chicken shop that was still open to buy a chicken and some fruits, and carefully returned to the corner.
"Anchor, I did everything you said. I also bought the tribute and put it at the corner."
Su Xuanxuan didn't expect that this person was so efficient. He was willing to complete the task even with a sprained foot.
"You just fell. The Yellow Fairy is probably nearby, watching you. You should apologize to it right away."
Su Xuanxuan urged.
"Okay, okay."
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