Jian Yuelan understood this principle, and so did Uncle Wu and the others.
When they heard that the tiger had eaten its fill and left, their tense nerves relaxed.
"call--"
Uncle Wu heaved a long sigh and said something shocking, "Did you feed it?"
The corner of Jian Yuelan's mouth twitched, "I don't have that ability."
That was a tiger weighing several hundred pounds, which could only be admired from afar and not touched. A slap on its head could make her head explode, leaving her half-dead. She would have to be crazy to think of feeding it.
"I cherish my life."
She was serious, and Guagua's cousin Gong Qiyong was a little confused and said, "I can't tell that you value your life at all!"
"If you value your life, you wouldn't take leopards, wolves, and bears home to raise."
It is no exaggeration to say that before her, there had never been a case of raising ferocious wild animals in Qingshan Commune.
After she appeared, wolves, leopards, and bears appeared.
But this is not the most speechless thing. The most speechless thing is the animals and relatives she raised.
It's outrageous!
Thinking of this, he ignored Jian Yuelan's speechless expression and added, "We believe that others don't dare to feed the tiger, but we don't believe you."
He deliberately put emphasis on the word "you".
Jian Yuelan sighed, "Uncle Gong, you will lose my trust if you do this."
"trust?"
He chuckled and said sincerely, "I thought the trust between us was gone when you kicked me out and broke three ribs."
As soon as these words were spoken, Uncle Wu and the others burst out laughing.
Jian Yuelan was embarrassed by the laughter, but she was thick-skinned and not only did she not feel guilty, she even said confidently, "I was saving you. If I had kicked you a little slower, you would have been bitten by the red-headed viper."
This has been going on for many years.
At that time, she was 13 years old. She ran to the reed marsh to touch pheasant eggs, wild duck eggs and other poultry eggs. As a result, she encountered... Gong Qiyong was stared at by a red-headed pit viper.
In order to save Gong Qiyong and also to bring this big red-headed viper home to make medicine for her father, she took a two-pronged approach: she caught the snake and kicked Gong Qiyong at the same time.
Because he kicked out in a hurry and failed to control the strength, Gong Qiyong flew out and broke three ribs. He lay on the ground and could only gasp for breath.
"This snake is very venomous. You can survive even if your ribs are broken, but if you are bitten and not treated in time, you may die."
She concluded, "So, Uncle Gong, since I saved your life, the trust between us must be like the water in a jar, overflowing."
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