Ouch!
With a simple, exaggerated shout, Mingzhu immediately rushed over nervously.
"Where does it hurt? Where does it hurt? Why hasn't Grandpa Liu arrived yet?"
She breathed softly, and after drinking half a glass of water, she felt the burning sensation in her chest subside considerably. She stopped teasing her.
"Okay, Sister Zhuzhu, I'm much better now. Don't worry, I'm fine. I just need to rest."
Mingzhu wasn't there. Jian Dan and her child had just left when they heard a horn blaring. They heard that wild boars were coming, but she didn't think much of it and just left with her child.
When she got there, she found out it was Jian Dan and Lin Dongfang, which made her very angry.
She finally got home, and when Lin Dongfang described the situation, she became anxious.
She's fine, nothing's wrong. But with so many wild boars around, it's no wonder she's unharmed.
"Yeah, you're pretty tough. You're invulnerable to swords and spears, so what are you doing lying there? Get up and run!"
Even the most simple-minded person could tell she was angry. Touching her nose, she realized she was indeed not wronged. If anyone had someone like her, they would definitely have a lot to worry about.
"Okay, Sister Zhuzhu, I was wrong, okay? Next time, I promise I will never be so impulsive again, really, I promise."
She looked incredibly serious, but Mingzhu just pursed her lips and said, "Next time?"
With her personality, she may seem aloof and averse to trouble, but she dares to say that if she encountered something like this a few times, she wouldn't ignore it.
"Don't talk big. I'm not a child. Even a child wouldn't believe what you're saying, so do you think I would?"
"Huh? Sister, you don't believe me anymore?"
Seeing her pale face, Mingzhu stopped arguing with her and sighed.
"Don't look so pitiful. I'm just worried about you. I know you don't want wild boars to come into the village, but you can't risk your life like this. All these injuries could lead to lifelong health problems."
She nodded obediently, "I know, I know, I'll definitely be more careful in the future."
"And one more thing," Mingzhu glanced at the doorway, "that's all."
"Also, even if you don't care about yourself, you should at least think about the children. Look how scared you've made them!"
Jian Dan also stopped smiling faintly and lowered the corners of her mouth.
"Yes, it really scared them."
The thought of her two children rushing up with knives to avenge her brings a wave of bitterness to her face.
It wasn't until Grandpa Liu examined them and prescribed medicine that the group felt relieved.
Now look what happened. Apart from going to the toilet, Jian Dan has become a complete idiot who does nothing all the time. His biggest activity is sitting up.
After washing up, the child brought the basin to the edge of the kang (a heated brick bed).
Cheng Chao is responsible for cooking and washing clothes.
If she hadn't strongly objected, they would have even fed her.
"I'm not crippled, okay? My hands and feet are fine, I can move them."
Cheng Chao also wanted to curb her impulsiveness, so he didn't stop the child from acting recklessly.
Three days had passed, and seeing that she was almost exhausted, Cheng Chao suppressed a laugh and winked at the child.
"Alright, let your sister eat by herself then. We can take care of her when she can't move anymore."
"snort!"
After eating, I went out and walked around the house for a bit; only then did I feel truly alive again.
"Brother, shouldn't you go back now?"
Cheng Chao came over that day, and seeing that she was injured, he was worried. After watching them fall asleep, he went back overnight to ask for leave and then rushed back. He was extremely busy for the past three days.
"I'll stay another day tomorrow, and I'll leave after the dressing is changed."
You heartless little brat, who am I doing this for, huh?
For the past three days, Cheng Chao has been extremely busy with one thing: recovering from his injury.
Not to mention the educated youth in the educated youth compound, villagers also flocked to the place. This wasn't just a good thing for them to eat meat; it was a life-saving favor.
Everyone knew what the consequences would be if this large group of wild boars entered the village.
Even a single wild boar could cause panic in their entire village, let alone a group of more than ten. If they were just hunting things, that would be a minor matter, but human lives are at stake. Every encounter with wild boars results in significant casualties, and that's the real issue.
Those who are quick on their feet might have a better chance of survival, but for those who stay at home and wait for their families, especially the elderly and children, it's unthinkable.
Given their fighting prowess, they could certainly take on one or two wild boars if they teamed up and fought to the death. However, people don't always have the fighting spirit to risk their lives. Unless pushed to a certain point, they tend to have wishful thinking and hold back their trump cards.
Putting everything else aside, rural people value relationships, and this was a genuine act of saving a life. Starting the next day, almost every family came over with gifts to express their gratitude.
"I haven't been on any missions lately, just regular training. I can come over anytime, so you'd better just focus on recovering."
A simple pout.
"I know, but there are still two little busybodies around, what else can I do?"
Cheng Chao smiled helplessly.
"You guys, I'm scared of you all."
"I'm getting more and more worried about you guys together. Each one of you is more capable than the last; some of you are so daring, they're practically flying high."
The eldest, Cheng Jian, is the most troublesome; Cheng Rui is the most mischievous; and the youngest, Cheng An, is relatively calm, but even he can't seem to put his mind at ease.
"Okay, okay, I know, I promise I won't go out or go up the mountain again, alright?"
The two younger ones quickly softened their tone as well.
"Big brother, we'll definitely support our sister,"
Cheng An sighed.
"I'm trying my best to support them both."
Lin Dongfang laughed heartily as soon as he entered.
"We really need to keep an eye on them; if they get out, I won't be able to hold them back."
He made a simple gesture as if to kick him, and then stopped.
"I have something important to tell you."
The person who deliberately spilled pine resin has been taken to the police station.
"oh,"
They weren't interested in that, so they only gave a perfunctory reply. Lin Dongfang wasn't interested either, and then they started talking about other things.
"Also, those two people do seem to be the people we're looking for,"
Who is it?
Cheng Chao arrived in a hurry and was injured. He was focused on taking care of his younger siblings and didn't remember a single word Cheng Jin had said.
Who are you looking for?
The two children were the first to look over.
"Brother Lin, really?"
Simple, take a look too.
"Have both of them made up their minds?"
The two had already confided in each other: Lin Dongfang was looking for his father-in-law, while Jian Dan and the others wanted to confirm whether that person was Cheng Jia. Although it was unexpected, Lin Dongfang quickly understood.
"Ninety percent of the time, their identity on the surface is indeed correct. I don't know how it was done, but they changed their name, but their surname remained the same."
"The remaining 10% will require Brother Chao's intervention."
Cheng Chao listened to the riddle and heard it in himself.
"What does this have to do with me?"
Lin Dongfang's eyes shifted. This really does have something to do with you, it has the most to do with you.
Both of them were frightened; the one wearing glasses was so frightened that he fainted immediately.
The other one was very calm and even secretly helped me a lot. His hidden weapon strikes were incredibly accurate, but lacked power and didn't have a fatal effect.
Cheng looked left and right.
"Are you talking about those two people in the cowshed?"
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