Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me
Chapter 529 - 528: He Repays Kindness with Enmity

Chapter 529: Chapter 528: He Repays Kindness with Enmity

"If you know that the problem lies in the words you spoke, then there’s an easy fix," Mianmian said. "Set up a small shrine for him at home and let him settle there. Offer incense and prayers every day, and he will gradually return to normal, unaffected by your words."

As soon as he heard he needed to make offerings to the weasel, the villager’s expression changed, "I, I came back to the village to help my fellow villagers sell fruits, and I’ll return to the city after the fruit season is over. Do I still have to make offerings to him after I go back?"

Mianmian nodded, "Yes, your words helped him ascend and join the ranks of Yellow Fairy, but your sentence damaged his essence. It’ll take at least twenty years for him to recover."

Once demons decided on their gender, they would diligently cultivate towards that gender. There were very few species, like the shark people, whose gender could change at will.

Twenty years of offerings were needed for the Yellow Fairy to recover.

"Twenty years..." The villager looked forlorn, "I, I already have a girl that I like. I plan to get married after earning enough for the dowry. Although the girl likes small animals, she’s allergic to animal hair. If we make offerings to Yellow Fairy at home, could that affect her?"

Fearing that the girl he truly liked would be affected, the villager gritted his teeth and said, "Besides, we humans and those demons should have nothing to do with each other. He came to me to ask for an acknowledgment, so isn’t facing these consequences something he should bear on his own?"

[The villager isn’t wrong in what he says. Despite being foul-mouthed, Huang Pizi chose who to seek acknowledgment from, and if they chose the wrong person, they should bear the consequences themselves.]

[I find it really strange how men always blame others for the consequences of their own loose lips.]

[Don’t bring up the gender opposition thing in the Live Broadcast Room, please! Let me say something fair! I’ve heard from my grandfather that when Huang Pizi seeks acknowledgment, it’s a bit like borrowing luck. If you say he’s like a person, his cultivation base will be destroyed, but if you say he’s like a fairy, you’re actually giving him your luck. Although he will be grateful and help you with some things, those are actually things you shouldn’t have had to deal with. Do you understand?]

"No, it’s not like that," Mianmian, seeing some mistaken explanations in the barrage of messages and not being able to correct them, frowned slightly. But addressing the villager was her main priority now, "Actually, when Yellow Fairy asked if you were his enemy, there was some history behind it. Do you remember that time when you were a kid, you played too much and fell into a slope on the mountain?"

The villager was taken aback; his expression clearly conveyed: There was such an incident?

He had no recollection of it at all!

Mianmian didn’t press him and quietly stared at the villager after saying this, waiting for him to remember on his own.

If it had happened, there would definitely be traces of it. It was just that the villager couldn’t recall it suddenly.

True enough, as the villager frantically scratched his head trying to remember, he finally spoke up, "I remember when I was five, around that time, my mother always took our chickens up the mountain. I was very upset at the time because I had no chicken to eat. I asked her why, and she just said, ’You run around carelessly; you deserve not to have any chicken to eat.’ Let me just make a call, everyone, wait a moment. I’ll call my mom!"

The villager pulled out another mobile phone and called his mother. The call connected quickly, and he got a definite answer from his mother.

Indeed, he had fallen into a slope.

He was originally playing hide and seek with other children when he saw a rabbit and wanted to catch it, so he followed the rabbit.

As he ran after it, he fell off the mountain.

There was an outcrop below, along with a lot of vines, where he luckily only cracked his head and got caught in front of a ledge. Unfortunately, he was knocked unconscious, his family couldn’t hear him calling, and blood kept flowing out.

When the family had given up searching on the mountain and thought he might have been quietly taken away by kidnappers, a weasel suddenly blocked their way down the mountain and led them to the spot where he had fallen, then jumped down.

An expert suggested that this Huang Pizi might have been cultivating and by chance encountered someone in trouble. Wanting to create some good karma, it led them there, so the child was definitely below.

As expected, when they looked, they found him caught in the vines.

When the family rescued him, he was dazed, mumbling, "Mmm, help, like a fairy, like a fairy."

As the villager recounted this, the audience also began to understand.

Little Auntie brought up the villager’s fall from the cliff because Huang Pizi had actually helped the villager before, practically saving his life.

[When your mother said you were mumbling about needing help as you were rescued, could it be that Huang Pizi made a deal with you to lead your parents to you, on the condition that you would help it when it sought an acknowledgment in the future?]

[I think that’s possible. Looking at the villager, he’s under 30, so 30 years ago Huang Pizi might have already had a cultivation base.]

[Then, isn’t this a violation of the rules? What if Huang Pizi deliberately led someone to the cliff to fall off?]

"It’s not what you’re thinking," Mianmian finally found an opportunity to speak, her eyes fixed on the screen as she addressed the audience, "His fall from the cliff was indeed because of his playfulness. If Huang Pizi hadn’t come to his aid, he would’ve turned into an idiot from not being treated in time and, because of becoming foolish, would have later met another calamity and lost his life. Huang Pizi saved him and altered his fate. It was he himself who promised to help Huang Pizi, but in the end, he only fulfilled half of his promise."

Once the audience learned the whole truth, they also felt resigned.

[Then how about we say it was a stroke of misfortune or fortune? I can’t remember very clearly what happened when I was five.]

[I think we shouldn’t try to find fault with anyone in this matter. As Little Auntie said, that’s the best approach. The villager makes offerings to Huang Pizi for twenty years and helps it cultivate for a while, and then we can consider the matter resolved.]

[Hurry up and agree, young man. If it were any other Huang Pizi, they might not even consider marrying you. You changed its gender; it could have just killed you outright.]

Seeing what everyone was saying, and remembering that he had been saved by Huang Pizi, the villager felt even more ashamed.

What had he done!

Little Auntie had said it, he was intended to become stupid first, then go on to die. But Huang Pizi had saved him, and all it wanted was to be helped with a few words when seeking acknowledgment. As a result, he repaid kindness with malice, turning Huang Pizi into a little fairy.

This was really too much!

"I, then I’ll take Huang Pizi to my home, and as for the girl I like, I, I’ll tell her the truth. I believe she’ll understand, and be willing to make offerings with me," he said.

[Brother, you’ve made the right choice!]

[We all believe in you, you and she will surely be happy together.]

Among a flood of congratulatory messages, one unusual comment popped out: [It’s a good thing you made the right decision. If you had thought to ask Little Auntie to expel the demon or something else, then you would have fundamentally been problematic. But still, I can’t stand the thought of having someone marry you.]

The villager, seeing this comment, got a shock! The ID of this person who sent the message was identical to his WhatsApp ID.

Wow, his girlfriend was also watching the live-stream!

His claim about wanting to marry was just the result of getting carried away by the booze!