My Beloved Super Fierce Wife
Chapter 519 Retreat! Retreat! Retreat! (Additional update)

Chapter 519: 519 Retreat! Retreat! Retreat! (Additional update)

Lin Zhixuan quietly squeezed past his brother and hugged his little aunt’s leg.

"Thank you, little aunt~~"

Still fascinated by the watches, the siblings Lin Zhiming and Lin Fei found themselves rolled up and followed suit, forming a circle around Lin Tang.

Each one was sweeter than the last.

Lin Fei said softly, "Little Aunt, you are the best and prettiest little aunt in the whole world.

When I grow up, I will also buy you a watch, one for the left hand, one for the right hand..."

Driven by a competitive spirit, Lin Zhiming stiffened his neck and said, "I’ll also buy one for Little Aunt. When I earn money, I’ll spend it on Little Aunt."

Zhou Mei touched the watch on her son’s wrist and glanced at him when she heard this, "What about your mother, then?"

Lin Zhiming’s expression froze upon hearing this, his face a picture of difficulty.

"Then I’ll give you all the change," he sighed. "Mom, don’t just spend it willy-nilly, otherwise I’ll be too tired."

The child’s face fell in disappointment, having hoped to save the change for himself.

Lin Qingshui couldn’t help laughing out loud and even praised him.

"Very good, your little aunt is so good to you, you should indeed put your little aunt first in your heart."

Lin Zhiming’s face turned red with the compliment, and he chuckled.

Zhou Mei was at a loss for words, speechless.

The head of the family wasn’t wrong, after all.

Lin Tang was immersed in excessive praise, almost losing herself completely.

But at her core, she was still a comrade with unwavering revolutionary willpower; she quickly came back to her senses.

"I appreciate the sentiment, just be good, that’s enough for me, your little aunt. I can take care of myself."

You can’t rely on mountains or trees, only hard work will never let you down.

Besides, treating Zhicheng and the others well was something she did willingly, without expecting anything in return. She lacked nothing.

However, from the looks of it, all four little ones were good children with little chance of going astray.

Xiuli was pleased with the way her son and daughter-in-law were teaching the little ones to be filial to their little aunt.

As she watched the four kids wearing watches of different colors, she advised them solemnly.

"You must be careful with these watches, don’t knock them or get them wet.

If you break them, don’t expect your little aunt to buy you another one. Do you hear me?"

The four little ones answered earnestly.

Xiuli nodded in satisfaction and turned to her eldest grandson, saying, "Zhicheng, you’re in school now; you should teach your little siblings how to recognize the time on your watch."

Lin Zhicheng puffed out his chest, "Sure, Grandma, don’t you worry."

After her mother finished speaking to the little ones, Lin Tang smiled and said, "You don’t have to be so careful with these watches; they are water-resistant and shockproof, so don’t worry too much."

Lin Zhicheng, who valued the watch the most, relaxed a bit upon hearing this, but his hand still carefully touched the watch strap.

Even his father didn’t have such a watch.

Having finished speaking, Xiuli realized it was getting late and slapped her thigh.

"Oh dear, I’m late for work; let’s get going!"

At her words, she picked up her towel, water bottle, and other items and hurried out the door.

The Lin family members were jolted into action, quickly packing their things and chasing after her like a whirlwind.

Soon, the courtyard was left with only Lin Tang and the four little ones staring at each other.

Lin Tang, having been busy for several days straight and feeling her bones stiff, decided to take a walk outside.

"What are your plans, you four? Do you want to come along?"

All four little ones nodded eagerly, "Yes!"

They also wanted to go along, but they had stayed to keep their little aunt company.

Now that the little aunt had spoken, how could they stay?

The group of one adult and four children strolled leisurely towards the drying grounds.

Before they got close, they saw a crowd gathered from a distance.

Lin Tang walked up and tapped Tang Kairui on the arm from behind, asking softly, "Tang Xiaorui, what’s going on inside?"

Upon seeing her, Tang Kairui’s face brightened with a smile.

He was just about to speak.

Guo Aimin gestured for the surrounding crowd to make way, then he dashed out and dragged Lin Tang over.

"Tangtang, take a quick look at these meat sticks. Thanks to your medicine, we were able to catch these two critters."

Tang Kairui’s face turned ashen, and he hastily struggled through the crowd, moving inward.

Lin Tang took a good look and was so shocked that he stepped back three times.

All that was on his mind: Retreat! Retreat! Retreat!

On the ground lay two snakes, as thick as an adult man’s calf.

One black, one white.

An icy chill emanated from their bodies, instilling a deep unease in one’s heart.

The sight of wriggling long worms gave Lin Tang goosebumps, the kind that could make him lose his composure in an instant.

Seeing them up close now, his hair stood on end even more.

He was about to... grab a stick and smash the cold creatures on the ground into mush.

Lin Tang kept refusing with his whole body as he continued to back away, "Brother Aimin, there’s no need to show me this kind of thing..."

Right after her rebirth, the thing she couldn’t stand the most was using the toilet.

In the rural areas of those days, a toilet was just a pit, the better ones having a couple of boards across it.

Never mind the stench, inside there were wriggling maggots, so dense it was suffocating.

Using the toilet became a massive challenge.

Lin Tang had used the toilet once and nearly threw up.

After that, she made insecticide, spraying every corner of the house twice, which made her feel much more comfortable.

Now, seeing the two long worms, she couldn’t help but recall the scene of a myriad of white maggots writhing, her body breaking out in another layer of goosebumps.

It was utterly uncomfortable.

Guo Aimin realized Lin Tang had backed away two meters because she was frightened by the snakes.

The young man was taken aback.

"Tangtang, you’re not even afraid of wild boars, so why fear these dead snakes?" He scratched his head, his face full of puzzlement.

Lin Tang retreated to a safe zone, avoiding looking at the two lumps on the ground.

She glared at Guo Aimin and said, "Just because I’m not afraid of wild boars doesn’t mean I’m not afraid of snakes. How many girls aren’t afraid of these dead things!"

Seeing Lin Tang’s fierce look, Guo Aimin shrank his head back.

After holding back for a while, he couldn’t resist retorting quietly, "...but then, other girls aren’t as bold as you to dare to fight wild boars either!"

If it weren’t for Tangtang’s overly grand image in his heart, he wouldn’t have forgotten that she was still a young girl scared of long worms.

"Pfft!"

The onlookers burst into laughter, teasingly looking at Lin Tang.

"Tangtang, Aimin isn’t wrong..."

"Knowing that you’re scared of long worms and not wild boars, we’ll keep that in mind."

"Tangtang, you’re scared of snakes, you wouldn’t even dare to eat snake meat, would you?"

"Hey, that would be such a pity, snake meat is really delicious."

Lin Tang crossed her arms in front of her chest, her face full of rejection.

"...I won’t."

Let alone the meat, she wouldn’t even take a sip of the soup.

Lin Tang had no interest in the commotion, beckoned to Lin Zhicheng and his siblings, and without another word, quickly left.

Lin Zhicheng was at an age where he feared neither heaven nor earth, daring to catch scorpions with a stick, as well as grab snakes with his bare hands.

He was especially curious about those two snakes that looked quite terrifying.

Just as he was about to rush up and poke them, he saw his little aunt waving at him.

Lin Zhicheng glanced at the big white and big black snakes, then at his little aunt.

He followed her, leading his younger brother and sister.

Two broken snakes were nowhere as important as the little aunt.

Lin Tang, seeing her nephew and niece obediently following, heaved a sigh of relief and turned to walk towards the thresher that was making crackling noises.

"Don’t be so curious about everything, stay away from that thing."