The Fortunate Demoniac Little Village Doctor
Chapter 721: 669: Making a Scene at the Door

Chapter 721: Chapter 669: Making a Scene at the Door

“Ah… well, I went to the county town today, and Lu Chuan, that fatso, made me eat too much. It caused my energy to flow too vigorously… ahem, Sisi, you should lie down on my bed first. I’ll give you acupuncture. After a few sessions, your sickness will be completely cured.” Upon hearing Li Sisi’s reminder, Liu Huyi immediately wiped off his nosebleed and then spoke earnestly.

Hearing Liu Huyi’s words, Li Sisi turned around, walked into the room behind her, and lay down on Liu Huyi’s bed. She instantly closed her eyes, and her small, white chest trembled enticingly.

Liu Huyi swallowed hard and silently recited the name of the Buddha. It took him a while to stabilize his mind. Then, he took out the silver needles he had bought that day, disinfected them, and began to give acupuncture to the beauty in front of him.

Although Liu Huyi’s self-control had been decent, that was only in his past life. Now reborn, he didn’t understand why his self-control had become so weak. Treating Li Sisi almost led him to lustful thoughts.

About half an hour later, Liu Huyi finally put away the silver needles.

“Big Brother Hun, why are you sweating so much? Is my illness that difficult to treat?” Li Sisi asked with wide eyes. Anyway, this guy had seen everything he needed to see early on, so she was not as shy as before, on the contrary, she was much bolder.

“Ahem, it’s not hard to treat. But treating people is a skillful task. If one is not careful and something goes slightly wrong, it’s like joking with the patient’s life. It’s just a bit tough,” said Liu Huyi, fully aware that this mischievous girl was teasing him, yet he still assumed an aloof demeanor.

“Sister, I’ve called Mom and Dad back.” Just then, Xiao Ya’s cheerful voice suddenly came from the courtyard outside.

Hearing Xiao Ya’s voice, Li Sisi’s face showed a fleeting expression of panic, as if she had done something she shouldn’t have, and she hurriedly dressed herself.

Seeing Li Sisi’s flustered state, Liu Huyi couldn’t help but secretly laugh. However, over this short period, he had developed a fondness for Li Sisi. After all, who doesn’t like a beautiful woman?

Both of them stepped out of the room. Just as Xiao Ya had returned home and saw them coming out, noticing Li Sisi’s slightly blushing face, Xiao Ya widened her eyes and incredulously asked the two, “Brother, Sisi, aren’t you two moving too fast?”

“Silly girl, what are you talking about?” Liu Huyi glared at Xiao Ya, chastising her with a guilty conscience.

After all, he had definitely taken advantage of Li Sisi just now, and several times while giving her acupuncture, Liu Huyi’s hands had, intentionally or unintentionally, gently brushed over her prominent chest.

“Xiao Ya, what did you just say?” Liu’s father and mother just walked in from the courtyard, puzzled by Xiao Ya’s comment.

“Dad, Mom, I want to discuss something with you…” Liu Huyi really didn’t want his parents to get involved in this matter. Over the past few days, since he had woken up, his parents had been continuously talking about finding him a wife. If they knew about what was happening now, who knows what trouble would come.

“Liu Zhongguo, come out! It’s only right to repay one’s debts. Now that your son has awakened, you should pay back the money!” Just as Liu Huyi was about to talk to his parents about the money he had earned, a loud voice suddenly came from outside the courtyard.

Hearing this voice, Liu’s father and mother’s expressions changed slightly, but they then forced a smile and said to Liu Huyi and the others, “Hun, Sisi has come to see you. Just stay inside and keep her company for a bit. I’ll go and see what’s happening…”

“Dad, let me go instead.” Liu Huyi knew his father didn’t want him to worry about these matters. If it had been yesterday, Liu Huyi might have been somewhat anxious, but now things were different.

Saying this, Liu Huyi grabbed his father’s arm and strode towards the outside.

When he reached the courtyard, Liu Huyi saw a crowd gathered around his family’s courtyard, most of whom were familiar faces.

Liu Huyi’s eyes flashed coldly as he looked at several young thugs with dyed multicolored long hair standing not far away. He took a deep breath, then finally set his gaze on Aunt Huang, who stood with her hands on her hips in front of him.

“Liu Hun, when your dad borrowed two eggs from me years ago, at the city rate of five cents for two eggs and one cent of interest per day, in two years that’s seven yuan. Plus the principal, that’s seven yuan and fifty cents. So pay up quickly, or don’t blame me for being rude!” Aunt Huang glared angrily at Liu Hun as she shouted.

When Liu Hun had just awakened earlier, he had caused her intense embarrassment. Now that he had some support and had been briefed on interest rates, Aunt Huang wouldn’t miss this excellent opportunity; after all, seven yuan and fifty cents could buy a pound of pork—trading two eggs for a pound of pork was definitely a profitable deal.

“And there’s me, your dad had borrowed a thousand yuan from our family. With interest, that’s now five thousand yuan…”

Momentarily, several villagers begun chattering all at once, and the elderly couple who had just emerged from the house, upon hearing these words, trembled with anger. Originally, they had indeed borrowed quite a lot of money for Liu Hun’s medical treatment. They had agreed back then that there was no rush to repay, but now…

“You guys are really too bullying…” Liu Xiaoya was so agitated that she began to weep. If the debt were calculated their way, her family could never repay it in a lifetime.

“Sisi, could you please get that backpack for me?” Liu Hun watched the scene unfold indifferently and then directly addressed Li Sisi behind him.

Hearing Liu Hun’s words, Li Sisi hesitated, but ultimately did as he instructed. Although she didn’t understand what Liu Hun intended to do, somehow, deep down, she felt a surge of trust in him. She believed he could handle the situation.

“So, are you the leader of these punks?” After speaking, Liu Hun walked up to the young men and addressed one of them directly.

Without needing further explanation, Liu Hun could guess that this young man was behind the current situation; otherwise, how would these villagers know anything about calculating interest?

“What now, paying debts is only natural, do you really think you can beat me up over it? Moreover, do you think you can take on so many of us alone?” The youth smirked slightly and chuckled while looking at Liu Hun, his gaze full of disdain.

After hearing about the last incident, Li Fei was extremely angry. However, upon revisiting the details that Maszi reported, he orchestrated the current scene.

Li Fei had deliberately brought more people this time, high-priced bodyguards, no less. He doubted that a brute could cause them any trouble.

Liu Hun glanced at the men in suits standing behind Li Fei. Liu Hun wasn’t foolish, quite the opposite, he was clever. These individuals were clearly trained fighters, and Liu Hun, having just recovered, was no match for them physically.

Still, Liu Hun wasn’t the least bit worried. Instead, he chuckled while looking at Li Fei, “Fine, let’s wait and see if I can knock your teeth out. I spared you last time, and yet you seek a death wish again; don’t blame me this time.”

“Hahaha, Liu Hun, I’ve inquired about you. That nonsense of yours might fool these ignorant bumpkins, but you are far too green to fool me,” Li Fei seemed to find that notion hysterical. He wasn’t in a rush to deal with Liu Hun given he had the support of many villagers and saw no immediate concern.

To Li Fei, the more amusing the game, the more fun it is drawn out. Killing Liu Hun too quickly would spoil the fun.

Ignoring Li Fei and his company, Liu Hun waited for Li Sisi to bring his backpack. He then pulled out two stacks of bright red bills from it, and smiling at the dumbstruck villagers, he announced, “Elders, the debt my family owes you, I, Liu Hun, will repay with principal and interest. And now, if you can knock down any of them, I’ll reward each of you a hundred yuan. A hundred more for every additional person taken down, and if you break a leg or an arm, I’ll reward a thousand; after all, we are in the remote Shanghe Village, and we outnumber them. When the police arrive, we’ll claim they attempted to abduct a villager—that’s why we fought back. I assure you, the police won’t trouble you.”

With these words, the previously stunned villagers seemed revitalized, as though they had been injected with adrenaline. The prospect of earning a hundred yuan for knocking down a person was thrilling; with over a dozen thugs, everyone participating could earn more than a thousand yuan, far exceeding what they would make from a year’s harvest. How could they not be excited?

“Of course, you don’t need to worry about their retaliation. After all, they are city folk, and if they injure you, I’ll cover ten thousand yuan of your medical expenses and provide treatment for free. But naturally, it would help to call more people over, and the reward I mentioned still stands.” Before the crowd could react, Liu Hun dropped another bombshell.

What did ten thousand yuan mean? It was a sum some people might not save in over a decade. Even if they got hurt, it would be worth it.

“Villagers, charge!” Initially standing at the forefront, Aunt Huang, being closest to Liu Hun, had accidentally seen the money in his backpack. Forgetting her initial grievances, she picked up a brick from his yard and wildly charged at Li Fei and his men.

Seeing this, other villagers enthusiastically picked up any ‘weapons’ they could find in the yard and charged at Li Fei and his companions. Seeing this, Li Fei and his men’s faces turned ashen. They had never expected the situation to escalate so quickly in just the blink of an eye.