Her Cultivation Diary
Chapter 636 - Chapter 636 636. Bear Child_1

Chapter 636: 636. Bear Child_1 Chapter 636: 636. Bear Child_1 The sun had already set, but the sky had not darkened rapidly. The afterglow congealed into a magnificent blue-purple, and from the distant mountains, the faint outlines of twilight were visible.

And yet, all of this paled in comparison to the captivating three-wheeler in the open space in front of the house.

After all, one could not touch the afterglow, but the three-wheeler was palpably real.

No, even for the friends in the live streaming room, the three-wheeler was out of reach.

But that did not stop them from shouting–

[Aaah, what a cute little vehicle I see!]

[Host, I command you! This three-wheeler has to appear in the link later!]

[How can there be such an adorable little vehicle!!!]

[Link please, link!]

[I won’t lie to everyone, this three-wheeler has stolen my heart]

[Waiting to snap up a deal]

[Can’t wait, I want it now! Ahhhh!]

Qi Lin adjusted the angle and set up the tripod, then watched Qiaoqiao ride the bike around in circles with great joy, his expression softening as well.

He thought that perhaps the reason he had so readily agreed to learn agriculture from his grandfather was not solely to keep the old man company, but because he genuinely enjoyed it.

Only in such a tranquil countryside could one find such simple happiness.

However, in the next moment, that simplicity was not so simple anymore–

A child’s wailing came from not far away, sounding precisely like the tantrum-throwing of all ill-behaved children who threaten thunder without bringing rain.

So much so that Qiaoqiao stopped her bike to look towards the little path.

“Oh, I get it now,” she said belatedly, “it’s Grandpa Li’s grandson.”

[What’s that? It sounds like a kid’s crying]

[I have experience! It’s definitely the kind of crying without tears]

[Here comes another terrifying high-speed train kid incident]

[Are country kids throwing tantrums? You can hear such clear sounds without even seeing anything]

[Not everything in the countryside is better, okay? Most of the ill-behaved kids are in the city]

[How many kids are there in the countryside?]

[Fight, fight, fight]

[I’m different. I just want to watch the fun]

[I don’t love to watch the excitement; I’m just curious]

[I’m not curious; I just want to see what the scenery over there is like]

And just then, Qiaoqiao suddenly sighed:

“I don’t like Li Haoxuan… he’s so annoying, and he also hit Dahuang.”

Dahuang was Old Man Li’s old yellow ox, which had lived for over a decade without a name until Qiaoqiao named it Dahuang.

Song Tan also frowned, “He hit Dahuang?!”

“Yes!” Qiaoqiao, seeing her sister share her indignation, said disdainfully:

“This morning when I was riding my bike, I saw it–Dahuang was lying by the pond, Li Haoxuan wanted to climb on top of him and when Dahuang refused, he poked Dahuang’s nose with a stick…”

As he spoke, he grew even angrier, “He’s so bad! Grandpa Li said Dahuang is very old! He’s worked hard all his life; we should respect our elders!”

[What?!] Those in the live stream who had seen Dahuang also exploded in anger.

[Dahuang is indeed an old yellow ox, and the kid is too rough]

[Isn’t he afraid Dahuang will get angry?]

[You can’t blame the kid, it’s the parents’ fault for not teaching him well]

[What are you all scolding for? Kids just don’t understand]

Little did he know that Old Li was now at his wits’ end.

It was the summer vacation, and there wasn’t much to see in the rice paddies, but Old Li’s tour of the paddies for Song Tan was not in vain, as they still had plenty of rice, flour, grains, and cooking oil at home, and he even gave an extra fifty pounds of this year’s rice…

Oh, how fragrant it was!

Old Li, not willing to eat it himself, called his son to come over.

But instead of the son coming back, he sent his grandson.

Old Li was worried he couldn’t handle the responsibility, knowing nowadays people are so particular about how to bring up kids with various interest classes and homework help and whatnot. What could he, an illiterate old man, possibly do?

But to his surprise, the grandson was even easier to manage than the local children. When his dad dropped him off, besides two homework books, he also gave him an old phone.

The kid spent every day hugging the phone and playing games, spouting a colorful array of swear words, and with the delicious rice… he simply didn’t want to step out the door.

Let’s be real, Old Li was not the type to spoil his grandson and shy away from disciplining him.

Seeing the kid almost bent into a ‘C’ shape and practically sticking his eyes to the screen, refusing to let go of the phone, Old Li was concerned.

But after repeated attempts to persuade him went unheeded, Old Li snatched the phone away.

The child exploded in fury, rolling on the ground and crying and wailing, then turned around and called his mother to say that his grandfather hit him–

Well then, his own son would feel pity.

The daughter-in-law’s words were sharp and indirect, and the son said nothing. Old Li felt too upset to speak, while little Li Haoxuan grew even more unruly.

It was then that his son made a video call, even blaming his old father:

“… The child is always looking at the phone, and his eyes are going to be ruined. Dad, you can’t spoil him, you need to make him go outside and run around… returning to the village is all about keeping active…”

Well, with the rice as a lure, the kid was finally willing to come out.

But once he did, it was almost worse than not coming out at all!

He first tried to step into the rice paddies, but was stopped and scolded by Old Li. The kid then scooped up two hunks of mud and flung them at him.

Then he picked up a bamboo stick to hit Dahuang.

This old buddy of his was over ten years old and did not have many years left. He had always worked diligently and honestly. Now that he was getting hit, he didn’t even lose his temper.

The bamboo stick made a snapping sound, and Dahuang mooed and tried to dodge. Old Li was heartbroken.

Barely managing to stop him, the child then saw Qiaoqiao riding a bike in the morning and made a fuss all day, insisting on having one for himself.

There, before Old Li could pay attention, the kid charged directly toward Qiaoqiao, and Old Li intervened.

Now the wailing had become even louder–

“I don’t care, I don’t care! You nasty old man, I want that bike! How can you not buy it for me?!”

“My dad said you’re my grandpa, and all your belongings will be mine eventually. You have to buy it for me!”

“I want that bike, I want that bike–get out of my way!”

“Slap!”

“Bang!”

“Moo–”

After a bout of commotion, Qiaoqiao nervously got off the bike, only to see a plump boy charging like a cannonball towards him from the bamboo grove. Seeing Qiaoqiao’s Daduo, his eyes lit up, and he shouted loudly:

“I want to sit! I want to sit!”

And saying this, he charged forward, pushing Qiaoqiao aside, and with his chubby legs, he climbed onto the bike, only to be stopped by Qiaoqiao who turned the key:

“I won’t let you ride!”

“I want to ride!” Little Chubby furrowed his brow, rolled his eyes, and glared furiously at him.

“I won’t let you!” Qiaoqiao held onto the handlebars, “You hit Dahuang! I saw it! So I won’t let you!”

“That’s our cow, I’ll hit it if I want to! Nanananana!”

“I’ll hit it! Stupid cow, dumb cow! My dad said it’s old already, doesn’t need to work, and just wastes food, we’ll sell it sooner or later for meat!”

The bratty kid then made a face at him before stretching out his hand:

“Give me the key quick! Or else I’ll slaughter Dahuang and eat him! And I won’t share with you!”

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