1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 1141 Don't Listen to Her Nonsense

Before long, a large crowd had gathered on the beach.

Some women who were good swimmers jumped into the sea to save the girl, but the wind picked up and the waves became very big. Before they could get close to the little girl, they were swept back by the waves.

Then someone shouted, "The sea of ​​clouds is here! The sea of ​​clouds is here!"

Chu Xue and Guo Yueliang looked in the direction the villagers were pointing and saw a boy of about seventeen or eighteen years old quickly coming this way. Without asking any questions, he slipped into the sea like a fish.

No wonder everyone was shouting like that earlier. This person is obviously very familiar with the sea. When the waves come, he will dive headfirst into the water. Although he will be affected by the waves, at least he will not be swept back by them.

When another big wave crashed in, everyone on the shore held their breath.

Seeing that the young man had plunged into the waves and hadn't resurfaced for a long time, someone exclaimed, "Where's Yunhai?"

Just as everyone was staring at the sea, the woman who had been crying earlier started crying again, which annoyed the onlookers. Someone who was close to Yunhai’s family directly retorted, “Shut up, aren’t you annoying enough? When you brought Xiangbao’er here, everyone told you that the waves were big today and that you should take good care of the child. Now what are you crying about?”

The woman raised her tear-streaked face: "I told her the waves were big, but she wouldn't listen to me."

Chu Xue's eyes widened in surprise. She hadn't expected to run into Qi Shufang here. What was going on?
She knew the Qi family had given up on Qi Shufang, but this person was supposed to be sent to a farm, so why was he here?

She gently tugged at Guo Yueliang's sleeve and whispered, "Liangliang, can you do me a favor?"

Guo Yueliang looked in the direction Chuxue pointed and heard Chuxue say, "Take a picture of that woman for me, try to make it as clear as possible, and try to make this place clear as well, I need it."

Although Guo Yueliang was curious, seeing that Chuxue didn't want to talk about it, she didn't ask further. After nodding to her, she took two photos from different angles. Returning to Chuxue's side, she asked, "Do you know her?"

Chu Xue nodded slightly, but did not speak.

It seems that after returning to Beijing, I will have to ask Fu Yancheng what exactly is going on with Qi Shufang.

Just as she was thinking, another group of people came running from a distance. Among them was an old woman who was over 60 years old and was trembling with anxiety: "You ill-intentioned dead woman, if anything happens to my Xiangbao, I will fight you to the death."

After the old lady finished scolding people, her body went limp and she fell backward, but luckily she was caught by the people who came with her.

Qi Shufang was furious: "She insisted on coming to the beach. If I didn't bring her, she would refuse to eat. How can you blame me for all of this?"

As soon as she finished speaking, a child of about six or seven years old stood up and said, "You're talking nonsense. You were the one who told Xiang Bao'er to go and pick up the glass beads."

At this moment, the old woman who had been caught struggled and lunged at the little boy: "Ali, what did you say?"

The little boy called Ali said, "Seventh Grandma, we clearly warned her that the waves over there were big, but this woman still made Xiang Bao'er go over and pick up those glass beads."

Qi Shufang was surprised that her plan had been exposed and hurriedly waved her hand, saying, "Don't listen to her nonsense."

The old lady gave a wink to the woman supporting her, and the woman knocked Qi Shufang unconscious with a single blow, leaving Chu Xue and Guo Yueliang stunned. It was clear at a glance that the woman was a martial arts expert; they never expected that this small fishing village was a place where hidden talents resided.

(End of this chapter)