Oh no! His rural wife is sweeter than a peach!

In the room.

Lu Mingshi and Ying Sangrou were watching a TV series on a tablet.

It was raining, so he didn't take her out to play.

But where did his older sister and the others go? Why haven't they come back yet?

Lu Ming curiously peeked towards the gate.

Did they go to get something delicious and leave him behind?

He narrowed his eyes.

Are they planning to eat first and then come back?

The thought of the possibility made him restless, and he lost all interest in watching TV dramas.

He jumped up, grabbed a broken umbrella, and headed outside.

"Where will you go when the deer cry out?"

Ying Sangrou called out to him.

"Let's go for a walk outside."

"I'll go too."

She quickly stood up and hurried after him.

The deer outside the door stopped in their tracks, seemingly speechless.

This sudden stop caught Ying Sangrou off guard, causing her to crash into his back.

She let out a small cry of pain and her little face scrunched up.

He turned around. "Little Sister Ying, why are you becoming more and more like a tagalong?"

He lightly tapped her forehead with his right index finger. "You can't do this. There's a difference between men and women. You can't always follow me around."

Ying Sangrou lowered her face helplessly and stammered, "I, I just, I just..."

"Okay, okay, I'm not blaming you. You don't need to be so timid and scared."

When the deer cried out, it raised a smug and arrogant smile.

"I can only blame myself for being too popular when I cried out like a deer, hahaha..."

He proudly raised his chin, "There's nothing I can do, this young master is just too charming, it's not your fault."

Ying Sangrou slowly raised her face, a faint, innocent smile appearing on her lips at his words.

"But Miss Ying, we're relatives after all. You can go ahead and be with her, but..."

He looked serious, his thin face saying, "You absolutely mustn't follow any guy around like that. There aren't many good men out there, especially that gorilla. With that gruff voice, he looks like a baboon from afar and a gorilla up close. He's definitely not someone you should mess with."

Cheng Ji: I'm so heartbroken...

Ying Sangrou nodded obediently, "Okay."

"Also, if you ever get a boyfriend in the future, remember to bring him to me so I can give you my opinion."

She tilted her head in confusion. "Why?"

"You actually asked why?"

When the deer cry, the ghosts howl. "Some men are two-faced; only a man can test a man to know whether he is a human or a devil at heart."

At this point, she cautiously asked a question she had always wanted to ask him.

"When the deer cry, are you and your sister-in-law really not planning to go back to Nancheng?"

Looking into his eyes, I saw a mixture of anticipation and longing.

"This one..."

Lu Mingshi scratched the back of his head, unsure how to respond, since it wasn't up to him to decide.

If his older sister tells him to go left, he absolutely wouldn't dare go right.

And... wait, what the hell is that?

Before he could figure out how to answer her, his eyes inadvertently fell on two... clay figures walking into the courtyard from a distance.

Well, how should I put it?

It looked like the two of them had rolled around in the mud. Now the rain had subsided considerably, but the rain couldn't wash the mud off them.

Seriously, they looked like mud monsters that had crawled out of the mountains, covered in mud from head to toe, with only their eyes showing.

One of them was carrying two pairs of flip-flops, and the other was carrying two umbrellas.

Hmm, these eyes look so familiar.

He's glaring at him! This guy is actually glaring at him!

Just as he was about to glare back, the man spoke.

"What are you looking at when the deer are calling? Hurry up and bring out two buckets of hot water to rinse us off."

The sound startled Lu Mingshi.

"Sis, where have you been? You didn't even call me while you were rolling around in the mud, that's so inconsiderate!"