Reborn in the 60s, I hunt to support my family and even seduce the village beauty.

Seeing that it was getting dark, he didn't delay any longer. He put the three wild donkeys into his spatial storage and hurriedly headed down the mountain.

After walking about a hundred steps, Chang Kun frowned.

In his senses, a little wild donkey was not far away.

When we were hunting the big wild donkey, the little wild donkey ran away. How come it's still so close after all this time?

The little wild donkey lay sprawled on the ground, and as Chang Kun drew closer, it cried out in fear, "Ugh, ugh—"

This scene reminded Chang Kun of a dish called "Donkey Meat".

Once the live donkey is secured, the diner tells the chef which piece of donkey meat they want, and the chef skins that area, pours boiling broth over the donkey, and cuts off the meat once it's cooked.

Diners eat live, sliced ​​donkey meat while listening to the donkey's agonizing screams, thus creating this incredibly cruel dish.

At this moment, the little wild donkey's terrified braying sounded exactly like the pitiful cry of a live donkey.

As Chang Kun slowly walked forward, he looked at the little wild donkey's adorably terrified expression and found it somewhat amusing.

Upon closer inspection of its four hooves, no injuries were found on its legs or feet. After examining its entire body, it was discovered that the little wild donkey's head appeared to have bumped into something, with a slight oozing of blood.

Turning to look at the big tree next to him, Chang Kun laughed, his trunk clearly having been struck by something. He patted the little wild donkey's back and said, "It's a good thing I found you. If those three had caught you, you would have been made into donkey meat sandwiches."

He patted the little wild donkey's rump: "Let's go, go find your mother and brothers and sisters."

Chang Kun wasn't short of meat from the wild donkey and had no intention of making it his meal.

The little wild donkey, who was initially terrified when it saw Chang Kun, gradually seemed to get used to it. When it saw Chang Kun getting up to leave, it even made a "uh uh" sound.

Chang Kun: ? ? ?

Turning to look at the little wild donkey, I seemed to hear a plea for help in its mouth.

Could I possibly understand the braying of a donkey?

After a moment of recollection, Chang Kun remembered the skill he had been rewarded with by the system last time—proficiency in dialects.

This... does braying of a donkey count as a dialect? Chang Kun was a little stunned.

Although I didn't understand what the little donkey's braying meant, I roughly understood that it was a cry for help.

This skill seems very useful; I should develop it further when I have time.

After taking two more steps, the little wild donkey brayed even louder. Chang Kun turned back. He had only intended to hunt a few wild donkeys to make donkey meat sandwiches, but now he had an extra live little donkey. It was truly an unexpected gain.

Chang Kun squatted down and patted the donkey's head twice. Then, he lifted it up by its neck.

He tried turning around and taking a couple of steps, and found that the little donkey was following closely behind. When Chang Kun walked fast, it followed fast; when Chang Kun stopped, it stopped as well.

"Are you really going to come with me?"

The little donkey raised its head and made a "sighing" sound.

Chang Kun nodded. "Alright, we were just about to let you go, but you've come to us like this. Taking you back and raising you as a pony for the little girls to ride isn't so bad."

This is truly like, "I have a little donkey for the little girls to ride."

He reached out and pressed down on the little donkey, saying, "Don't resist," before swiftly storing the little donkey into his spatial storage.

"Done!" Chang Kun clapped his hands. "The ability to store living things in this space is so useful!"

After hurrying down the mountain, it was already dark.

Chang Kun looked around. He was unfamiliar with the mountains here, and it was nighttime, so how could he possibly make out the road?

Oh well, my house faces southeast anyway, so I'll just ride in that direction.

After riding for more than half an hour, Chang Kun was astonished to find that Deshengmen was ahead of him; he had turned into the city...

After entering Deshengmen, Chang Kun rode along the main road towards Dongzhimen. On the way, he remembered that Cheng Rongjiang had told him about the wild donkey earlier that day. Chang Kun cut out a donkey's hind leg from his spatial storage and turned to the small courtyard where the Cheng family lived.

"Clang, clang, clang..."

"Who is it?"

"Brother Cheng, it's me, Chang Kun."

"Hey, Xiao Kun, what are you doing so late at night...?"

The door opened, and Chang Kun handed a donkey leg to the Cheng family: "Brother Cheng, I hunted a wild donkey up the mountain today, so I brought you a donkey leg to try."

Cheng Jie was a little stunned. Why would he deliver donkey legs so late? He hadn't even finished the pork leg he received last time. This future brother-in-law was truly impeccable!

At this moment, Cheng Min and Cheng Rongjiang came out after hearing the noise.

"Chang Kun... Little Kun..."

The group greeted each other, and Cheng Min stepped forward, looking Chang Kun up and down a few times. She was relieved to see that he was alright, but she was a little worried when she heard that he had come down from the mountain so late.

"It's so dark, how about... how about..." Cheng Min blushed, unable to bring herself to say the words about staying overnight.

Cheng Rongjiang stepped forward, took the donkey leg, and laughed, "I told you this morning that there were wild donkeys in the North Mountain, and that we'd have donkey meat to eat tonight. You're really quick on the uptake."

After chatting for a few minutes, Chang Kun glanced at his watch and said, "Uncle Cheng, Brother Cheng, Cheng Min, it's getting late, I have to go back. My family must be worried sick about me."

"Xiao Kun, slow down... I'll get you a flashlight."

The Chang and Cheng families are not yet related by marriage. If Chang Kun were to stay overnight, it would be easy for people to gossip. The three members of the Cheng family watched Chang Kun ride away on his bicycle.

"Dad, it's so late, it's dark and the roads are slippery..." Cheng Min frowned, a little worried, as she watched Chang Kun walk away.

"Xiaomin, Chang Kun is a skilled hunter. He'll be fine riding his bike at night. Besides, his family is waiting for him," Cheng Jie advised.

Cheng Rongjiang nodded, holding the donkey leg in his hand, and sighed: "Xiao Kun is really capable and generous. This donkey leg, in the countryside, is enough to get him a wife."

Cheng Min blushed and spat. As their wedding date drew closer, she felt both excited and nervous.

……

Before I even reached the village entrance by bike, I could hear a commotion in the distance.

"There's light; it's Big Brother!"

"Is that the light from a flashlight? Is it Xiao Kun?"

Judging from the voices, it was my mother and younger sister calling out.

Chang Kun got off the bicycle in the dark and released a small donkey from his spatial storage, while the large male donkey rode on the back of the bicycle.

After parking the car, I walked to the village entrance, shone my flashlight, and found the whole family gathered there.

"Father, Mother, why are you both out?"

Liu Meifen stepped forward and patted Chang Kun on the back: "Where have you been? Why didn't you come back sooner?"

The family waited for Chang Kun until dark, but he didn't show up. They were starting to panic, as Chang Kun had never come home this late before.

The little girls were also worried. When they saw their parents going to the village entrance to welcome their older brother, they all clamored to come along.

Even Xiao Shui came along, leaving Chang Mei to stay home and look after Xiao Bao.

"Big brother, have you eaten? I brought you some peach shortbread."

Chang Qing squeezed his mother and several young girls aside, holding half a peach shortbread in both hands, wanting to feed it to Chang Kun.

Little Xiu'er clung tightly to Chang Kun's trouser leg, climbing up while shouting, "Big brother, hug me!"

A group of people surrounded Chang Kun and kept arguing. Chang Kun didn't want to say too much, so he turned around and shone his flashlight on the bicycle behind him.

A huge wild donkey was lying across the back of the bicycle, while a small wild donkey was blinking its big eyes and looking in the direction from which the flashlight beam was coming.

The family stared wide-eyed at the big donkey and the little donkey.

Liu Meifen reacted the fastest. Before she got married, her family had a donkey: "Oh my goodness! Xiao Kun, it's a donkey! It's a donkey!"

Chang Kun: ...

Mother... your son is not a donkey.