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

Qin Meiru stared intently at Chang Kun, her eyes practically brimming with tears.

She felt that Chang Kun was really different from before.

Before, even before I could use this soul-snatching technique, Chang Kun would scurry up to me like a male dog in heat in the village.

Now that he's made this expression, Chang Kun hasn't moved at all. Instead, he's watching him like he's watching a show, even squatting down and resting his chin on his hand to make him continue.

This……

Qin Meiru felt a wave of discouragement. She reached up and touched her face. Had she become ugly lately? Had she lost her appeal to Chang Kun?

Chang Kun watched Qin Meiru's performance quietly, not wanting to waste his energy talking to her.

If I were to live another life, I would repay kindness with kindness and grievances with grievances.

The Qin family can't afford to live, so dealing with them is only a matter of time. First, settle the family members, and then it'll be their turn.

After a long silence from Qin Meiru, Chang Kun, expressionless, turned to leave.

Qin Meiru took a step to the side, blocking Chang Kun's path, her face raised, her eyes seemingly glistening with tears.

She didn't know what had happened. Could it be that her mother's increase in the bride price had provoked Chang Kun to this extent?

That has nothing to do with me. Chang Kun seems to have a problem with me. Last time, instead of giving me a chicken dinner, he kicked me out.

This time it's even worse, they're completely ignoring me!

When Chang Kun saw Qin Meiru blocking his way, he chuckled, "You're like a bootlicker!"

In my past life, I treated Qin Meiru the same way. Now the tables have turned, and it feels so good!

"What do you mean?" Although Qin Meiru didn't understand, she could hear the contempt in Chang Kun's tone.

"It doesn't mean anything, it just feels meaningless."

"What does this mean?" Qin Meiru was getting a little frantic.

Chang Kun found it hilarious; are all women like this?

If you ignore her, she'll start acting like a jerk!

Chang Kun gave Qin Meiru a cold look, recalling their marriage in his previous life, and made up his mind.

"It's nothing, I just don't like women without hair!"

Upon hearing this, Qin Meiru froze for a moment, then her face turned deathly pale, her body swayed precariously, and she forced herself to say:

"What do you mean 'no hair'? What are you talking about! I don't understand!"

What happened there!

How did he know?!

When she grew up, she learned that she was different from others; she didn't have the pubic hair that other girls had. She worried about this for a long time and even asked her mother about it.

No one but me knows about this!

But now, Chang Kun actually knows too!

This was a complete shock!

Chang Kun felt a surge of pleasure seeing Qin Meiru's horrified expression.

In her previous life, after getting married, Qin Meiru was afraid that he would despise her because of this incident, so she would always cover up and not let him see her when they were intimate.

"Hehe, it's okay if you don't understand, as long as I do..."

Chang Kun hummed a little tune as he walked past Qin Meiru, giving her a meaningful look.

That one look made Qin Meiru's hair stand on end. That look that seemed to see right through her confirmed to her that Chang Kun really knew her secret.

What should we do?!

My mother said that this kind of thing is an ominous sign and must not be known to anyone.

However, no one would know about this before the marriage. After the marriage, even if the other party regretted it, it would be too late. Her father suffered such a loss in silence.

Could it be that my mother leaked it to Chang Kun?

Otherwise, I really can't figure out how Chang Kun knew.

Chang Kun walked a dozen steps with a grin, then looked back and saw Qin Meiru with her arms crossed, her hair disheveled and falling in front of her eyes, looking weak and vulnerable as if she had been bullied.

What a beautiful white lotus!

Just as Chang Kun turned to continue on his way, he suddenly sensed a small prey appearing by the roadside.

There were bushes along the roadside, and beyond the bushes were sparse shrubs.

He gently placed the sack and wine jug by the roadside and tiptoed to the edge of the roadside bushes.

In the bushes, a pheasant was crouching in its nest.

Chang Kun leaped and tackled the pheasant, finding a dozen or so wild eggs lying in its nest beneath him.

Qin Meiru watched as Chang Kun disappeared into the roadside bushes, and less than a minute later, he returned carrying a pheasant and a nest of wild eggs.

His dejected and panicked expression instantly turned into surprise. In just a short while, he had caught a pheasant and a nest of wild eggs?

When did he become so amazing?

Then I thought about the rumor I heard yesterday that Chang Kun had shot a wild boar.

Qin Meiru felt very bitter inside.

If it weren't for my mother's meddling, demanding more dowry and revealing that I wasn't even born yet, I would have gotten my share of this chicken and that pig!

She hates it so much!

It's all Shi Zhenxiang's fault!

But what can we do now? It won't grow any hair anytime soon!

……

After walking for more than an hour, Chang Kun entered Yangjiatun and soon came to a small courtyard with a fence.

"Auntie, are you home?" Chang Kun called out from the doorway. He guessed that his brother-in-law and father, Yang Shunong, had gone out to work by now.

"Who is it?" A rural woman in her forties walked out quickly, wringing out a piece of dripping rag in her hand.

It was Sun Xiaohong, the mother-in-law of the eldest sister Changmei.

"Oh, is that Chang Kun?" Sun Xiaohong looked up and took a closer look. The two had only met once before, at Chang Mei's wedding.

"Auntie, it's me!"

"Come in, come in! It's been so long!" Sun Xiaohong reached out to pull Chang Kun inside, then noticed the tattered rag in her hand and laughed.

"Come in quickly, I'm still washing my grandson's diapers."

Sun Xiaohong led Chang Kun through the door and into the east room.

The eldest sister, Changmei, sat on the kang (a heated brick bed), humming an unknown tune to lull the baby to sleep.

Hearing someone enter the house, she turned around and was stunned. She hadn't seen her younger brother for over a year, and the two hadn't met even when she visited her parents' home several times.

Chang Kun hadn't seen his eldest sister for over a decade. In his previous life, his eldest sister had passed away from a cerebral thrombosis when she was over sixty.

Upon suddenly seeing his elder sister's youthful appearance, Chang Kun felt a lump in his throat and almost burst into tears.

Chang Mei was initially happy to see her younger brother arrive, but when she suddenly saw Chang Kun looking like he was about to cry, she panicked.

"Brother, what's wrong? What trouble did you get into?"

In her memory, this younger brother was a bit of a loner and not someone who would cry easily.

"It's nothing, sis. I've missed you a lot, haven't seen you in ages."

Chang Kun chuckled, took the wild eggs out of the sack, and proudly showed them off, "Look, I picked them up on the way."

Chang Mei smiled and said, "You're quite capable of putting it on the outside stove."

Chang Kun put down the wild eggs and returned, casually placing the sack under the kang (a heated brick bed). He rubbed his hands together, then half-lyed on the kang: "I've come to see my eldest nephew."

Chang Kun approached his eldest nephew and saw his rosy cheeks and his little mouth opening and closing as he slept. A smile involuntarily appeared on Chang Kun's face.

"Sister, is my nephew a real troublemaker?"

"Hmm, that's good. He eats well, sleeps, and then eats again. He's really good." Chang Mei held a palm-leaf fan in her hand and gently fanned her son.

Just then, Sun Xiaohong walked in from outside, carrying a bowl of water. "Xiao, you must be thirsty from walking all this way. Here, have some water."

Chang Kun didn't stand on ceremony. He leaned against the edge of the kang (a heated brick bed), picked up the bowl, and gulped it down.

"So, what brings you here?" Sun Xiaohong asked again. Normally, her younger brother wouldn't visit his older sister's in-laws' house.

"It's nothing, Auntie. I just came to see my eldest sister. My parents haven't had time to come since my eldest nephew was born, so I'm here as her representative."

Chang Kun chuckled. "I brought something over as well."

"Oh, my in-laws are quite concerned. They have everything they need at home, no shortage of food or drink."

Sun Xiaohong muttered, "Xiao, have lunch at home. I'll steam some cornbread for you."

"Auntie, that won't do," Chang Kun quickly stopped her.

These days, what kind of family still eats cornbread? With this much grain, they could make a porridge and eat it for three meals.

Chang Kun held Sun Xiaohong's hand and said, "Auntie, I hunted a wild boar yesterday and bought some things. I just came over to chat."

Chang Mei and Sun Xiaohong stared wide-eyed at Chang Kun, as if they hadn't heard what he said.

"Wild boar?"

"You heard me right!"