After marrying the fierce god, her handsome young husband was pampered to the extreme.

Because of the fruit-scattering ceremony, Lin Nian arrived early on the day of the wedding banquet.

When his wife goes out, Yin Cheng always accompanies her.

Pearl, of course, was also present, as were Little Wine and Hai Twelve.

Yin Mo was naturally curious about folk celebrations, so when he left, Bai Yuchen and Zhang Huailing followed him.

Old Xue was really bored by himself, so he decided to go with everyone.

So much so that everyone at the thatched cottage arrived in perfect unison.

The village chief's family had a small amount of property, and their house was a brick and tile structure.

His family was quite wealthy, so the wedding banquet was very well organized.

Lin Nian carried Pearl to the new house to learn how to scatter fruit.

Yin Mo quickly became friends with the husbands who were working, and now she was helping to pick vegetables in the kitchen.

Yin Cheng witnessed this scene firsthand and thought to himself that it was fortunate that the group of civil officials hadn't come along, otherwise they would have been furious to death on the spot.

A group of people were beaming with joy, talking about the two newlyweds.

Xiao Jiu'er and Zhang Huailing were also pulled away to help, and even Old Man Xue was assigned tasks. Only Bai Yuchen and Yin Cheng sat on the bench in the courtyard enjoying the breeze.

The group of husbands saw that Bai Yuchen had a cool and aloof demeanor, just like his name suggested, and that ordinary people would feel inferior in comparison. They would not dare to approach him and start a conversation.

As for Yin Cheng, that's even simpler.

He looks fierce when he's not smiling; his handsome features exude a strong sense of aggression, and the chilling aura emanating from him sends shivers down one's spine.

Of course, no one spoke to Hai Shier, because he was holding his knife, his expression as cold as the dead of winter.

Judging from his unapproachable expression, no one wanted to come up and talk to him.

Bai Yuchen was always a man of few words. Yin Cheng felt bored and wanted to play with his wife, but as a man from outside the marriage, it wasn't appropriate for him to enter the newlyweds' bridal chamber.

He sighed deeply.

At this moment, Pearl ran out of the bridal chamber with her short legs.

"Daddy!" Pearl struggled to climb onto the bench and sat down next to her father.

He said angrily, "My little daddy won't let me eat dates!"

Yin Cheng immediately realized what was happening. He pinched Pearl's chubby cheeks. "You were kicked out?"

Pearl looked at her father pitifully.

Yin Cheng suppressed a laugh.

Pearl was even angrier. It was already pitiful enough that she couldn't eat dates, but now she had to be mocked by her own father.

Yin Cheng took a spiced peanut from a small dish on the table, peeled it, and fed it to Pearl.

Pearl ate a few fragrant and crunchy peanuts and immediately stopped being angry.

The children in the village were playing and laughing, and their cheerful voices caught Pearl's attention.

He stared at the group of children with his big, round eyes.

Yin Cheng noticed and asked, "Does Pearl want to go play?"

"Mmm!" Pearl nodded quickly.

Yin Cheng patted his head, then called out loudly, "May."

Song Wuyue, who was among the children, heard someone call his name. He looked up and saw that it was Brother Shuisheng!

He ran over, "Brother Shuisheng, were you calling me?"

"What are you guys playing?"

Song Wuyue replied, "Catch the chicks."

"Can I bring Pearl along to play?"

Song Wuyue said, "Okay, Brother Shuisheng, is this little brother your son?"

Yin Cheng: "..." It seems like we're a bit out of sync. Oh well, it's a minor issue.

"Yes." Yin Cheng nodded. "His name is Pearl."

Song Wuyue came up and took Pearl's hand, "Little Pearl, come with me, I'll take you to play."

Pearl has never had any playmates since birth, so he finds everything novel and interesting.

Several children were playing when suddenly someone shouted from afar, "Village Chief! Village Chief! Something terrible has happened!"

On this joyous day, upon hearing this, the village chief assumed something had happened to his son-in-law and quickly asked, "What's wrong?"

The man, catching his breath, said, "Wild boar! Wild boar is coming down the mountain!"

"What?"

These words caused an uproar in the room.

"Wild boars are ferocious beasts. In the past, someone in our village was literally run over and killed by a wild boar."

"They will also ruin crops; fields disturbed by wild boars will yield poor harvests."

"What should we do? What if a wild boar comes here? Maybe we should go back first."

"Yes, yes, this is no joke. If you get hit by a wild boar, you'll be crippled even if you don't die."

Someone shouted, "Wild boars are coming! Run!"

"Run? Where to run? At least the village chief's yard is made of bricks. How many times can your dilapidated house withstand a wild boar's ramming?"

Some people thought he made sense and hid in the yard, afraid to go out.

Some people don't believe in superstitions and think that going home is the safest place.

The once lively courtyard instantly became even noisier.

Some of the timid husbands have already started to cry.

Yin Cheng stood up, leaped to the children's side, and said, "Come into the yard first."

The children knew the danger of wild boars, so they all hid in the yard.

After a while, nothing happened.

Just as everyone's tense emotions were easing, they suddenly saw several dark figures rushing towards them from not far ahead.

"It's a wild boar!"

"Wild boars are coming! Run!"

Yin Cheng said calmly, "Twelve."

"Yes." Hai Twelve drew his sword, and a flash of white light appeared. A giant beast weighing about three hundred pounds was slain by Hai Twelve's sword.

In less than thirty breaths, several wild boars fell to the ground.

Hai Shier calmly wiped the blood off the knife.

Everyone was so shocked by this scene that they were speechless.

One of them said, "This young man... how come he actually knows how to handle a knife? I thought he was just using it to fool people, but I didn't expect..."

The person speaking was the same farmer Lin Nian had met when she first arrived in Douzi Village and asked for directions.

He felt a wave of fear wash over him.

Hai Shier's knife is too fast; he cuts wild boars like they're radishes.

He couldn't help but sigh, "You really can't judge a book by its cover."

Lin Nian was slightly worried when she heard there were wild boars, but with men around, there was definitely no danger.

The crowd whispered among themselves for a while, especially the husbands who were helping in the kitchen. They pushed and shoved each other until Chai Xiaoyu was finally pushed out.

Chai Xiaoyu turned her head and silently cursed these people for being disloyal.

He turned his head and cleared his throat.

"that……"

Yin Cheng showed great respect to his savior. "What's wrong?"

Chai Xiaoyu took a deep breath. "Those wild boars... Shuisheng, what are you planning to do with them?"

Yin Cheng hadn't really thought about that question. He tentatively asked, "Have you eaten?"

Chai Xiaoyu said, "Could you sell me some pig's trotters? I want to nourish May's body."

"Twelve, take those wild boars to the Song family."

The twelfth month of the year, Hai, receives the mandate.

Upon hearing this, Chai Xiaoyu quickly waved her hand, saying that this was over a thousand pounds of pork, "No, no, no, I only need two pig's trotters."

"Why are you being so polite with me? It's no big deal," Yin Cheng said. "Twelve, go quickly."

"etc."

Upon hearing his lord's voice, Hai Twelve hesitated and paused.

Lin Nian heard someone outside say that a wild boar had died while he was in the new house. He went out to take a look and saw this scene.

He quickly said, "Husband, I think it would be better to go and invite a butcher to divide these wild boars into smaller pieces, so that each household can have a share and everyone can have a taste."

"Alright, do as my lord says." Yin Cheng naturally agreed to any request his wife made unconditionally.