Chapter 13: Reborn in the 90s: The Tyrant Flower Chapter 13 Hacking People

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Protagonist:

Chai Mi

"A kitchen knife can not only chop vegetables, but also hack people." As she spoke, Chai Mi walked out from inside the house, holding a kitchen knife.

Then Chai Mi, holding the kitchen knife, pointed at Chai You De: "Chai Lao San, you and that old shrew Wang Huirong took advantage of me and my mom not being home to snatch my family's calf. I'm giving you two choices now: either send the calf back to me immediately; or let me hack you a few times, then you send the calf back to me."

Chai You De looked at that rust-spotted kitchen knife and sobered up instantly; his eyes were no longer blurry, his ears became sharp, even his brain turned clever. He hurriedly stretched out his hands in a gesture of pushing away responsibility and said: "Niece, what are you doing? A young girl, how can you be brandishing a knife? This isn't a game; this kitchen knife can't be taken out to play with... Besides, that's my cow now, why should I send it back to you? You're not giving me money..."

Chai Mi narrowed her eyes and laughed from anger: "Chai Lao San... you really have nerve. I've already brought out the kitchen knife, and you're still asking me for money? My cow, and you ask me for money? You're truly shameless."

"Since you're shameless, I'll help you."

Chai Mi no longer wasted words with Chai You De; she took two quick steps and hacked at Chai You De with the kitchen knife.

Chai You De took off running, shouting as he ran: "Chai Mi's gone crazy, she's going to kill someone..."

Chai Mi reached out and flung the kitchen knife straight out; the knife flew true and struck Chai You De squarely on the back of the head. Fortunately it was a dull, nicked old kitchen knife, so it only gashed Chai You De's head, drawing blood; the wound wasn't deep.

Chai You De touched his head, saw his hand covered in blood, and instantly lost his nerve; he didn't even bother shouting anymore, just ran for his life.

He even lost one shoe while running.

Chai Mi picked up the kitchen knife from the ground and continued chasing, from her own courtyard all the way to the old residence's courtyard.

Seeing no way to escape, Chai You De climbed straight up the ladder onto the old residence's roof, then pushed down the ladder used to get up there.

Chai Mi unhurriedly chased to below the house, wanting to set up the ladder and climb onto the roof, but Chai You De kept pushing it down, so Chai Mi had no way to set up the ladder and go up.

Like this, the two of them, one on the ground, one on the roof, just deadlocked.

Chai Mi simply stopped wrangling with Chai You De and left a sentence: "Chai Lao San, if you have the ability, don't come down for the rest of your life."

Then Chai Mi ran to under the big pear tree on the west side of the courtyard; that purple-flowered, clean-faced little heifer was tied there, mooing.

Moreover the tether was extremely short, and the halter was exceptionally tight; the calf's struggling had caused the flesh near its nasal bridge to sink in deeply, bleeding.

Chai Mi frowned tightly, reached out and touched the little heifer's forehead. At first the little calf still resisted fiercely, but after a moment it seemed to recognize the person before it, and quietly let Chai Mi stroke it.

Chai Mi had once given this calf a name, called Xiaohua.

And it was indeed a very pretty little spotted cow.

Sometimes when Chai Mi was bored, sunning herself in the courtyard, it would come out on its own to stroll around and find water to drink; seeing Mother Su Wan or seeing Chai Mi, it would call softly, indicating it was thirsty.

Chai Mi would feed it water while idly stroking the hair on top of Xiaohua's head. Over time, it became even more docile.

Sometimes when Chai Mi sat in the courtyard, it would lie beside her, chubby and very endearing, so Chai Mi had always liked Xiaohua very much.