Chapter 195: Reborn in the 90s: The Tyrant Flower Chapter 196 Exposing Shortcomings

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Protagonist:

Chai Mi

"What kind of attitude is this?" Chai Chunfang was infuriated by Chai Mi's words.

However, Chai Chunfang didn't smash her own bicycle in a fit of rage; instead, she carefully propped the bicycle up with its kickstand, then frowned tightly, wearing a distinctly superior air as she said, "You're a junior, how dare you speak to me like this? I'm your aunt!!!"

Chai Mi glanced at Chai Chunfang with disdain and mocked, "Aunt? An aunt who hasn't shown her face in over a decade comes running here to act the elder? What kind of aunt are you? Besides, just now was already my best attitude, so don't push your luck. I don't have time to trade verbal barbs with you."

"Oh my! Chai Mi, you've grown up, your wings have hardened, you dare speak to me like this now." Chai Chunfang said furiously, "No matter how you put it, I'm still your aunt. If you don't respect me, you're unfilial."

Chai Mi suddenly recalled what the Principal had said: No matter how you argue, eight hundred thousand versus six hundred thousand, the advantage is mine!

One just doesn't know where Chai Chunfang got the confidence to mistakenly think the advantage was hers?!

Was it blind confidence bestowed by Heaven?

Or did Sun Yuguang have nothing better to do than get possessed by some great spirit, driving Chai Chunfang mad...?

"Cut the useless talk. Who do you think you are, coming here to boss me around?" Chai Mi looked coldly at Chai Chunfang: "I'll do whatever I want, no need for you to meddle. You mind your own business. You're filial? You drove your mother-in-law to roll all over the street? You're filial? Your father-in-law died and you didn't even go to his grave? You're filial? Your sister-in-law came home and you beat her till she was picking her teeth off the ground, making your mother-in-law kowtow and apologize to you? You? You're qualified to talk to me about filial piety? What are you anyway! Why don't you piss in a mirror and look at yourself? Don't tell me you don't know why the whole Sanjiacun collectively opposed you moving out of Dagou."

Chai Mi's barrage of words struck like a string of heavy bombs, directly stunning Chai Chunfang into silence!

After all, what Chai Mi said was true.

They say you don't hit a person in the face, you don't expose a person's shortcomings.

【17】 They say you don't hit a person in the face, you don't expose a person's shortcomings.

But Chai Mi doesn't coddle Chai Chunfang.

Chai Mi deliberately picked at Chai Chunfang's shortcomings, ruthlessly exposing them!!!

After Chai Chunfang's mother-in-law's husband died, Sun Yuguang's two brothers turned against each other.

Sun Yuguang and his brother, neither could tolerate having a mother...

Even though she was their own birth mother!!!

These two brothers of the Old Sun family were truly shameless enough. After the old man died, the old mother had nowhere to go.

Originally, before the old man died, the old lady lived with Sun Yuguang's brother. But after the old man died, Sun Yuguang's brother said: This old man and old lady, I've served them a lifetime, it should be Sun Yuguang's turn to be filial to the old lady, otherwise wouldn't raising Sun Yuguang have been for nothing?

Sun Yuguang didn't care.

But Chai Chunfang was the first to jump out and say no.

Chai Chunfang stated: Although the in-laws' land was divided equally, the house wasn't divided, and the mother-in-law still has a daughter, so why should the brothers take turns?

Sun Yuguang's sister also didn't want the old lady, saying she was married off, the village land allotted to her stayed at home, and the old man and old lady never gave her a single cent, she firmly disagreed.

Chai Chunfang also firmly disagreed, saying after she married into the Sun family they were penniless, it was only because her natal family sent a few sheep that they managed to get by, so she firmly refused to take the mother-in-law.

But actually...

The Sun brothers lived in two courtyards sharing one house.

That house at the time was originally a Sanjiacun warehouse, five rooms total.

Chai Chunfang's father-in-law and mother-in-law lived with the second brother while alive, so Chai Chunfang's family occupied two rooms and the other three were given to Sun Yuguang's younger brother.

There was originally a door in the middle, but it was bricked up dead.

Chai Chunfang not only refused the old lady, but wanted to tear down that wall and split that middle room equally.

And that very middle room was precisely where Chai Chunfang's mother-in-law lived.

Thus erupted the spectacle of Chai Chunfang smashing the wall, and Chai Chunfang's mother-in-law rolling on the ground in frantic anxiety...

The intensity of that scene was in no way inferior to the famous scene a few days ago when Song Qiuping beat Wang Huirong.

As a result of Chai Chunfang refusing to take in her mother-in-law and stubbornly trying to smash the wall, the two Sun brothers became sworn enemies, coming to blows, both losing face and both ending up injured.

By the time it was Chai Chunfang's father-in-law's paper-burning festival, local custom generally observes the first seven days, third seven, fifth seven, seventh seven — burning paper money for the deceased to express the living's grief.

As a result, Chai Chunfang's sister-in-law came home and saw her mother originally had only one room, yet Chai Chunfang had seized half of it, forcing her own mother to live in a gap only two meters wide, no different from living in a coffin.

And Chai Chunfang declared, Sun Yuguang's father wasn't any decent thing, what decent person hangs themselves, she absolutely refused to go burn the first-seven paper money for her father-in-law.

Chai Chunfang's sister-in-law flew into a rage, and at the first disagreement with Chai Chunfang, they started quarreling.

With Chai Chunfang's build, beating up her sister-in-law was truly more than enough.

Chai Chunfang, adhering to a self-serving principle of playing to her strengths and avoiding weaknesses, saw she wasn't in the right, so she resorted to violence.

Originally the Sun family had little popularity; even for Chai Chunfang's father-in-law's first seven, basically no one went. But after Chai Chunfang and her sister-in-law fought, the Sun household instantly became lively.

The Suns were outsiders, and a live-in son-in-law; the villagers ultimately wouldn't side with the Suns. So even though Chai Chunfang wasn't in the right, the onlookers still didn't pull them apart.

Chai Chunfang fought more and more fiercely...

She directly beat her sister-in-law until two teeth fell out, and tore out a huge clump of hair.

Chai Chunfang beat her sister-in-law till she was picking her teeth off the ground...

Even pinching her sister-in-law's throat, nearly sending her off directly.

If not for Chai Chunfang's mother-in-law seeing her own daughter about to die, desperately kowtowing and begging for mercy, begging Chai Chunfang to spare her daughter's life, Chai Chunfang might have incurred a death charge, strangling her sister-in-law to death on the spot.

Chai Chunfang thus achieved legendary status in that one fight; the jianghu spreads the title of Chai Chunfang as Sanjiacun's Number One War God. Chai Chunfang was also the first person to truly beat her mother-in-law into kneeling and begging for mercy.

But judging from Chai Chunfang's every performance, she has absolutely nothing to do with filial piety.

Even using that word on Chai Chunfang is an insult to the word itself!

Beating her sister-in-law till she picked her teeth up wasn't too severe; beating her mother-in-law to her knees begging was hugely humiliating but not very damaging.

What Chai Chunfang is most criticized for is that her father-in-law was already dead, and he died a cowardly death by hanging, yet Chai Chunfang made a huge scene on his first-seven and didn't go tend his grave.

And, these two spouses are rotten to a bizarre degree.

Whether Sun Yuguang's fortune-telling for others was accurate isn't worth mentioning; Sun Yuguang told a fortune for himself.

Sun Yuguang and Chai Chunfang told others it like this: My own father clashes with my family...

Although Big Fellows didn't understand why his own father had it in for him yet let him live into his thirties, while his own father hanged himself instead... all they knew was that afterward, although Chai Chunfang and Sun Yuguang hadn't gone to Sun Yuguang's father's grave on the First Seven Days, later the two of them smashed nine copper corpse-locking nails into the head of Sun Yuguang's father's grave, determined to lock the old father's corpse in place and not let him be reborn as a human...

This matter was later discovered by others and brought up in the village; it was only after the Village Chief and others stepped forward and forcibly removed the copper corpse-locking nails that the old man was finally able to rest in peace in the earth.

Because of this, Sun Yuguang and Chai Chunfang then argued with the village. Chai Chunfang claimed that her family's difficult days were all the old man's fault...

The village said, Don't be so shamelessly superstitious, you two are living poorly yourselves, yet you're blaming a dead old man? Do you have no shame at all...

Saving face was secondary; mainly Chai Chunfang wanted to vent her anger, so she and Sun Yuguang went to the Xiang to file a false accusation, claiming that the Village Chief and others were bullying her...

Time and again, over and over.

The old Village Chief couldn't bear the burden and resigned in anger.

Later, Liu Zhanggui became Village Chief.

However, this is all a side story.

Anyway, everything Chai Chunfang and Sun Yuguang did could be said to outrage both men and gods. In Sanjiacun, apart from Old Chai Family still treating Chai Chunfang and her husband as human beings, everyone else didn't even look at them with half an eye.

Everyone said behind their backs that putting a human skin on Chai Chunfang and her husband would be putting it on blindly.

However, although the villagers looked down on Chai Chunfang and her husband, no one mentioned these things to Chai Chunfang's face.

After all, more trouble is worse than less; basically everyone avoided them, not wanting to seek trouble for nothing.

Chai Mi originally didn't want to deal with Chai Chunfang, but Chai Chunfang insisted on coming to her door.

Chai Mi had no choice but to deal with her, and this brought Chai Chunfang's secrets out into the open.

Chai Chunfang's face turned red and her ears hot, but she wasn't ashamed enough to want to disappear; she was angry...

Chai Chunfang gritted her teeth and gestured with bared teeth and claws: "Chai Mi! You little scoundrel, how can you listen to people gossiping behind my back? No single hand can clap, how could anything possibly be just my fault alone!!!"

Chai Mi nodded: "Indeed it's not just your fault; Sun Yuguang isn't anything good either."

"Chai Mi!!!" Chai Chunfang's teeth ground together with a grating sound, and her expression turned fierce; she glared viciously at Chai Mi, as if she would bite Chai Mi's neck off the next second.

The next second.

Relying on her sturdy build, Chai Chunfang raised her fist directly...

But unexpectedly, before Chai Chunfang's fist could strike Chai Mi, Chai Mi went around her and easily kicked Chai Chunfang to the ground.

Chai Mi was not only younger and more agile, but also very strong.

With this kick, Chai Chunfang's bloated body swayed and fell toward her bicycle.

Chai Chunfang shouted in panic, afraid she would smash her bicycle, and deliberately moved to the side.

But Chai Chunfang's body was too bloated; she didn't move away at all, and instead her face and her bicycle chain bumped into each other.

Suddenly, Chai Chunfang's lip was split open.

Her speech began to leak air.

Chai Chunfang struggled to get up, but Chai Mi stepped on her and said: "Chai Chunfang, I warn you. Don't keep thinking about showing off, and don't think about trying to cheat me. My Third Uncle Chai You De tried to cheat me and had his legs broken... I won't say anything else; I just want to tell you one thing: a person should know their limits."

"Let me go!!!" Chai Chunfang shouted anxiously.

Chai Mi didn't really want to keep pressing down on Chai Chunfang; she lifted her foot, squatted down, and said with apparent concern: "Old Aunt, I already told you to know your limits. Fighting, you can't beat me. Reasoning, no one in the village listens to you. Filing a false accusation, go ahead and go to my grandparents to file one; see if they dare stand up for you?"

Chai Chunfang was speechless for a moment.

She never expected Chai Mi would fight back...

No...

Chai Chunfang then remembered that Chai Mi had taken the initiative to hit her; it wasn't fighting back at all...

Chai Chunfang, following the principle that a hero doesn't suffer immediate loss, left one sentence: "Chai Mi, you just wait!"

Afterward Chai Chunfang got up and wanted to leave.

"Aiya, Old Aunt, you're leaving just like that? Not coming into the house for a while? You say you seem to have had no rice and no water at Laozhai? Why not come into the house and I'll boil you a pot of hot water, let you drink some tea before you leave..." Chai Mi said with feigned enthusiasm.

Chai Chunfang was even angrier; she wanted to go up and beat Chai Mi soundly, but thinking of what had just happened, she couldn't hit Chai Mi at all, and if she kept going, she would be the one embarrassed.

Chai Chunfang couldn't suffer this loss!

So Chai Chunfang said nothing, picked up her bicycle, and felt some heartache that the bicycle chain had gotten her blood on it...

Then she sighed...

Chai Chunfang turned and pushed her bicycle away.

Chai Mi dusted off her body, acting as if nothing had happened, and entered the Courtyard.

"Sister, Sister. You're so awesome." Chai Xiu ran out from In Room impatiently: "So satisfying. Just now Old Aunt kept scolding me..."

"Don't deal with her; don't take Chai Chunfang seriously. People like her, just don't deal with them; they can't stir up any trouble. With Chai Chunfang's personality, no one would deal with her wherever she goes. Always making a fuss; who has the free time to deal with her every day." Chai Mi said as she had already entered the Courtyard.

The weather was hot; although she had only been out for a Time, Chai Mi was already sweating profusely. She muttered about this terrible weather, then said to Chai Xiu: "Chai Chunfang doesn't dare do anything to you; she's not as bad as Chai You De and his wife. Chai Chunfang is just very lacking in virtue... Your Third Uncle and his wife are the kind of bad with improper intentions. You need to distinguish this.

When it cools down a bit, go pick some vegetables and take them to Old Aunt, and by the way ask if Old Aunt is going back to Mother's Family tomorrow? I'm going to Maternal Grandmother's Home tomorrow; see if she's going? If she is, just tell her my sister is planning to take a vehicle to Maternal Grandmother's Home and can give her a ride."

"Ah... taking a vehicle again; if taking a vehicle, I'll go too." Chai Xiu said softly: "If walking, I won't go; it's too far. If taking a vehicle, bring me along."

"In this Hot weather, what are you going to join the Excitement for? Do you think it's a Banquet with Gift Money?" Chai Mi glanced at Chai Xiu: "At Maternal Grandmother's Home that small house, there's no place to stand or sit; if you go, you'll surely get Heatstroke from being run ragged. You stay home honestly; don't learn from your Old Aunt, always making a fuss."