Chapter 74: Rebirth in the Nineties: The Tyrant Flower, Chapter 74: Well Hit

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Protagonist:

Chai Mi

Chai Mi knew Che Lianyun's character all too well.

People like her could only be killed, or ruined so completely she could never recover. Trying to easily beat her into submission was very difficult...

Mainly because Che Lianyun was shameless, thick-skinned, and had no regard for kin. So...

Troublesome.

This time Che Lianyun had been hurt, and humiliated terribly, so she might stay quiet for a few days, but probably not for long.

Chai Mi wasn't afraid of her, but there was still her eight-year-old younger sister at home, so Chai Mi had to remind Chai Xiu, to prevent Che Lianyun from jumping the wall in desperation and dragging the family into it.

However, they really needed to calm down and think about how to permanently eliminate the threat.

Chai Xiu naturally listened to Chai Mi, obediently agreed, and said she had nothing going on lately and wouldn't go out.

After that, everything was peaceful again.

Chai Mi went to the neighbor's house, returned that one thousand yuan, and after profusely thanking them, she went home.

With nothing pressing at the moment, Chai Mi wasn't in a rush to do anything else. She began planning a few important matters.

One was that her mother Su Wan might return one day, which seemed to depend on Chai Youqing's attitude, and a decision could probably be made in half a day.

The second was that in a few days she should go to the school to see if Chai Xiu could be enrolled. Chai Xiu was already eight, well past school age, but had been delayed and never attended.

No matter how the times changed, reading and literacy were things that should be done. Although one couldn't count on reading and literacy to change fate, without them, fate would surely be trapped in this small village, and the second half of life would be spent rushing around for rice, oil, salt, and firewood.

Chai Mi certainly didn't want to live a second life only for Chai Xiu to have the same fate as before. Changing fate couldn't be left to an eight-year-old child to decide, could it? As her older sister, she naturally had to think it through carefully for her. The first step was to go to school.

The third matter, and also the most troublesome one—making money.

Although reform and opening-up had brought many opportunities to get rich, this was easy to say but hard to do.

Even though Chai Mi had lived two lives, she still hadn't thought of a particularly good way to get rich overnight.

She supposed she had to take it step by step—first try to earn some small money, and once she had capital, she could take bigger steps.

Chai Mi pondered, and the sky gradually darkened.

Chai Mi was just thinking about closing the gate when she saw Chai Youqing limping along, pushing a bicycle, arriving at the doorway.

Chai Mi was stunned at first, then smiled.

Chai Youqing had been beaten...

Good hit!

Why didn't they beat him to death...

Perhaps Chai Mi smiled too obviously, and Chai Youqing noticed. He looked at Chai Mi with a dejected face, sighed rather despondently, and ultimately didn't scold her.

"Dad, were you beaten by my few uncles?" Chai Mi looked at Chai Youqing, whose face was black and blue, clothes torn to shreds, and missing a shoe, and laughed even louder: "What's wrong? Did someone beat you stupid?!"

Chai Youqing wanted to say: I'm like this, and you're still laughing?

But Chai Youqing really had no strength left. He had lost a shoe, his leg hurt, and the bicycle's pedal had been smashed by Chai Mi's Da Jiu... so Chai Youqing hadn't ridden the bicycle back; he had been supporting the bicycle as he came back.

Just thinking about what had happened these past two days made Chai Youqing's face twitch involuntarily.

Fortunately...

Fortunately, Chai Mi's few uncles had gotten tired of beating him and left him a breath...

Plus, Chai Mi's mother Su Wan later protected him, so Chai Youqing was able to come back alive.

Although Chai Youqing had been beaten, his mood wasn't too bad, because at least Chai Mi's mother Su Wan agreed to consider it first, and then decide whether to divorce or not.