dognovel Chapter 171 Crack
Chapter 171 Crack
But the two men, who were already angry, were not going to listen. At this moment, the first, second and third uncles also came over. The first uncle said sternly: "Shazhu, Damao, both of you should calm down. Is it worth it for such a small matter?" The second uncle also said: "That's right, we are all neighbors, and we should value harmony." The third uncle shook his head and sighed: "When will you two stop being so impulsive?" Under the persuasion of several uncles, Shazhu and Xu Damao stopped arguing, but the resentment in their hearts did not dissipate. Lou Xiao'e looked at this scene, feeling helpless and worried. She didn't know when such days would end, nor did she know how she could make Xu Damao really let go of the grudge in his heart.
In that courtyard full of stories, the waves of life have never subsided. Xu Damao has been like an angry bull recently, with red eyes and a mind full of resentment towards Sha Zhu.
Xu Damao always felt that Sha Zhu seduced Lou Xiao'e. In his heart, Lou Xiao'e was his wife and no one else could touch her. He recalled the changes in Lou Xiao'e recently. She became increasingly cold and absent-minded towards him. As for Sha Zhu, he was smooth-talking and liked to make some indecent jokes with the women in the courtyard. The more Xu Damao thought about it, the more certain he was that Sha Zhu must have used some tricks to make Lou Xiao'e want to divorce him.
That day, Xu Damao came back from an outing, and his doubts and anger made him walk hurriedly. When he passed by the deaf old lady's house, he heard a subtle sound coming from inside. An ominous premonition came to his mind, and he quietly approached with his ear pressed tightly against the door. The voices inside gradually became clearer, and they were clearly the voices of Sha Zhu and Lou Xiao'e. Xu Damao felt a "buzzing" in his head, as if he was hit by a heavy hammer. He clenched his fists tightly, and his nails almost dug into his flesh.
Xu Damao was so angry that he kicked the door open. The scene in front of him made him tear his eyes out. Sha Zhu and Lou Xiao'e were in the room. They looked at Xu Damao who suddenly broke in with astonishment. "Okay, you two dogs and bitches!" Xu Damao roared.
Sha Zhu quickly waved his hands and explained: "Xu Damao, you misunderstood, it's not what you think." Lou Xiao'e was so anxious that her face turned red: "Da Mao, listen to me, we were locked up here by the deaf old lady." Xu Damao was not willing to listen at all, he was convinced that the two were having an affair.
It turned out that the deaf old lady saw that Sha Zhu and Lou Xiao'e had been worried recently, so she wanted to find an opportunity for them to talk it out. Unexpectedly, this move was misunderstood by Xu Damao as a scene of catching an adulterer.
Everyone in the courtyard heard the noise and rushed over. The first uncle frowned as he looked at the chaotic scene, trying to persuade Xu Damao to calm down. The second uncle analyzed the possibility of the incident. The third uncle pushed his glasses, thinking.
"Chutian's Hunting"
Chu Tian carried a bow and arrow on his back, a sharp dagger on his waist, and once again set foot on the mountain road around the capital. The morning sun shone through the gaps between the leaves, forming patches of light on the ground. Chu Tian took a deep breath, and the fresh air mixed with the fragrance of soil and plants refreshed him.
He walked steadily and carefully through the dense woods. With every step, he carefully observed the movements around him, and his ears were keen to capture any slight sound. He knew that in this mountain forest, the prey were very alert and they would escape if he was not careful.
After a while, Chu Tian heard a slight rustling sound. He immediately stopped, held his breath, slowly pulled out an arrow and put it on the bow. He stared at the direction of the sound, and saw a gray hare poking its head out from the grass. Chu Tian's heartbeat quickened slightly, he aimed steadily at the hare, and with a slight loosening of his fingers, the sharp arrow shot out like lightning. The hare sensed the danger and wanted to escape, but it was too late. The arrow hit its body accurately.
Chu Tian showed a trace of joy on his face. He walked over quickly, picked up the hare and put it in his backpack. This was a good start, and he believed that there would be more harvests today.
Continuing forward, Chu Tian came to a stream. He squatted down, drank a few sips of water, and washed his face. The cool stream water made him feel very comfortable. At this moment, he suddenly saw a few fat fish swimming in the stream. Chu Tian's mind moved, and he decided to try to catch fish with a dagger.
He found a suitable stone and squatted quietly by the stream, waiting for the opportunity. When a big fish swam in front of him, Chu Tian acted quickly, accurately inserted the dagger into the water, and nailed the fish firmly to the sand and stones at the bottom of the stream. He excitedly picked up the fish and put it in the backpack.
As time went by, Chu Tian kept shuttling through the mountains and forests, looking for prey. He encountered a pheasant, and with his agility and precise archery skills, he successfully captured the pheasant. He also found traces of a wild boar, but he knew that wild boars were ferocious, so he did not act rashly, but quietly followed behind, looking for the right opportunity.
Finally, the wild boar stopped in an open area. Chu Tian saw the right moment, drew his bow, and shot an arrow at the wild boar's vital part. The wild boar was injured and rushed towards Chu Tian frantically. Chu Tian dodged quickly and kept shooting arrows. After a fierce fight, the wild boar finally fell to the ground.
As the sun sets, Chu Tian returns home with a full load. He carries a heavy backpack with a satisfied smile on his face. This hunting trip not only yielded a rich harvest of prey, but also allowed him to once again feel the charm and challenge of nature.
Chu Tian walked back along the winding mountain road with a full load of prey on his back. Along the way, he recalled the hunting experience of the day, and his heart was full of a sense of accomplishment. Back at his residence near the capital, Chu Tian began to sort out his spoils. He hung up the hare and prepared to make delicious jerky after air-drying; the pheasant's feathers were colorful, and he carefully collected them, thinking that they might be used to decorate some objects; and the wild boar would take more time and energy to deal with. After dealing with the prey, Chu Tian sat in the yard, looking at his results, and thinking about the next hunting plan in his mind. He knew that although the mountains and forests around the capital were rich in prey, they were also full of unknown dangers. Every hunt was a challenge that required him to constantly improve his skills and adaptability. A few days later, Chu Tian embarked on a hunting trip again. This time, he chose a mountainous area he had never been to. The mountains here are more precipitous and the vegetation is more dense. Chu Tian walked forward cautiously, always keeping vigilant. After walking for a while, Chu Tian found some fresh animal footprints. He followed the trail and soon heard a low roar. Chu Tian's heart tightened, he knew he might have encountered a large beast. He slowly drew out his bow and arrow, ready to deal with danger at any time. As the sound got closer, Chu Tian finally saw the animal that made the roar - a huge black bear. The black bear stood on a boulder and looked at Chu Tian majestically. Chu Tian's palms were slightly sweaty, but he did not back down.