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Li Shiliu took the notebook, took a step back, and said to the third brother.

"Then it's a deal. I'll come over tomorrow and learn to read with you! If someone scolds you in the future, I'll tell you too!"

The third brother smiled widely and nodded vigorously.

"Okay! Then go back! See you tomorrow!"

Li Shiliu waved at her and reminded her.

"Don't climb over the wall, don't fall!"

The third child agreed, turned over and jumped off the wall. She landed, released the force, stood firm, turned around and caught the fallen beans.

Doujiao is also a calico female cat with two round black spots on her back, like peeled beans.

He was still unhappy when the third brother caught him.

The third brother put his mind at ease, threw the wood in his hand into the firewood pile, clapped his hands and went back to the house.

Anyway, she had given the gift away, and if Li Er didn't receive it, he could ask his sixteenth brother for it.

Granny Ding tilted her head when she heard the noise, but Li Ruyi was already fast asleep.

Li Shiliu felt envious for a moment as he saw her light and graceful movements. He flipped through the palm-sized notebook, where some commonly used Chinese characters were written stroke by stroke.

Li Shiliu didn't recognize him. His eyes dimmed for a moment. He put the notebook in his arms and then walked home.

However, when he was halfway there, he met the people who were blocking Li Er.

The man who put the sack on his body hesitated when he wanted to take action. His posture was not right. Besides, wasn’t Li Er injured?

As he hesitated, Li Shiliu jumped away and looked at the people surrounding him from the front and back.

He was startled.

"What are you doing?"

The other party was also surprised when he realized it was the wrong person.

"Li Shiliu? Where's your brother?"

Li Shiliu: ...

"You've been home for a long time! What are you doing here?"

The Han family members looked at each other, put down the sticks in their hands, and wondered whether to fight or not.

Li Shiliu instantly understood what these people were thinking.

"There are too many people going back and forth on this road. It's useless for you to beat them like this! If you beat Li Ershi, there are still 15 left. If you beat 15, there are still 18 left! As long as Li Ruyi has money in his hands, he will have no shortage of errand boys."

"If you ask me, you might as well gather the clan leaders of Sanjia Village and ask them. As long as they give the order, no one will dare to say no, saving you the trouble."

Li Shiliu walked forward while talking. By the time these people figured out what was going on, they had already walked out of a house.

"No! He's also an errand boy! Hit me!"

When someone reacted, Li Shiliu ran away. Don't say he was jealous or upset at this moment. He just had admiration for Li Er.

No wonder Li Ruyi bled. This was not an injury; this was a life-threatening situation.

Li Shiliu ran very fast. Halfway through his run, he jumped into a house. The person who was chasing him this time was very experienced and jumped in as well.

Li Shiliu: ...

You are sick! You are sick!

He jumped over the wall and turned around to jump into another house. There was a dog in this house, and it started barking when it heard him jump into the yard.

The distance was only two inches from his calf, and Li Shiliu almost jumped up.

The dog was also helpless, biting with its big teeth making crisp sounds. Just as it turned its head away, someone else jumped in. It turned its head back and chased the person and bit him again.

Li Shiliu was not as fast as Li Er. He ran out of breath, jumping up and down all the way, causing chaos in half of the village.

In the end, he was held down by someone.

However, those people were too tired to run away. When they started punching and kicking him, people around them jumped out and scolded them away.

Li Shiliu is a member of the Li family after all. Is it reasonable for him to be chased by the Han family for half the village?

Li Shiliu returned home, touched the notebook in his arms and threw it in front of Li Er.

"Here you go! Li Meiman gives it to you!"

Li Er was so frightened by his ragged appearance that he stood up.

"What are you doing here?"

Li Shiliu waved his hand and sighed.

"Twenty, you are this!"

He gave Li Er a thumbs up, and Li Er was very confused.

Li Ershi's parents didn't understand either. Li Shiliu walked to the door, thought about it, and then spoke to him.

"I will go with you tomorrow morning. She said she would teach me to read."

Li Er: ???

Li Er nodded and thought, if you want to learn to read, you should tell me. I just mentioned this to Li Ruyi, why did you make yourself like this?

The next morning, Li Ruyi saw three people.

Li Shiliu with a bruised face and nose, Li Er with his arm in a sling, and Li Shiwu with a simple and honest face.

Li Ruyi: ???

She thought the three of them were just trying to build up their courage. After all, tonight was the day for her medicinal bath, and Li Er and the others might go home late.

But soon, she realized that she was wrong, because Li Shiliu just greeted her and went to find the third brother.

Two people, one big and one small, were squatting in the shed in front and learning to read.

Li Ershi and Li Ruyi followed Granny Ding to pick medicinal herbs, and Li Ruyi explained them to him immediately.

Because they made too much noise the night before, these people from the Han family were taken away by the head of the Han family and scolded.

After scolding people, Chief Han asked his children to come and see Li Ruyi in person today.

Li Ruyi cannot go out to see the wind, but it does not prevent her from meeting people at home.

Seeing Li Ruyi looking refreshed and rosy-faced, the visitor put down his things, asked what happened, and then quickly left.

Patriarch Han was in a bad mood when he heard that Li Ruyi was not in any serious condition.

Although he didn't hope that Li Ruyi would die, in his opinion, all the chaos in the Han family was caused by Li Ruyi!

They habitually label their greed as something suitable, so that they can conveniently stand on the moral high ground to accuse others of plundering resources.

The same is apparently true for Patriarch Han.

He thought about it and said to his eldest son who had returned.

"Go to the county tomorrow and ask Shi An when it will be convenient for him to come back. This matter should be resolved. Otherwise, how will the Han family survive in the village in the future?"

His eldest son agreed and went to find Han Shian the next day!

Li Ruyi still has one last medicinal bath. After the fourth bath, she will be able to go out.

However, as she was about to make a breakthrough, she asked Granny Ding. Granny Ding knew her situation and said that it would be best for her to rest after the herbal bath before making a breakthrough.

The power of medicine can assist in cultivation, and internal force can stimulate the power of medicine that has not been fully absorbed. Although the risk is not as low as stabilizing it and then breaking through, if it succeeds, it also has the effect of cleansing the meridians and marrow.

Li Ruyi decided to stay there for another day.

With the order from Patriarch Han, those people stopped blocking the Li brothers.

Han Shian was not surprised to hear the news. He postponed his return to the village a little on the grounds that it was inconvenient to take leave.

Li Ruyi finally finished her last medicinal bath, and her whole condition was very different from before.

Because she was suppressed and had no breakthrough, she didn't feel relieved. Instead, she had an indescribable discomfort.

She told Granny Ding about this, but Granny Ding just told her to bear with it.

Li Ruyi endured it all night.

The next morning, Li Ruyi walked out of the house and sat on the wooden stool that she was most familiar with.

It was a chilly early morning in the dead of winter, but Li Ruyi was unaware of it. She sat there and only felt a surge of heat rising from her dantian, like surging magma, roaring and rolling, and instantly rushing into her meridians.

Granny Ding had already come out and stood beside Li Ruyi, ignoring the donkey's hungry cries.