Good luck every time

Granny Ding didn’t know what she was thinking; she was more accustomed to simple and rough solutions.

Of course, she also knew that this habit of hers had too many disadvantages, otherwise she wouldn't have been so blind as to hide in Sanjia Village and wait for death.

By the time the two of them walked into the yard, they had already arrived at the gate of the courtyard.

The thug leader pinched Li Zhuzi's neck and whispered to him.

"Go over there and knock on the door and lead your sister out."

It's pitch black and it's not convenient to enter the house. If someone finds me on the way and shouts, I might not be caught and I'm afraid I'll be stopped by the villagers.

On the contrary, it is easier to catch people at the door because the people around are far away and there is less noise so you can just watch them run away. By the time people in the house call for help, they have already scattered and disappeared.

Li Zhuzi was hesitant, not because he didn't dare to trick people out, but because he was afraid that Li Ruyi would come out and slap him twice without knowing the truth.

He hesitated and stammered.

"Can I not go?"

The thug boss pointed a knife at him.

"What nonsense! If it weren't for you, would we have been able to endure this for so long? We're already being kind enough by not beating you to death. It would be fine if we could take the person away today, but if we can't, I'll beat you to death!"

Li Zhuzi was frightened and quickly ran towards the courtyard gate with his short legs.

Several thugs followed him with their backs bent, and soon arrived at both sides of the courtyard gate.

He wanted to knock on the door again, but when he did, it was already open.

Li Zhuzi was startled again. It was difficult for him to maintain basic composure in such an environment.

It was almost the end of the month. The crescent moon in the sky was a little curved and the sky was full of bright stars, but people on the ground could hardly see things clearly.

There were people standing inside and outside the fenced yard.

The people outside were centered around Li Zhuzi, with people squatting on both sides, some holding sacks and some holding sticks.

There were only two people inside, both of them were short. They stood in the shadow of the fence, listening quietly to everything happening outside.

The fence gate creaked, shook and hit Li Ruyi.

Silence, yet it seems like a farce.

Li Zhuzi turned around and asked the thug leader beside him.

"The door is open, what should I do?"

There was a tremor in his voice. The thug leader stretched his neck to look into the yard and only saw the shadow of a low adobe house in the distance.

He hesitated for a moment, as he was worried that if he rushed in rashly, the people in the house would shout and attract others.

But now that we can sneak in, it’s not impossible to go in directly.

The leader of the thugs made a gesture, and the people on the other side immediately pulled Li Zhuzi away and walked quietly into the yard.

The group walked into the yard and didn't notice anything wrong.

Their goal was clear, they were heading towards the cabin.

Soon, these people walked into the yard.

Only Li Zhuzi and a lookout were left outside the yard.

Li Ruyi took a step forward, walked out and closed the gate.

The lookout didn't see the situation clearly and thought it was someone coming out, so he squinted his eyes to look carefully.

"Why did you come out?"

As soon as he finished speaking, his heart suddenly skipped a beat. He didn't see anyone, he just heard the gate close.

He was startled and tried to whistle to alert the people inside.

But the next moment, there was chaos inside.

"WTF!"

"what……"

"Someone..."

The people inside started to lower their voices out of habit, but as the people around them fell down, some people opened their mouths to shout!

But the next moment, the man felt a pain in his throat. It was as if something hit his throat, making him unable to speak and even seeing stars.

Granny Ding's steps were light; the night was her home turf. The hatchet in her hand was flexible and versatile, and she could knock or chop with the back of the knife or the handle, and soon knocked all the people out.

On the other side, Li Ruyi had already rushed to the man who was on the lookout. Without any hesitation, she hit the man's stomach with her head, causing him to have difficulty breathing instantly.

Then, before anyone could resist, she raised her knee and hit the man's vulnerable part.

This time, she didn't hold back at all, and the slap on Li Ruyi's face was much lighter because of the pain.

He didn't slap anyone with the intention of hitting them, but instinctively wanted to push his opponent away.

The movement had no power, Li Ruyi staggered, immediately stood firm in a bow stance, and then punched the man in the chin.

The man was arching his body in pain. He opened his mouth to shout, but the sound was snapped back into his mouth before it could even begin to come out.

He bit his tongue, the taste of blood spreading in his mouth.

The severe pain in his tongue actually alleviated the pain in his lower body. He gasped softly and slowly fell to the ground, curling up in pain.

His stick fell to the side.

Li Ruyi knew that this man had lost his ability to move for a short period of time, so she turned around and pushed open the gate, wanting to ask her master how he was.

But, the moment she opened the door.

She heard the sound of wind behind her ears.

Li Ruyi dodged subconsciously, but after dodging half of her body, she suddenly stopped.

The stick in mid-air fell heavily, hitting her arm with all of Li Zhuzi's strength.

Li Ruyi gasped, raised her aching arm, grabbed the stick and pulled it in front of her.

Li Zhuzi was brought in front of Li Ruyi with the stick. Li Zhuzi was startled and screamed.

Just as he let out an "ah", Li Ruyi's lightning-fast punch hit him in the throat. The punch left him instantly, but the force was enough to make Li Zhuzi unable to stand.

The next moment, Li Ruyi chopped Li Zhuzi's neck with a palm knife, in the same position she had just learned from Grandma Ding.

But unfortunately, he didn't learn it very well. Li Zhuzi covered his neck and throat with his hands and started coughing, but he didn't show any intention of fainting.

At this time, Granny Ding had already walked out of the yard. She pulled Li Zhuzi over and hit him. With a burst of force, Li Zhuzi instantly fell limp to the ground.

Granny Ding and Li Ruyi explained.

"The force used to knock someone out is not much different from the force used to kill him. Try to use less force until you get the hang of it."

Li Ruyi covered her arm and listened attentively.

Granny Ding bent down and groped to pick up the thug who had not yet fully recovered and knocked him unconscious.

This time they moved quickly and did not alarm anyone except the barking of dogs in the village.

"Where are you going to deal with them?"