The arrogant little husband is desperately flirting with the hunter

Wang Wu took a sip of water and continued with a gloating look on his face: "I always felt that Chu Peng's personality was a bit boring, and I thought he would definitely swallow his anger, but the result was completely different from what I thought."

Chu Peng found it hard to accept that he was a child adopted from a beggar's den, and he stood there in a daze for a long time.

But since they had already fallen out, Chu Lao Er and Li Xiu Lan were even more outspoken. It seemed as if the pent-up anger in their hearts over the past year had found a breakthrough, and they vented it all towards Chu Peng.

Chu Peng just listened to them cursing, and then he started to laugh, as if he had figured something out.

He didn't make any noise or fuss, he just grabbed Chu Fei and threw him into the woodshed. Li Xiulan chased after her and was also pushed in by him. Chu Laoer followed her out staggeringly, and he dragged and threw him in as well.

Chu Wanwan was the only one left. She wanted to stand in the yard and scream loudly, but the sound of firecrackers was too loud. When others heard it, they just thought it was just a child shouting excitedly after having fun.

So on New Year's Eve, Chu Peng locked all the Chu family members in the woodshed, deprived them of food and water, and demanded that they split up the family business.

Li Xiulan cursed loudly in the woodshed, saying that he was not even a member of the Chu family so why should he get a share of the family property. She also used all kinds of dirty words. Chu Peng turned a deaf ear to her and said that they could come out when they agreed to divide the family property, otherwise he would starve to death in the woodshed.

In the middle of the night, when Chu Laoer was almost sober, he started to smash the door with wood, but Chu Peng was even more ruthless. He moved all the wooden boxes and clothes cabinets in the house to block the door of the woodshed, and filled it up.

"I'm afraid even Boss Yan won't be able to break down the door." Wang Wu agreed with Chu Peng's method of blocking the door.

Chu Laoer's family has no courage to begin with. They will bully the weak ones, but if they come across a tough one, they will have to give in if they can't get angry.

On the afternoon of the first day of the new year, Chu Lao Er agreed to split up the family, but Chu Peng didn't believe it and refused to let them go. He kept them locked up for another night.

It was not until he had breakfast on the morning of the second day of the New Year that he went to the village chief's house to ask him to help write a deed to divide the property.

The village chief was too lazy to take care of Chu Laoer's family affairs, and if he wanted to divide the family, he should let Chu Laoer come to him.

“I can’t come.” Chu Peng sat on a low stool, staring at the village chief with lifeless eyes: “Either we split up, or I’ll take Chu Laoer’s family with me to die.”

The village chief felt uneasy when he saw the look in his eyes. He felt that there was something wrong with Chu Peng, so he tried to give him some advice.

"Chu Peng, your parents did go too far this time, and it's natural that you're angry, but the number of people for corvée labor has been decided, and you have to go even if you don't want to. You see, I can't make the decision on the division of the family unless your father comes, and how can you divide the family before getting married? How about you wait for another two years?"

Chu Peng shook his head: "He agrees, but he can't come out. You can go to my house and ask him."

It was Chinese New Year, and many people came to visit the village chief's house. He was too lazy to waste time with Chu Peng, so he said, "If we must separate, let's wait until the New Year is over."

"People die after the New Year." Chu Peng stood up, still expressionless: "I'm not lying to you. Because of the division of the family, they haven't eaten or drunk anything for two days. If the problem is not resolved, they might starve to death. But it's okay. It's better to die."

The village chief frowned and said, "Chu Peng, what's going on?"

"You'll know if you go over and take a look." Chu Peng said and walked out. The village chief was really afraid that someone would die in the village again, so he had to get down and put on his shoes and follow him.

Chu Peng walked fast, the village chief almost jogging all the way, and he didn't have time to talk to people he met on the way. But when he was almost at the door of Chu Laoer, he still stopped a young man and asked him to help call Chu's third uncle.

At this time, the Chu family's yard looked normal, but when you entered the yard, you found that almost all the doors were open, and there was no one in the house. The only closed room was the woodshed, which was blocked by a large box, and intermittent knocking sounds came from inside.

The village chief was a little confused: "What's going on?"

Chu Peng did not respond, but walked to the door of the woodshed, moved the top wooden box away, revealing a small half of the wooden door. Then he took the axe and cut a hole in the door with a few bangs.

As a ray of light shone in, the Chu family members looked up, and Chu Fei burst into tears: "I'm so hungry, I'm so thirsty, big brother, please let me out."

Chu Peng ignored him and said to Chu Lao Er: "I don't want the house, but give me four acres of land and five taels of silver, and we'll be even after I die."

Chu Lao Er didn't say anything, but just looked at him with resentful eyes.

Li Xiulan rolled her eyes and smiled weakly: "Xiaopeng, whatever you want is fine. Let your parents go first, and then we can talk."

"Sign the division deed first, then I will let you out." Chu Peng knew Li Xiulan's character very well. As long as he let them out, they would definitely regret it.

"We won't sign if you don't let us out." Chu Lao Er threatened with his neck stiff.

Chu Peng sneered: "If you don't want to sign, then don't sign. Then you can continue to starve."

Chu Laoer clearly heard the village chief's voice just now and knew that he had brought the village chief with him.

He quickly shouted at the top of his voice: "Village Chief, Chu Peng is not my son. I adopted him. He got angry and forced us to separate, otherwise he would kill us."

Having not drunk water for nearly two days, Chu Laoer's voice became hoarse, his throat felt severe pain, and he kept coughing.

The village chief finally understood what was going on and held his forehead in pain. The second Chu family could really cause any kind of trouble.

"Chu Peng, let's talk nicely. Let the person out first." The village chief did not dare to step forward, but took two steps back. He did not doubt at all whether Chu Peng would kill someone.

Even rabbits will bite when they are angry, let alone humans?

"Separate the family and let them go. If not, we'll die together." Chu Peng said coldly, "It's worth it to exchange my life for your four lives."

"You are still young, don't act on impulse. If you have any problems, sit down and talk them over. Don't keep talking nonsense."

"Sit down and talk? Village chief, this is the first day you meet Chu Lao Er and Li Xiu Lan. Will they sit down and talk properly?"

Village chief: “…” There’s nothing wrong with what you said.

Chu Peng chopped the door hard with the axe again: "Separate the family, or die."

Seeing Chu Peng was unmoved, the village chief took two steps back and scolded him, "Chu Peng, if you don't let him go, I will have to ask someone to report to the officials."

Chu Peng raised his eyes to look at him and smiled nonchalantly: "If you leave this door, I will go in and chop them all to death."

When Li Xiulan heard Chu Peng's words, she felt a little scared. She saw that the hole in the door panel was cut bigger and Chu Peng could jump in directly.

She was so scared that she hugged Chu Fei tightly and moved towards the straw pile.

But Chu Peng smiled, took out several fire sticks from his arms, and blew them up: "There are many ways to kill you."

When Chu Wanwan saw the fire starter in his hand, she even rolled and crawled away from the straw pile, as if she could feel the pain of the burning flames.

"Dad, let's split up the family. I don't want to die."

Chu Wanwan covered her head and squatted in a corner away from the straw pile, pleading, "Brother, I don't know anything, I really don't know anything."