My wife is too strong, Mr. Chu can't stand it

The remaining section is a dirt road. Not many people live there, and it is overgrown with weeds. The road is also uneven, making it inconvenient for vehicles to pass through. You can only walk.

A few minutes later, we arrived at Su Qingyu's home. The old house looked shabby, and it was actually very shabby, but it was still clean.

The main reason is that Su Qingyu can't sit still. All the work in the fields has been done by the bodyguards, so she can only clean the house.

Su Qingyu was put on the stool and sat down. Just as she was about to call for help, Su Jin came over. She lowered her head to take a look at Su Qingyu's bare feet. Her ankle was badly swollen and the bone was injured, so it would take a while for it to heal.

He frowned and said to Su Qingyu, "Come with me to Jing City."

"hold head high?"

Su Qingyu didn't understand again, which made Su Jin feel helpless. He was struggling with whether to let Su Qingyu learn Mandarin or let him learn it himself, or whether they didn't need to learn as long as both sides could understand each other.

Chu Heng was also helpless and slowed down his speech to express Su Jin's meaning, "Grandma Su, Su Jin wants you to go to Beijing to live with us."

"That's fine. I have a pig and so many chickens at home. I won't cut them!"

"But Su Jin will be worried if you don't go." Chu Heng looked at her with a smile, and made a small calculation in his mind, "I can raise chickens and grow some vegetables in Jing City, just like at home."

Su Qingyu asked uncertainly, "Is this also where we grow crops? (Is this also a place like ours?)"

Su Jin's eyelids twitched. Why did he feel something was wrong?

Xiao Jin also covered her face and muttered softly, "Chu Heng is too good at fooling people."

However, there are even more tricks. Chu Heng said to Su Qingyu seriously, "Su Jin is very powerful now. If you don't go to Jing City with him, others will come. What if they use harming you to force Su Jin to do something?"

These words really touched Su Qingyu's heart. The person she cared about the most was Su Jin. It would be fine if she had some problems herself, but what if Su Jin was implicated?

She immediately looked at Su Jin nervously, but Su Jin really couldn't communicate, so he handed the person over to Chu Heng to fool her, and he walked out with an umbrella.

He first stood in front of the chicken coop and looked at the dozen or so old hens, then stood outside the pigpen and took another look, and then took a walk in the fields.

There was a bodyguard following her throughout the whole process, who told Su Jin about the land Su Qingyu cultivated and her daily life.

He also came from the countryside and worked with adults when he was a child. However, he was not from Yucheng, so he could only barely understand what Yucheng said, and he would be confused if someone spoke too fast.

Su Jin didn't care. After he walked around and came back, Chu Heng had already dealt with the people. However, Su Qingyu wanted to stay for a few more days until he had dealt with the things at home.

She also said that she wanted to visit her mother's family, saying that there was only one sister there.

The two sides are actually not far away, but Su Qingyu is very carsick. When she was young, she relied on her legs. Now that she is old and can no longer walk, there is no one to accompany her. She hasn't been back for many years.

Su Jin didn't object, but he wouldn't go over there. He was too tired. "Buy a set of silver needles and fall asleep after the acupuncture."

"There may not be any in town. I'll ask someone to go to the county town to buy some. It's best for her to rest for two days to recover from the injury on her foot."

Su Jin pursed his lips. If it was just a simple sprain, he could handle it, but a bone injury would not be so easy to heal, not to mention that Su Qingyu was indeed old.

He picked up his phone, typed out a prescription and sent it to Chu Heng. This time, Chu Heng knew he wanted to buy the medicine without Su Jin telling him, so he sent it directly to the bodyguards and asked them to get it.

But there was still an obvious problem. After Chu Heng finished giving the order, he said to Su Jin, "There are only two rooms and two beds. Do you want to sleep here?"

Su Jin looked at the house and didn't feel disgusted, nor did she think there was anything wrong with sleeping there, but Chu Heng probably couldn't.

He narrowed his eyes mischievously, "Why? You can't?"

"If you don't mind, we can sleep in the same bed." There was nothing wrong with Chu Heng. Although he came from a good family, he had also suffered hardships. Besides, his home was very clean.

Su Jin nodded. It just so happened that he needed someone to keep him out for some fresh air at night, so that was not bad.

There is a wood stove at home, and Su Qingyu is injured and definitely can't cook, so the bodyguards came up and the food tasted okay.

Su Jin ate something, and after it got dark, she moved a chair to sit at the door to enjoy the cool air. Meanwhile, Chu Heng was talking to Su Qingyu seriously and was quite patient.

Su Qingyu went to bed later. Chu Heng came out after sending people back to their rooms. Two bodyguards left in the car, and the others went to the town to rest. They were very tired after running all day.

Chu Heng asked him in a low voice, "Do you still want to deal with them?"

"I told you, I won't break your laws, but... I'll show them what evil will be punished for."

Su Jin's voice was cold; he wasn't a good-tempered person.

Chu Heng did not try to persuade him. After all, few people would know about Su Jin's methods. As long as there was no evidence, it would be fine. Besides, the couple was indeed disgusting.

He looked up at the starry sky. On a clear summer night, the stars were very bright and he could clearly see the brilliant Milky Way.

He asked curiously, "Is astrology real?"

Su Jin was a little puzzled. "Aren't stars said to be meteorites from the universe? Why do their movements have anything to do with humans?"

"Isn't it said to observe the stars at night and see how the stars move?"

Su Jin also had some impression, "I observed the sky last night, and the Purple Star was dim, and a strange star rose."

"Yes! This is it, so can you see it?"

Su Jin silently rolled her eyes. "The astrolabe tells you about the situation. It has nothing to do with the stars above your head. The most you can tell from looking at the sky is the weather, and that's only for the immediate future."

"So are there any predictions for droughts, heavy rains, floods, and earthquakes?"

Su Jin held up his chin, "In the past, this would have affected countless lives. Even if someone could calculate it, they wouldn't be able to afford the risk of changing their fate."

"So it's still predictable, then the battlefield can also be calculated?"

Su Jin raised an eyebrow, "Yes, but I can't stop it."

"why?"

"Fear of death is unchangeable, and talented people emerge in troubled times. Whether they are defeated or victorious, they all drive the development of the times. Every dynasty has different policies and reforms. Where there is prosperity, there will naturally be failure. Only with bloody lessons can we learn from them and create a greater prosperity."

As Su Jin spoke, a sentence popped up in his head, and he said it naturally, "Each generation is stronger than the previous one."

It made sense. Chu Heng couldn't refute it and could only look at him sideways. "But if you can't change it, why did you get involved? Instead of finding a safe place to stay?"

Here it comes again. Su Jin side-glanced at him and asked, "Are you so interested in my affairs?"

"You're so mysterious, so it's inevitable that I'm curious."

"Curiosity not only kills the cat, it kills people too. The more you know, the faster you die. It's easy to understand."

This seemed to indicate that he was being too talkative again. Chu Heng tactfully chose not to pursue the question and instead changed the subject. "The news has already come out. The remains will be collectively sent to Beijing and then sent back to their respective hometowns for burial. The cultural relics will also be publicly displayed, which is bound to shock those people abroad."