Crossing Over to Yamada Love

"Who bullied you? You're selling rotten buns and you still think you're right? You say your buns are good? Fine! Eat this bun." The man handed the bun to Aunt Erdan and told her to eat it.

"Pah! You've already gnawed on it, it's filthy. You want me to eat your saliva? Don't you even take a piss and look at yourself in the mirror?" Aunt Erdan didn't take the bun at all, instead, she put her hands on her hips and started cursing.

Mo Lan looked at this scene and didn't know whether to call her stupid or fierce! Who goes against customers like this? If she goes against them like this, even if her buns were delicious, she probably wouldn't last long.

"You wretched woman, you still have the nerve to talk back? Give me my money back! I must have had the worst luck in eight lifetimes to buy your buns. If I ever buy your buns again, I'll be a grandson!" The man was furious and demanded a refund.

"You've already eaten the steamed buns, want a refund? No way! Come if you want, I didn't drag you here." Aunt Erdan retorted, not to be outdone.

“You’re the head of the household, I won’t touch her. You tell me if you’re going to back down or not? If you don’t, I’ll smash this place up.” The man held back from attacking Aunt Erdan, but instead went over and grabbed Liu Erdan by the collar, asking him the question.

"Refund, refund it to you." Liu Erdan's face changed color, and he hurriedly called to his wife to return the money.

"No refund! You think you can take back the money that's already in my hands? No way! Look at you, you coward! Just fight him, and I'll see if he dares to touch you!" Aunt Erdan was unwilling to return the money; on the contrary, she looked down on her husband, thinking him a coward.

The man grabbed Liu Erdan by the collar and dragged him from beside the car to an open space. He then addressed the onlookers, saying, "Brothers, his family sells spoiled buns. What do you think we should do?"

The dark-faced man who had the conflict with Mo Lan's family yesterday went over and took a bite of the bun. Then he spat it out with a "pui" and yelled, "It's really rotten, damn it, beat him! Beat that bastard!"

Many people nearby also shouted, "Beat that bastard up! Let him be so shameless!"

The man released Liu Erdan's collar and swung his fist at him. Liu Erdan quickly covered his head and squatted on the ground, and the man's fist missed.

Mo Quan, seeing this, hurriedly went over and grabbed the man, saying, "Young man, don't hit him. We can talk things over. If the steamed buns weren't good, let Erdan return the money to you. We don't beat people up."

In fact, Mo Quan also disliked Erdan and his wife. They came to steal his business and even tried to frame him. How could he not be angry? But they lived in the same village and would run into each other all the time. Seeing him get beaten up, he felt bad.

“Okay, Uncle Mo has spoken up, so I'll give him face and ask him to return the money to me. I'll go buy some steamed buns from Uncle Mo's shop; they're the best.” The man wasn't too bad-tempered; after Mo Quan's persuasion, he wanted to settle things peacefully.

"Pah! You old hag, why do you need to act like a big shot? Let him take my money to buy your buns? Let me tell you, no way! I won't give it to him, so what? Hit someone? Go ahead and hit someone. Let me see you do it. You old hag, let me tell you, your wife is cheating on you, and you, you old hag, are having an affair, giving birth to a litter of bastards, not a single one of them is any good." Aunt Erdan seemed to have taken the wrong medicine, pointing at Mo Quan and cursing.

"You! You crazy woman!" Mo Quan was trembling with anger. He had come to help mediate the fight out of kindness, but ended up getting himself into trouble.

Actually, Aunt Erdan had her reasons for being so crazy. Her family's conditions were considered average in the village, but they didn't necessarily have much money. Seeing that Old Mo's steamed buns were selling well, she was envious. Coincidentally, she started chatting with Cui Shi, and Cui Shi encouraged her to sell steamed buns as well, saying that the secret recipe was passed down from the Mo family and that she could tell Aunt Erdan the recipe, but she wanted some of the best ones.

Aunt Erdan thought to herself, if this works out, how many buns can be sold every day? It would be worthwhile to give Cui a little bit then. So she started to build a stove, buy steamers, and buy flour and meat to steam buns to sell, just like the tools made by the Mo family. She had a good plan, but the buns didn't sell. There were so many left over from yesterday, so she sneaked them all in today and sold them together.

Seeing that no one bought the steamed buns, she was furious. If they didn't sell, she would lose all her money. She felt like she had a knife in her wrist, and it hurt terribly, so she cursed at everyone she could find.

Seeing her grandfather's good intentions being met with a dog bite, Mo Lan sighed inwardly: Doing good deeds depends on who you choose; otherwise, you won't only fail to gain favor but will also anger yourself and cause a lot of trouble.

She reached out and took the soup from Mo Mei's hand, then splashed it at Aunt Erdan.

With a loud "Ouch!", Aunt Erdan cried out as soup splashed all over her face and head. Although it wasn't scalding hot, the warm soup was still uncomfortable on her face. The soup dripped down her face, and her hair, face, and collar were covered with vegetable leaves. She looked as disheveled as could be.

"You son of a bitch, you dare to splash me? I'll tear you apart!" Aunt Erdan wiped her face with her hand and yelled as she charged at Mo Lan.

With a "whoosh," Mo Mei stepped forward and splashed the soup in her hand over again. Aunt Erdan couldn't stop in time and got splashed in the face again.

It turned out that after seeing her sister spill the soup, Mo Mei was afraid that Aunt Erdan would cause trouble, so she hurriedly filled another bowl with soup, ready to do so at any time. As soon as Aunt Erdan came over, she quickly came out and spilled the soup, just in time.

After splashing her, he hurriedly returned to the car, filled another bowl, and said, "Come and see again, and I'll splash you again!"

Aunt Erdan was stunned. She wiped her face, looked at the soup bowl in Mo Mei's hand, and cursed, "You stinking brat, you little bastard born of a slutty mother and a rotten father. I'm not done with you yet."

She finished cursing and was about to go up when she felt a gust of wind behind her. By the time she realized what was happening, she had been slapped several times across the face.

She stared blankly at Mo Quan, who had hit her, her mind blank. Wasn't this old man an honest man? Weren't old men like him supposed to never argue with women? What was going on today? How could he hit her?

Unable to figure it out, she simply stopped thinking about it. She yelled and reached out to grab Mo Quan.

Although Mo Quan didn't want to argue with her, he couldn't bear the words she used to insult his granddaughter, so he rushed up and slapped her a few times. Now, seeing her rushing over, he quickly dodged. If his face was scratched by her fingernails, how could he face anyone?

Seeing her grandfather dodging, Mo Lan picked up the soup ladle. Actually, she wanted to rush out and slap him, but she was too low to reach. She also wanted to grab another weapon, but there was really nothing good to grab in the car.

She rushed up behind Aunt Erdan and started hitting her buttocks hard with a spoon, hitting her repeatedly. Aunt Erdan had originally intended to tickle Mo Quan, but now that her buttocks were being hit, she hurriedly covered her buttocks and turned around to attack Mo Lan.

Upon seeing this, Mo Mei picked up the lid of the wooden bucket, ran over, and smashed it down on Aunt Erdan.

"You two sluts, you whore! I'm not done with you yet!" Aunt Erdan cursed, but she still went straight for Mo Lan, because Mo Lan was the youngest and she was more likely to win her over.

When Mo Lan saw her rushing over, she hurriedly dodged away, but unfortunately she was too small and was caught red-handed in a moment of carelessness. When she saw that she had been caught by Aunt Erdan, she opened her mouth and bit Aunt Erdan's wrist, and stomped her little feet hard on Aunt Erdan's feet.

Aunt Erdan let out a howl, let go of her hand, and started jumping around while hugging the little girl's feet, yelling and cursing. After jumping a few times, she ran towards Molan.

When Mo Quan saw that his granddaughter was about to be caught again, he knew that she would suffer if she was caught again. He didn't care about anything else at this moment, rushed over, and kicked Aunt Erdan.

Aunt Erdan was kicked squarely, cried out and fell to the ground. She didn't get up, slapping her thigh and wailing, "That damned old bastard from the Mo family! I'm your niece-in-law! You old bastard, you even took advantage of me! You're not human! You're a despicable scumbag! I can't live anymore! My husband is a spineless coward. He doesn't dare to say a word when someone cheats on him. How am I supposed to live like this?"

Mo Lan was speechless. This ability to twist the truth was too amazing! Grandpa had only slapped her a few times and kicked her once, how did it become...?

Liu Erdan's face turned black with anger. He was an honest man, usually quiet, afraid of his wife's nagging. Now, however, his wife was spewing out all sorts of nonsense. He stood up angrily, grabbed his aunt's arm, and said, "Stop embarrassing me! You're spewing filth. What did anyone do to you? Your husband isn't dead yet, you don't need to wail like that."

"You good-for-nothing! All you do is act tough with me. Someone even shits on your head, and you don't dare utter a sound. How could I have been so blind to marry such a good-for-nothing?" Aunt Erdan didn't get up, but pinched and scratched her husband's thigh.

"Oh... you're sticking to your ways. I say, whoever wants to take advantage, go up and kick them a couple of times."

"Haha, why don't we all go up and have a go at her, and see how many green hats she can put on her man!"

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Laughter and jeers erupted from all around; the men were having a good time watching the spectacle.

Seeing that he couldn't pull his wife up, Liu Erdan kicked her twice more in anger. Then he turned around, pushed the cart, and walked back.

"You dead man, where are you going? The buns haven't been sold yet, are you going to push them back to feed the dogs? Come back here right now!" Aunt Erdan saw her husband push the cart away and quickly got up, shouting at him.

Liu Erdan ignored her completely, pushing the cart away without looking back.

"You, you just wait!" Aunt Erdan said to Mo Quan and the others, then hurriedly chased after her own car.

A burst of laughter erupted from the men.

"Hey, you haven't refunded my money for the steamed buns yet!" the burly man who said the buns were spoiled shouted at the two of them.

"Uncle, forget it, they're all gone. Here, I'll have my grandpa give you a steamed bun. Consider it a favor," Mo Lan said with a smile, trying to persuade the man.

"Good girl, your uncle won't stand on ceremony. Give me two more, here, this is for the steamed buns." The man was also generous and quickly took out a few large coins and gave them to Mo Lan.

Mo Lan happily accepted it and asked her grandfather to pick up the steamed buns for someone.