Everyone Wants to Pamper the Lucky Daughter

"Hey, to tell you the truth, good luck, pure luck."

Su Hu's face was flushed, he was dizzy, and he didn't speak fluently: "If you don't believe me, ask Brother Dashan. They saw it with their own eyes. It was the wild boar that hit the tree pole and killed itself."

Li Dashan is the son of the village chief. When he heard the news in the morning, he and two other hunters from the village rushed to the foot of the mountain to help Su Hu carry the wild boar back.

At this moment, seeing that everyone was looking at him, he nodded and smiled to cheer him up: "Huzi is lucky, such a big wild boar is not common in the deep mountains and old forests, let alone at the foot of the mountain where hunters often come and go. .”

"hey-hey."

Su Hu's eyes glowed, and he patted his heart vigorously, saying, "In terms of luck, no one can compare to our sister Yu, who is the real lucky baby. God loves her so much, and luck is precious."

"Sister Yu? When did you have a baby again?"

The old village chief was confused, and asked the doubts in his heart on behalf of a group of drunk men.

"Yesterday, just had it."

Su Hu smirked: "God bestowed on our family, and with Sister Yu's good luck, I was able to get a big wild boar for nothing."

**

"Sister Yu, is that the doll that their family picked up in the water yesterday?"

Su Hu spoke loudly, his heart pounding, and the nearby village women could hear it clearly, and couldn't help talking in a low voice.

"What's so good about that baby? I don't believe it. Even if you don't want your own parents, you can still be lucky?"

"That's right, bragging!"

**

"My sister Yu is blessed!"

Li Xiu'e couldn't hear it well, so she rushed out of the kitchen, waving a spoon and yelling loudly.

"Whether you believe it or not, since yesterday, Sister Yu has been part of our family. From now on, no one is allowed to gossip behind our backs, saying that we, Sister Yu, are half of us. Otherwise, I will fight her hard."

"Hey, sister-in-law of the Su family, don't pay attention to them, they are all talkative people, there is no need to be as knowledgeable as them."

"Sister-in-law Liu's is the same. She can't stop her mouth after eating meat. What she says makes people angry."

The two daughter-in-laws who were familiar with her chased her out from the kitchen, persuading her in a low voice, and pulled her back by pulling her arm.

"Daughter-in-law is right. Today, I, Su Hu, take this opportunity to officially announce the adoption of Sister Yu."

Su Hu heard the women's commotion, patted the table and stood up, supporting his wife.

"Anyone who dares to gossip behind our backs and speak ill of our sister Yu is against me, Su Hu. I, Su Hu, swear to God, whoever dares to bully sister Yu will never be forgiven."

"Hehe, that's enough, Huzi, it's worth your temper tantrums for women to bicker. Sit down quickly, and let's continue drinking."

The second son of the village chief, Li Ershan, saw that the atmosphere was not right, and the old man of the Liu family blushed.

Li Ershan saved Su Hu's life from a wolf three years ago. He and Su Hu are brothers and benefactors.

"Sure, I'll listen to brother Ershan."

Hearing what Li Ershan said, Su Hu sat down obediently, picked up the wine bowl on the table, grumbled, and drank the rest of the wine with his head up.

"Boom!"

Then, vigorously put it on the table, the ear-piercing sound shook people's hearts.

The few women who were crouching in the corner waiting for the broth to be served, were trembling with shock and dared not speak nonsense.

**

After this incident, the toughness of the Su Hu family to protect the calf was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. No one in Woniu Village, no matter adults or children, would dare to criticize Sister Yu's life experience face to face.

As Sister Yu grew up, the fortune of Su Hu's family became more and more prosperous, and the days became more and more prosperous. The title of "Fuyun Doll" spread more and more widely, and gradually spread to ten miles and eight villages.