Hearing that there was meat to eat, Zhou Lihua didn't ask anything else. Her brows lifted with delight. "Good! Then hurry up and go!"
This time, Su Qiao headed to North Mountain, where she had dug for medicinal herbs before.
The last time she had been there, she and Little Four had found a stream.
Today, she planned to follow the stream upstream. That way, her chances of catching prey would be much higher.
After more than half an hour, Su Qiao had reached her destination.
Host, what are you thinking about? You didn't even notice that a rabbit ran away. The way you hunt, I doubt you'll catch anything even by nightfall.
"I was thinking about my eldest brother, Su Yichen. He can't endure hardship, he's as timid as a mouse, and he's always putting on airs. He cares far too much about saving face."
Su Qiao felt rather troubled.
Little Haozi liked fighting, and, like Zhou Lihua, he especially loved eating. She could still think of ways to train him properly.
But Su Yichen?
She really had no good idea.
He was different from her second cousin, too.
At the very least, her second cousin could do farm work and was handy. Even if he got lost on his own, or encountered some trouble in the future, he could still support himself.
But Su Yichen had neither strength nor any practical skill. He was timid, afraid of trouble, and terrible with words.
Wasn't this easy? Just throw him into the deep mountains and leave him there alone for a few days. That would definitely cure him of being unable to endure hardship, cowardice, and his obsession with saving face.
If he was timid, he could only wait to be bitten to death by wild beasts.
If he couldn't