The Lovely Heiress Is Actually A God Beast

Chapter 391: Chapter 391: Food Obtained Through Skills Chapter 391: Chapter 391: Food Obtained Through Skills The village chief patted Xiao Kai’s Grandfather on the shoulder, “Old buddy, if Xiao Kai makes something of himself, let him bring joy to our entire village. If he ever gets to go to the capital for school, let’s all chip in for his travel and living expenses.”

“Exactly, exactly! We’ll contribute! We’ll cover his tuition!” the villagers clamored.

Grandma from the village said, “Xiao Kai resolved a big problem for everyone this time. Not to mention this year’s tangerines, the tangerines for the next three years have all been reserved! We can now plant tangerines without worries, no longer afraid that no one will buy them!”

Villager Number One said, “Next year we’ll definitely make a lot of money!”

Villager Number Two said, “All thanks to Xiao Kai’s good fortune!”

Villager Number Three said, “Xiao Kai is the treasure of our whole village. We’ve got his tuition and living expenses covered, he’s the baby we’ve all raised together!”

The village chief gestured for silence and said with a smile, “Don’t put too much pressure on the kid; he’s only five years old! You’re already thinking about college? It’s a bit too early for that!”

Xiao Kai, “…” So much pressure! I don’t want to go to college! I just want to make money with everyone in the village and get rich!

Not wanting to go to college was impossible. Xiao Kai’s Grandfather brought Xiao Kai home and immediately took out a dictionary, put on his reading glasses, and decided to start early, urging him to study hard.

“Xiao Kai, next year you’ll be able to go to primary school. Let’s build a strong foundation now so that when you get to primary school, you’ll recognize more characters than the others!”

Xiao Kai, “…” I want to sleep! I don’t want to study!

Despite his inner resistance, seeing his grandfather earnestly teaching him to read, Xiao Kai didn’t want to let down his grandfather’s sincere efforts and could only study seriously.

…

Little Taotie had no idea her little brother Xiao Kai was working hard on his studies back in the mountain village. She was climbing trees like a little monkey, picking wild fruits, completely engrossed in play.

With the deserted island so quiet, Little Taotie’s laughter carried far and wide.

King of Film Xu and Cheng Lu exchanged glances.

King of Film Xu was okay, showing no ill symptoms.

Cheng Lu, however, was seeing stars and felt faint and groggy.

King of Film Xu couldn’t stand by any longer and stood up.

Cheng Lu clutched at his hem, weak and feeble, “Where are you going?”

“To find food for you.”

“No!” Cheng Lu shook her head frantically.

“Don’t worry, it’s not bugs.”

“Ugh!”

Cheng Lu began to retch, limp and powerless, “Don’t mention that word!”

King of Film Xu sighed, “Wait for me.”

Cheng Lu watched him leave, collapsing onto the ground, motionless, as if by doing so she could conserve energy, not use up any strength and therefore not feel hungry.

King of Film Xu followed the sound and found Little Taotie and the others; Teacher Beibei was using the wild berries Little Taotie had picked to make juice, which could deodorize and enhance the flavor of fish.

King of Film Xu looked at the seafood piled on the wooden plates but didn’t dare to ask for any, considering they had found it through hard work.

King of Film Xu noticed a fishing rod discarded to the side and asked, “May I borrow the fishing rod?”

Teacher Beibei glanced at him and waved her hand, “Help yourself.”

“Thanks a lot!”

…

King of Film Xu sat by the seaside, nearly turning into a fossil.

Little Taotie looked on and sighed, “He looks so pitiful.”

Teacher Beibei ate a piece of fish without saying a word.

Little Taotie sat next to him and asked, “Since we can’t finish it, why not give them some?”

Teacher Beibei shook his head firmly.

Little Taotie furrowed her brow, “We shouldn’t be so stingy.”

Teacher Beibei with a stern face, “On a deserted island, all food must be earned through effort! Those who cannot find food should go hungry, instead of waiting for someone else’s charity and pity!”