Interstellar Wife Rong Hugui

Chapter 7383 Are you envious?

"Auntie, didn't you notice?" Luo Bi watched the ducks quacking and looking for food, and casually complained to her aunt, "The clansmen all think I'm incompetent. They've given all their talent resources to Luo Yan and haven't given me a single star coin. They treat me like this. But when they need me, I rush to the military. Don't I seem like a naive and innocent person?"

The high-level, genetically superior Thunderflame Warriors have a fondness for naive and innocent girls, but ordinary interstellar humans don't necessarily share that preference. In the eyes of ordinary interstellar humans, naive and innocent girls are equivalent to being simple-minded.

You're so naive and clueless; people mistreat you, yet you still fawn over them.

Luo Heng's mother did not deny this. In the past, between Luo Bi and Luo Yan, she valued Luo Yan more. The eldest branch of the family managed the family and also had Luo Jun, a warrior with strong innate genes. No matter how you looked at it, they were more promising than Luo Hang's family.

Luo Heng's mother felt a little guilty. She hadn't expected that Luo Bi knew everything and could see through the thoughts of the clansmen. She just didn't say anything, and the sisters-in-law all thought that Luo Bi was being sneaky and couldn't see through it.

Because of her gentle nature, even if she has some shortcomings, given Luo Bi's soft and easy-to-manage personality, she should still be able to get close to her clansmen in the same way.

Who knew...

Luo Heng's mother was extremely worried.

Guan Zhuting tossed some food to the purifying beast and went to prepare lunch.

"What 'naive and innocent' nonsense, we're all family." Luo Heng's mother instinctively tried to brush it off.

"You're being naughty again. The tribesmen love this kind of behavior." Luo Bi suppressed her smile and said, "Sorry, I won't tolerate this anymore."

Luo Bi turned her head and glanced at the aunt: "I don't like hearing what you're saying."

Luo Bi had never said this before.

Her sharpness was always hidden; now, there's no need for that.

Luo Heng's mother: "......"

I was stunned, dumbfounded.

This master is ruthless. He may seem good-tempered, but he's actually much more ruthless than his clansmen. Luo Heng's mother immediately realized that her usual trick of deceiving him was no longer effective.

"Hey." Luo Heng's mother was stunned for a moment, then immediately softened her tone and said with a smile, "If you don't like what I'm saying, then I won't say it. I'll say what you like to hear. As for the clan, no matter what, they all think you're too soft-hearted, which is why they always favor Luo Yan. Actually, that's not right. Nobody's stupid."

Luo Bi was speechless. Now her aunt had become obedient and could talk.

Honest advice is hard to hear; she doesn't like to hear it. She only likes to hear pleasant things.

Luo Bi's purpose wasn't to chat idly with her aunt; her goal was to make the clansmen envious and anxious. When she wanted to play, she would definitely do something amazing. Those who weren't smart enough thought to play tricks on her? Ha.

Looking at the chickens, ducks, geese, and a flock of purifying beasts, Luo Bi asked, "Do I have many purifying beasts at home?"

The aunt looked around and saw a whole bunch of them, but her family didn't have a single one.

“Quite a lot,” Luo Heng’s mother said. “So much.”

Luo Bi then asked, "Have you seen so many kinds?"

The aunt shook her head: "No, what family is so rich that they would raise so many purification beasts?"

"We also have cows, sheep, and pigs," Luo Bi pointed to the livestock for her aunt. "Isn't that amazing?"

The aunt looked over and exclaimed, "Amazing!"

"Are you envious?" Luo Bi asked.

"I'm envious." Luo Heng's mother craned her neck, staring at the livestock. These were all purified beasts; each one was precious.

"It's good to be envious," Luo Bi laughed, "You can leave now."

Luo Heng's mother: "......"

The aunt was stunned for a moment. Believe it or not, she really had to leave. This was quite something. (End of Chapter)