My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

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Chapter 93: Chapter 93: the setting of grandmother Gu and fourth uncle

Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation

Gu Nianzhi had never seen the character Zhou Yuan in the book, but the male protagonist’s grandfather was indeed related to the clan. If the male protagonist had not been of a high status, his grandfather’s property would have definitely been taken away by the clan. Therefore, Gu Nianzhi had never doubted Zhou Yuan’s identity. Now, she felt that Zhou Yuan was a little strange. If a warlock said that farming was best here, then it would be best to talk about renting. Why would he do something so puzzling. Although she did not know the reason, Gu Nianzhi was certain that there was something wrong with this Zhou Yuan. The two sisters were children, so they should stay far away from each other. If there was a problem, they could leave it to their 9,000-year-old father and powerful woman. “Fourth uncle, where are you going?”Gu Nian shouted when she saw Gu Laosi walking out of the house. “It’s Nian Nian and Xin Xin! Have you eaten?”Gu Laosi stopped and asked when the two sisters came over. “Yes, we have. Fourth uncle, have you eaten?”Gu Nian nodded and asked again. “Yes, we have. Your grandparents are at home, so hurry up and go!”Gu Laosi smiled, thinking that they had come to look for grandfather and grandmother Gu. He was ready to leave after he finished speaking. “Fourth uncle, wait a minute. A wild boar suddenly came to our house. Father asked…” “What? A wild boar? Where are your parents? Are they hurt? Wait a minute, I’m going to call for help.”Gu Laosi was so frightened when he heard the word “Wild boar”that he interrupted Gu Nianzhi and was about to call for help. “No, fourth uncle, it’s dead, dead. It crashed into our wall and died on its own. Father asked us to come over and ask you and uncle to bring the boar over so we can deal with it here!”Gu Nianzhi quickly stopped him. That damned nephew of hers had focused only on the male protagonist and the male protagonist’s family. He had portrayed the female protagonist as a pitiful little girl, and had also introduced the female protagonist’s family simply. As a result, she had no idea what her family was like when she walked through the wall. It turned out that her fourth uncle was a little impatient! “Dead, Dead? And it crashed into the wall and died on its own?”Gu Lao si clearly did not believe it. “It’s true, fourth uncle. I was so scared when I opened the door and saw it. I wouldn’t have recognized her if I hadn’t killed a wild boar before.”Gu Xin quickly explained when she saw old four Gu was in disbelief. “A wild boar crashed into your house?”At this moment, grandma Gu also walked out when she heard the commotion and asked in puzzlement. “Yes, Grandma, it’s a big one! It’s slightly smaller than the one you killed that year.”Gu Xin nodded. Gu Nianzhi:”…” What was going on? The female protagonist’s grandma could actually kill a wild boar? Damn that darn nephew, what kind of setting was this! Even if you set it, you should write about it! Gu Nianzhi was sure that her modern nephew definitely did not write the outline of the female protagonist’s character when he wrote this book. Her nephew was a unqualified author! However, she also understood that although this was a world in a book, everyone had their own flesh and blood, their own thoughts, and their own personalities. They were no longer paper people. “Fourth brother, put on the ox-cart and follow me. I’ll go and take a look!”Grandma Gu knew that Gu Xin would not lie, so she decided to go and take a look for herself. Ever since second brother and his family moved out of the old house, she had never been there. Now that second brother and his wife had become better, it was a good opportunity for her to take a look. Thus, grandma Gu followed Gu Xin and Gu Nian to leave first, while fourth brother went to put on the cart. Uncle Gu went to the town early this morning to work. He was not at home, and Grandma Gu did not go. Gu Lao si really could not bring the pig to the old house alone.