Thinking of this, Yiyi looked directly at Mo Ping and asked coldly, "Is everything you said true?"

Mo Ping, seeing Yiyi was okay, felt relieved and wanted to leave directly like Mo Bajin. However, when he saw the young girl in front of him with a face full of frost, he couldn’t help but feel a chill in his heart and instinctively said, "Of course it’s true. If there’s any lie, let me be struck by thunder."

Hearing Mo Ping swear, Yiyi believed him.

In Luwei Village, people still believe in these things, so the likelihood of Mo Ping lying is small since he dared to swear by the heavens.

It seems the problem lies with Mo Bajin.

Yet Mo Ping regretted his impromptu vow immediately. He wondered why he was nervously making oaths in front of a little girl, thus he said dejectedly with a long face, "Since you’re okay, I’ll be leaving."

"Hold on."

Yiyi remarked coldly, and then stepped up to Mo Ping, saying, "Tell Mo Yougen when you get back that... you’ve handled everything, and I won’t talk recklessly."

Mo Ping froze at Yiyi’s words, "This..."

Seeing this, Yiyi raised an eyebrow and said directly, "Since you’ve already accepted the money, if you mess things up, aren’t you afraid Mo Yougen will trouble you? So just say you’ve handled it properly."

Mo Ping, hearing this, couldn’t help but nod and say, "You little girl have a nimble mind. Yes, say that... Can I leave now?"

For some reason, seeing this daughter of Mo Guowei, he suddenly felt uncertain inside, subconsciously following her instructions.

Shaking his head, he quickly dismissed the absurd notion. How could he be so obedient to a little girl?

"What’s wrong? Are you unwilling?"

Seeing Mo Ping’s agreeable nod, but then his head shaking vigorously, Yiyi couldn’t help but look at him with a stern expression.

Mo Ping finally reacted and hurriedly nodded, saying, "I agree, I agree, I’ll go back and tell Mo Yougen it’s handled." With that, he ran off quickly.

Watching Mo Ping leave, Yiyi’s face turned solemn.

She hadn’t done anything. Yet Mo Yougen and Li Xue’er already seemed to want trouble with her, and apparently, others also harbored malicious intentions.

Thinking of this, Yiyi’s gaze grew deep.

If people don’t offend her, she won’t offend them. But if others bully her, she won’t abide it. She’s not someone who lets others push her around.

Sorting through the matter briefly, Yiyi went to the Wild Ginseng; fortunately, Mo Ping and Mo Bajin didn’t notice it earlier. That’s good, as no one knew she obtained a Wild Ginseng.

After digging up the Wild Ginseng, Yiyi hurried to a secluded spot and entered her space.

Once inside the space, Yiyi was filled with surprise. She had been away for only a few days, yet the space underwent a big transformation; the tree, as tall as half a person, seemed more vibrant than before, and even the Lingzhi beside it had grown larger. The medicinal plants she later planted there had also grown significantly.

Amazing at first, Yiyi’s eyes filled with joy; it appears the medicinal plants grow faster in the space than outside.

Thinking of this, she quickly took out the Wild Ginseng and planted it within the space.

After finishing these tasks, Yiyi looked at the thriving herbs, and cheerfully left the space. Though initially planning to search for more herbs, the events just encountered deter her from staying longer, so she headed down the mountain.

Thinking of Mo Bajin’s unusual behavior, Yiyi didn’t return home. Instead, she strode towards the east of the village; Mo Bajin’s house was in the east.

Looking at the quiet house in front, Yiyi didn’t rush forward, but approached the window. Seeing Mo Bajin sitting inside eating, she surveyed the surroundings before confirming he was alone.

With no hesitation, Yiyi entered, and with lightning speed, flipped Mo Bajin to the ground.

"Bang..."

The sound of something heavy hitting the ground echoed. Mo Bajin lay bewildered on the floor, finally managing to direct his frightened gaze at Yiyi, "You... you’re really..." He quickly swallowed his words, angrily asking, "What are you doing?"

Yiyi was somewhat impressed by Mo Bajin. Unexpectedly, in such a short time, he composed himself and questioned her back. But she had no time for his trifles.

"Who sent you to harm me?"

At Yiyi’s words, Mo Bajin’s expression tightened, finally snorting coldly, "I don’t know what you’re talking about." As he spoke, he attempted to stand.

But Yiyi gave him no chance.

"Since you won’t accept kindness, then blame yourself." Yiyi, with a cold expression, unblinkingly dislocated both of Mo Bajin’s hands.

"Ah..."

A brief cry of pain was followed by a sudden quietness. Yiyi swiftly covered Mo Bajin’s mouth, eyes coldly fixed on him, "This is just the beginning. If you choose not to speak, trust me, I have a thousand ways to make you talk; though the taste will be much worse than now. So... think carefully if you want to speak or not."

Facing Mo Yiyi, Mo Bajin felt a chill run through him. This little girl was serious.

He deeply regretted his actions. If he’d known how difficult Mo Yiyi was, he would never have pushed her.

"It seems you’re stubborn. In that case, I will..."

Yiyi’s words finally jolted Mo Bajin into realization, prompting him to nod vigorously, mumbling something through his gag.

Seeing this, Yiyi raised an eyebrow, "Ready to talk?"

Mo Bajin nodded eagerly.

Observing this, Yiyi slowly released his mouth.

"It was Mo Yougen, the village chief instructed me."

Upon hearing this, Yiyi raised an eyebrow, scoffing, "You’re less honest than Mo Ping, truly stubborn." As she spoke, Yiyi took out a small shovel and eyed Mo Bajin’s lower body, "You haven’t married yet, right? Then don’t get married later."

"No..."

Seeing Yiyi exert full force with the shovel, Mo Bajin dared not delay anymore, quickly shouting, "It’s Qian Yafen, your aunt."

Hearing this, Yiyi’s expression turned stern, "How do I know you’re not lying to me?"

Faced with Mo Yiyi’s terrifying demeanor, Mo Bajin hurriedly confessed, "It’s true. She gave me a hundred bucks to teach you a lesson, hoping you would suffer enough. The slope on the mountain isn’t steep, and previously people have rolled down it, at worst breaking an arm. So... so...."