A ragged cub at the beginning

Tang Yao took a day off the next day and went straight to Feiyun Temple. Taoist Priest Feiyun glanced at him, calculated the woman's fate, and sighed: "She has too much murderous aura, I'm afraid she won't have a good end."

A stream of cool air poured in from the top of his head, and Tang Yao felt cold all over. He grabbed the old Taoist priest's neck and said, "Say it again!?"

“Master!! Let me go!! What are you doing!!” The little Taoist boy rushed over and kicked Tang Yao hard with his short legs.

Tang Yao seemed not to feel it, and there was only cold murderous intent in his eyes, "Say it again?"

"Yuan Jiu, step back." Taoist Feiyun didn't care about the hand on his neck. "You haven't finished talking yet, why get angry? Stay calm."

"Yes, Master." Yuan Jiu pursed his lips and stared at the unreasonable big man.

The old Taoist priest's voice was soothing and calm. Tang Yao subconsciously took a deep breath and slowly loosened his hand. "Sorry, I'm sorry."

"No problem, I'll just go and help the temple chop ten bundles of firewood later." Taoist Priest Feiyun stroked his beard, "Your fate has changed, but a good person who has accumulated merits has appeared around you."

The first person Tang Yao thought of was Tang Xu. That silly girl had been doing stupid things, but she was the only one who had been doing things that seemed meaningless to him.

"Do more good deeds. You two have committed too many sins. Auspicious days don't matter to you. I'll write two days without any taboos." Taoist Priest Feiyun wrote three days and took out a scripture. "Take this scripture back and copy it twice a day until you get married."

"Thank you, Taoist priest." Tang Yao took the scripture and paper and was about to leave when the Taoist priest suddenly added, "Don't forget the ten bundles of firewood."

Tang Yao knew he was in the wrong and thought the old Taoist priest was taking revenge on him, so he could only accept his fate and go chop wood. The little Taoist boy named Yuan Jiu followed him all the way, telling him not to chop here and not to dig there, which made him suffer for the whole day.

He wanted to throw the little thing down the mountain several times, but he held back by silently praying in his heart that he would never commit the sin of killing again.

"Brother Tang Yao, why did you take so long?" Tang Xu glanced at the sky and had finished dinner.

"I'm going to chop wood." Tang Yao waved his hands weakly. Chopping wood was not tiring, but that little brat was too annoying. He held the paper in front of Tang Ling and asked softly, "A Ling, choose one."

Tang Ling wanted to say whatever, but when he met Tang Yao's expectant gaze, he paused and took a closer look, "This one, early spring next year."

"Okay, I'll do whatever you say." Tang Yao noted down this day, feeling satisfied.

"Let's go back." Tang Ling called out to Tang Qing who was still having fun.

"Brother, have you eaten?" Tang Qing ran over.

"No, I'll buy something later." He touched his brother's head.

"Eat here and let the kitchen prepare it." Du Yun glanced at Boshan, and Boshan understood and went to notify the kitchen.

It's fine if it's ready, and I can stay with A Ling for a while longer. "Okay, thank you."

"Gone for a day?" Tang Ling sat down again. Seeing Tang Yao kick Banban over, his eyes turned cold.

Tang Yao quickly turned the kitten over again. "It feels good, soft. That old Taoist priest was so outspoken that I couldn't help myself. I chopped firewood for a whole day to make amends."

"You deserve it." Tang Ling placed Banban on his knees and gently stroked his fur, his expression softening.

Seeing that she likes kittens, "Why don't we get one too? I'll go catch one."

"No, I don't have patience." Tang Ling opened his mouth to refuse, but his hand did not stop petting the cat.

Tang Yao secretly decided to catch one, since if there was any trouble with the small one, he would catch the big one.

The next morning, Tang Ling picked up the hoarse-shouting animal in front of him and recognized it was not a cat. "Is this a cat?"

"Isn't it? Don't they look the same?" Tang Yao picked it up again and took a look.

"Where did you catch it?" Tang Ling looked at the long hair on this thing's ears and felt he had seen it somewhere.

"I went up the mountain to catch it overnight. It's very wild. I just need to raise it for a few days." Tang Yao said it with confidence as if he had raised one before.

"Sister, I'm going to work. Hey, Brother Tang Yao is here too." Tang Xu suddenly appeared, "What's that sound?"

"Wow, what a big cat." Jiarui noticed it at first sight and even wanted to touch it, but Tang Ling raised his hands high for fear of hurting him.

"Big cat." July also exclaimed.

"Lynx? Where did it come from?" Tang Xu saw it only then. This thing looked fierce, and its voice was neither delicate nor soft. There was long hair on its ears, so it was obviously not a cat.

Tang Yao turned around and asked in surprise: "Isn't this a cat?"

"It's a lynx, a wild beast, very ferocious, one paw will reveal the bones. Where did it get killed? Let it go."

"This is the cat he caught for me." Tang Ling shook his wrist, and the lynx screamed even louder.

"If you want to raise a kid, you should raise a kid that small. It's too big to be tamed."

"I'll take it and release it right now." Tang Yao was a little embarrassed and walked away with the lynx.

"Catching cats. There are stray cats in the city, right? How can we go to the mountains to catch them?" Tang Xu scratched his head.

"Idiots can't do smart things." Tang Ling complained.

When Tang Yao came back from the mountain, he brought back a puppy that looked very lively. "A Ling, A Ling, look, a puppy."

"Where's the cat?" The puppy didn't care about being carried, and tilted his head to want his tail. With a stupid look on his face, Tang Ling turned his head away in disdain.

"No, there was a hunter on the mountain who had a puppy, so I bought one." Tang Yao observed her expression, "Don't like it? Then I'll give it to Tang Xu."

"Go watch your door." Tang Ling brought the puppy over. The puppy whimpered and bit her with its toothless mouth, and its saliva got all over her hand. It was indeed a stupid dog.

Tang Xu looked for several days and finally chose a yard. It was so run-down that no one was willing to buy it because it was expensive to repair. But she didn't care. It was going to be torn down and rebuilt anyway, and because it couldn't be sold, the price was very low. She was very happy to get a bargain.

After buying the house, she asked someone to demolish it and built a large kitchen with four ovens and a stove for cooking.

A small room was built in the front for workers to eat and rest. A well was dug in the yard for more convenient water use.

She came every day to check the progress, and spent the rest of her time training the newly recruited teachers in the new classroom of the kindergarten. Some of these teachers came from poor families, some worked as maids in wealthy families and learned some characters, but there were no real rich ladies. There was also one whose father was a teacher. She had always wanted to be a teacher, but unfortunately almost no academy wanted female teachers.

The rest are women who have financial difficulties at home or have nothing to do because their children have grown up.

Tang Xu screened out people with good character and nice personalities, but she politely rejected all those who had a quick temper and no patience with children.

In fact, there were also some curious young ladies who wanted to come. As soon as they arrived, they made it clear that they wanted to take care of children from rich families, not poor ones. Their purpose was obvious, and Tang Xu persuaded them to leave one by one.

There are still few people like Zhu Ying.