Is the wicked female fat and ugly? All the beast husbands are vying to wash her skirt.

Chapter 7 Who's the Fool?
She had always gotten angry or had a big argument when she heard this before, but she had never cried like this before.

Her eyes flickered. How did Su Luoluo, that idiot, suddenly become smart?

"I just saw that Amu was angry, so..." Su Nuannuan bit her lip, hesitating to speak.

It was obvious that although she had made a mistake, she only said that because she was angry with Lan Ya.

Upon hearing this, Lan Ya indeed sided with her, comforting Su Nuannuan by saying, "Don't mind her, it's not your fault. She was late and then said you weren't here."

She patted her hand and said, "We all know you went to tell people to have dinner."

Su Nuannuan's expression froze for a moment, then she nodded obediently, "It doesn't matter if I'm misunderstood, the main thing is for Mother to be happy."

After saying that, she took a bamboo tube from her bosom and handed it over, "Luo Luo, you said yesterday that you had lice on your head. This is the medicine I brought for you."

Seeing the admiring looks on the faces of those around her, Su Nuannuan felt even more smug and pushed the things in her hands forward again.

She originally wanted to find a crowded place to give it out and earn a good reputation as "Sister Xian," but she didn't expect there to be so many people so early in the morning. It was worth it for her to get a bottle of "lice medicine."

After being disgusted by Su Luoluo yesterday, she washed her hair several times and was relieved to find that she was perfectly fine.

Su Luoluo is disgusting. How can a female be so unhygienic, even having lice?

When she went out in the morning, she remembered this and casually poured some honey into the bamboo tube to use as a lice remover.

Her hair was black and shiny, and she had never had lice, so how could she have lice medicine?
Besides, the more disgusting Su Luoluo is, the better for her.

She desperately wanted everyone to dislike her, especially those five beastly husbands who should have been hers.

If she doesn't come back, they'll be theirs.

Su Luoluo glanced at the so-called "lice medicine." Common lice medicines don't even have a herbal scent; it was obviously just a cheap trick to fool her.

She tried to play the good guy by just putting on some random thing, but she wouldn't give her that chance.

Su Luoluo sniffed and looked at her with a sad expression: "Sister, have you forgotten? After you complained about me yesterday, I reached out and grabbed it myself. I grabbed it all night and it's already done."

A group of people were eating their breakfast when they suddenly found themselves watching the spectacle, their eyes glued to the scene.

The group of people seemed somewhat surprised to hear Su Luoluo crying.

You should know that Su Luoluo has always been a person with a bad temper and an eccentric personality. She's always either smashing things or yelling at the people in the tribe. She's never cried like this before.

She also mentioned that Su Nuannuan disliked her.

That's quite interesting.

In fact, most of the people in the tribe disliked Su Luoluo.

She was ugly, fat, and dark-skinned; she was lazy and never said anything nice.

However, this is what everyone thinks in private, and no one says it out loud.

Su Nuannuan gives the impression of being beautiful and kind-hearted. Moreover, she never looks down on Su Luoluo, and she endures it even when Su Luoluo sometimes beats or scolds her.

Today I actually heard Su Luoluo say that she looked down on her, which is a bit different from what I usually see.

The gazes of the crowd began to shift, scrutinizing and examining them in a different light.

Su Nuannuan didn't expect Su Luoluo to say that. She had run away yesterday because the lice were really disgusting, but she had also decided to give her the medicine today.

Hearing this, she quickly handed the medicine back to him, and explained with a look of being misunderstood, "I really didn't dislike you. I left yesterday to get this medicine for you. You can't get rid of lice just by swatting them; it's better to use medicine."

These words were spoken with such deep emotion that everyone present suddenly understood.

Hearing Su Luoluo unjustly accusing Su Nuannuan, Lan Ya was furious and scolded, "Why don't you take the medicine your sister gave you? It's only because your sister is lenient that she still gave you medicine after you said that."

After saying that, she looked at her with a hint of disgust: "If you don't want others to dislike you, you shouldn't have lice yourself."

Hearing Lan Ya's words, Su Nuannuan's smile deepened. Su Luoluo listened to the mother and daughter's back-and-forth, especially Lan Ya's complete disregard for the original owner's grievances, and inwardly sneered.

No wonder the original owner did something as stupid as jumping into the river; their ability to distort the truth is truly impressive.

In the blink of an eye, they belittled her to nothing.

You found this yourself.

Su Luoluo smiled and took the bamboo tube.

Su Nuannuan felt very smug watching Su Luoluo get humiliated again.

I thought Su Luoluo had become smarter, but now she seems to be just as stupid.

Apply it, apply more, the better, the more lice you'll get.

Su Luoluo took it and said, "Thank you, sister."

In the blink of an eye, it was opened, and seeing the honey-like liquid, she exclaimed in surprise, "Sister, what is this lice medicine made of? Why does it smell like honey?"

Su Nuannuan's eyes flickered. Was Su Luoluo's nose made of dog's nose?

You can smell it.

"It's made from the herbs used to make lice medicine. I added some honey to make it smell better," Su Nuannuan quickly came up with an excuse.

"Did you use ginseng, bitter grass, and mugwort?"

Su Nuannuan had no idea what kind of herbs to collect. After hearing something about mugwort, she vaguely thought it was about right and nodded, "That's right, these are the herbs we used."

Upon hearing this, some people who knew about lice medicine frowned, and some even shook their heads. "Lice medicine is never made like this. The most common ingredients are Stemona japonica, Dictamnus dasycarpus, Sophora flavescens, and Artemisia argyi."

Su Luoluo smiled as she listened to the doubts raised by some people.

You idiot, I brought you a cage, and you actually went in.

After realizing she had misspoke, Su Nuannuan immediately corrected herself, "It's Bai Bu and Ku Shen, I just remembered it wrong."

Su Luoluo raised her eyebrows and handed the bamboo tube in her hand to the person who had just spoken. "I think I have some problems with my nose. Can you smell the aroma of Bai Bu and Ku Shen in this? I feel like my sister really did remember wrong."

Upon hearing this, several enthusiastic people gathered around and started smelling it.

After several people took turns smelling it, they shook their heads. "I couldn't smell it either. It smells more like honey."

An older female sniffed the medicine and said, "This medicine contains very little of the ingredients of Stemona japonica and Sophora flavescens, so it's best to use it sparingly."

Su Luoluo nodded. "I understand."

Su Nuannuan stood to the side, feeling embarrassed and ashamed. In the end, she could only stammer, "Maybe I added too much nectar."

Although those present believed her, they also had some doubts in their hearts: why would lice medicine contain nectar?

It seems that Su Nuannuan isn't as good to her sister as she claims.

Lan Ya didn't want Su Nuannuan to be stared at, so she changed the subject and gave Su Luoluo some fruit. "Alright, Nuannuan has never had lice before, how would she know what lice medicine looks like? It's good that she made it for you."

After being scolded for so long and queuing for a while, I thought there would be something delicious for breakfast, but it turned out to be just a few wild fruits.

If she had known it would turn out like this, she would have been better off not coming.

Su Luoluo looked around and saw that apart from Luan Ting, none of the other beastmen had come.

It seems she didn't need to come for breakfast.

(End of this chapter)