Tiger, I rejected the iron rice bowl.

After their intimate moment, Tang Li unpacked the smart projector, squatted under the eaves of the wooden house, and meticulously installed and secured it step by step, following the instructions. She would occasionally raise her hand to adjust the angle and connect the device.

Wang Yuyu obediently lay down at the door of the wooden house, propping its head up and quietly watching her work, its tail occasionally sweeping lightly across the snow, its eyes full of anticipation.

After fiddling around for a while, Tang Li finally finished debugging, pressed the switch, connected her phone, and a beam of light was projected onto the empty wall next to the wooden house, instantly unfolding the lively scene of "Tom and Jerry".

She fine-tuned the focus and angle until the image was straight and clear, then nodded in satisfaction: "Not bad, it's all done. I'll come back and check the effect for you when it gets dark and the light dims."

Wang Yuyu nodded in agreement, her eyes fixed on the image on the wall, unable to suppress a grin.

Now I don't have to spend my evenings idly digging through the snow anymore. It's so great to have cartoons to watch!

The thought of being able to watch videos every night made him so happy he wagged his tail.

But this joy lasted less than two seconds before Tang Li shattered her illusion.

"Look at that lewd grin on your face, are you up to something again?" Tang Li reached out and pinched his cheek, looking at him with a half-smile.

Wang Yu felt a pang of panic. Her pupils contracted slightly, her ears drooped instantly, and her gaze drifted to the side, unable to meet her eyes.

Seeing this, Tang Li immediately confirmed her guess, and with a mischievous grin, ruffled his hair: "Don't think I don't know what you're thinking. Are you planning to spend the whole night watching on the projector instead of sleeping?"

"How did you know?" Wang Yuyu exclaimed inwardly, her expression becoming even more guilty.

Tang Li stopped joking and said seriously, "I'm telling you, not a chance!"

"From now on, you can only watch for two hours each night. Once the time is up, the projector will automatically turn off. You can't watch for even a second longer, understand?"

"Hmph!" Wang Yuyu snorted disdainfully, turning her head away and thinking to herself, "Do you really think I don't understand? What automatic shutdown? It's clearly you manipulating things behind the scenes, deliberately restricting me!"

But then he thought about it again and silently compromised.

"Forget it, one shouldn't be too greedy when being a tiger. It's already pretty good to have two hours of cartoons to watch. At least it can kill most of the boring time, which is better than nothing."

Tang Li sat on the threshold of the wooden house and gently pulled Wang Yuyu's tiger head into her arms, stroking his fur with tenderness and care, smoothing out the messy hair.

Seeing that he had gradually calmed down and his expression had returned to its languid state, she tentatively spoke, her tone somewhat cautious: "A secure job, do you want to know who dug that big pit that hurt you in the first place?"

"Who?" Wang Yuyu had been enjoying Tang Li's massage with her eyes half-closed, her ear occasionally brushing against her palm. But when she heard the word "big pit," the fur on her body tensed up instantly. She opened her eyes abruptly, her amber eyes blazing with fury. She leaped up from the ground, staring intently at Tang Li, her front paws slightly pushing off the ground. Her aura became sharp, waiting for her to give her answer.

Seeing his sudden outburst of rage, his eyes filled with murderous intent, Tang Li's heart skipped a beat, her palms instantly sweating. She inwardly groaned, "It's over, it's over! He really still remembers this grudge, he hasn't forgotten a thing!"

She quickly calculated in her mind: "If he finds out that it was the people from Sujia Village who did this, with his hot temper, he will definitely rush over and cause a huge uproar. Not only will Sujia Village be in turmoil, but he himself will also get into trouble."

Seeing that Tang Li hesitated and remained silent for a long time, Wang Yuyu's patience finally ran out, and a deafening low growl rolled down his throat: "Roar!"

The roar carried a wild and intimidating power, and the anger in his eyes was almost scorching.

"Tang Li, tell me quickly! Who did it? Was it someone from the village at the foot of the mountain?"

He grew angrier the more he thought about it, and roared repeatedly, "I knew it was them! These scoundrels, how dare they dig a pit to frame me! I'll dig up their village's ancestral graves! Damn it, if I don't avenge this, I'm not a mountain lord!"

Seeing Wang Yuyu's furious and almost out-of-control state, Tang Li had no doubt that if she delayed any longer, he might really pounce on her and interrogate her, or even rush to the village to settle scores.

She swallowed hard, her voice barely audible: "Do you remember that little village at the foot of the mountain when we came down? It was one of the villages..."

Before he could finish speaking, Wang Yuyu could no longer contain his anger. He let out a low roar and turned to charge at the large red sphere not far away.

He was like a runaway little tank, rampaging through the snow, splashing snow everywhere with his hooves.

He lowered his head and repeatedly rammed his hard head into the sphere, venting all his anger and resentment on the innocent ball. The sphere was knocked far away, and he chased after it, ramming it repeatedly.

Seeing his frantic outburst, Tang Li stood there, shaking her head helplessly, silently mourning for the people of Sujia Village: "Everyone, this is all I can do. The rest is up to you."

She took out her phone, aimed it at Wang Yuyu's furious figure as she slammed the ball, and carefully took a picture.

We must keep this video. We'll show it to the people of Sujia Village later, so they can see the anger behind the "iron rice bowl" and stop harboring any illusions that this matter is over.

After venting his anger wildly in the snow, Wang Yuyu's fierce temper gradually dissipated, and he slowly strolled towards Tang Li, his previously taut hair softening a bit.

As soon as he walked up to Tang Li, he nestled into her arms, nuzzling his head against her palm and gently tugging at her hand with his paw, clearly indicating that he wanted to pat her head to comfort her.

Tang Li chuckled and scratched his tiger-like chin, gently stroking his fur, and continued, "A secure job, huh? Don't be angry, you really wronged Sujia Village this time."

Upon hearing this, Wang Yuyu suddenly raised her head, her amber eyes still brimming with lingering anger. She stared intently at Tang Li, her gaze full of doubt: They dug the trap, how could she be innocent?

Tang Li gently pressed his tiger-like head back into her arms, her tone tender yet tinged with helplessness: "What's the rush? Let me finish what I have to say, okay?"

Wang Yuyu nestled in her arms, glancing at her sideways, wanting to see what kind of excuse she could come up with to smooth things over.

Tang Li slowly began to speak, explaining the whole story in detail: "Things aren't what you think."

"The pit was indeed dug by people from Sujia Village, but not all of them turned it into a trap."

"A young man who had been away from home for many years returned to their village this year. With nothing to do, he turned that pit into a hunting trap."

"The foxes you found before, the ones caught in the lassos, were all traps he set."

"However," she paused, "that man has already been arrested by the police, so you won't have the chance to get revenge on him anymore."