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Starting with a Pig Castration Knife, All Men in the Village Run from Me
Starting with a Pig Castration Knife, All Men in the Village Run from Me Plot:
Modern veterinarian Su Xiaoman travels to an ancient poor mountain village and binds to the "Farmhouse Counterattack System," starting with nothing but an ancestral pig castration knife. To complete system tasks, she castrates all the troublemaking boars in the village—only to find all the men running from her in terror, fearing she'll "take care of" their "dignity" by accident! But the cold and elegant village scholar Lu Shiyan insists on approaching her: "Miss Su, my cow keeps kicking people, can you help treat it?" Yet when Su Xiaoman raises her knife toward the cowshed, Lu Shiyan steps back, clutching his sleeves: "Um... can you put the knife down first?" Between the system pushing her to "build her career" and her crush's cute fear of being "accidentally harmed," Su Xiaoman holds her castration knife and sighs: "Is this knife for counterattacking, or for scaring off my future husband?"
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