After Descending the Mountain, Seven Big Brothers Spoil Me

Chapter 575 The Gentleness of the Sixth Senior Brother

The veterinarian stood silent, gazing at Zhouzhou, shaking his head, feeling even more convinced that Zhouzhou's Sixth Senior Brother was unreliable.

Joking aside, they took such meticulous care of the animals; it was unlikely that simply scattering some grains could solve the problem.

This wasn't like raising chickens. With a skeptical expression, he couldn't fathom how Zhouzhou placed such trust in her sixth senior brother.

However, she paid him no mind and dashed off to find Ye Lingfeng. After explaining the situation to him, she eagerly asked, "Dad, can I call my sixth senior brother?"

Uncle Zhao had warned that they couldn't divulge information about their island to just anyone, so she needed to ask for permission first.

Despite facing his chubby little daughter, Ye Lingfeng didn't immediately agree.

Instead, he inquired, "What's your sixth senior brother's name? Let me check his background first, and if everything checks out, then we can figure something out."

"Okay." Since there was no outright refusal, Zhouzhou's eyes lit up. She crisply replied, "Dad, my sixth senior brother's name is Wei Feng."

Upon hearing this, Ye Lingfeng paused mid-message, raising an eyebrow slightly. "The one from the Wei family with the vast grasslands?"

Apart from zoos with formal organizations, there were individuals who used their own resources to protect animals.

Among them, the Wei family excelled, boasting the largest scale. Their philosophy leaned towards reintegrating animals into the wild.

To hasten the animals' adaptation, they often purchased large grasslands and even whole mountains. Their generosity was unparalleled.

It was rumored that the current head of the family had even become a Taoist priest to oversee all aspects, even in death. A Taoist, named Wei, knowledgeable about animal care...

Combining these factors, apart from the one from the Wei family, Ye Lingfeng couldn't think of anyone else.

Moreover, Ma Hao had previously mentioned that Zhouzhou's instinctive gestures around animals indicated she had received training in animal husbandry.

He had suspected she must have had a senior brother skilled in this area. Now, upon hearing the name, his certainty rose to ninety percent.

However, Zhouzhou looked bewildered. "I don't know."

Living on the mountain, they seldom discussed their past worldly affairs, so Zhouzhou was unaware of her senior brothers' mundane identities.

At this point, he felt a sense of pride. He had received professional training, and raising animals was no easy task. It wasn't like feeding children; it required meticulous care and attention.

Zhouzhou's eyes rolled, suppressing the urge to tell him the truth, and she smiled sweetly, "Yes, Uncle Vet is right."

He didn't know that the little girl was eagerly anticipating his reaction. Seeing her cooperation, he felt a bit embarrassed.

After all, it was normal for children to admire those close to them, so his comment might not have been entirely appropriate.

With a light cough, he softened his tone and said, "Your senior brother is quite impressive."

Of course he was. Just mentioning him would light up her eyes.

Zhouzhou smiled knowingly and reached into her bag, pulling out a handful of melon seeds. Jinbao tilted its head, observing her.

When did the little troublemaker become so agreeable? Observing her actions, Jinbao suddenly understood. She was about to enjoy the upcoming show!

Sympathetically watching the veterinarian, who remained clueless, Jinbao shook its head. What a fool, being duped by the little troublemaker and still helping her count her money.

It could only be said that the little troublemaker's appearance was truly deceptive. Thinking back to how it too had been deceived by her appearance, Jinbao felt utterly despondent.

If only it hadn't been so easily swayed by lust, it wouldn't have ended up in its current sorry state.

Xinbao was playing with a ball, and seeing Jinbao lying on the ground, it thought it was playing too, so it mimicked Jinbao's actions, lying down with its four legs up in the air.

It looked at Jinbao and then rolled over toward it. Jinbao was startled and jumped up, running away, meowing angrily at Xinbao.

Bold! Did it want to murder it and become the little troublemaker's favorite? Dream on! Until it died, they would all be mere concubines!

Don't even think about stepping on its head! Xinbao, however, looked at it innocently. What bad intentions could it possibly have? It just wanted to play with its big brother.

Watching the two of them frolic together, Zhouzhou approached and joined in the fun. Thinking about how her senior brother's arrival would improve Xinbao and the other animals' lives, she couldn't help but feel happy. Her sixth senior brother was the kindest and gentlest of them all.

Meanwhile, at Sanqing Temple, Li Yuanming trembled as he hugged a tree, his gaze fixed on the ominous-looking Wei Feng.

His eyes shifted to the bears behind him, his legs trembling even more. He cried out, "I don't know where Zhouzhou is now!"