The Country's Beautiful Woman, Main Text – Proof of a Man's Strength Chapter 889 – Proof of a Man's Strength Lu Yun smiled, watching the widow Chun Mei hurry away, and then leaned in close to Xiao Zhi, saying, "Now you want to fight me? This content consists of the chapter text from 'The Country's Beautiful Woman.' (_&&)" Xiao Zhi's body trembled, likely stepping back from Lu Yun, saying, "I won't fight you anymore. Please don't touch me again." Lu Yun chuckled, then lay down on the bed, casually adding, "Don't you want to see how a truly strong man makes a woman moan softly and gracefully beneath him?" Though his words sounded casual, Lu Yun was proving his strength through action—he had already gently released his member as he lay down. Now, as he lay there, his flushed, furious member stared straight up at the ceiling, full of bold intensity! The young branch turned her head, instantly taken aback. When Lu Yun had first introduced the young man to her, the little one had been asleep. Now, under Lu Yun's call, she had woken up refreshed and vibrant—completely enchanted by the extraordinary mastery of the male warrior wielding the legendary spear. "Wait—what do you intend to do?" she asked, her mind stunned and her voice filled with awe. She had assumed Lu Yun would take advantage of the moment when the widow Chun Mei was away, either by forcing her or by using some subtle charm to win her over. Lu Yun lounged comfortably on the bed, smiling pleasantly. "What else could I possibly do? After all, I simply need to prove to you that a man's strength can tame and impress a lady like you." "You...," the young lady's words stalled little Zhu, who stared at Lu Yun, utterly at a loss for words. Yet her eyes wouldn't leave Lu Yun's large form. In her mind, she silently scolded herself for being so captivated by something so ordinary in a young boy, and wondered how it could be that Chunmei had a relative so young and already skilled at teasing women—what would become of her when she grew up? Lu Yun chuckled, flipped over, and positioned his younger brother facing Zhu, smiling, "Men are actually quite impressive—by the time you see this, you'll understand." As soon as he finished speaking, Zhu's mind flashed with a thought: perhaps there was something special between this young man and Chunmei? If that were true, then it made sense why Chunmei had been so steadfast in guarding her large yellow one, refusing to let it mount her—she must have had this capable young man on the bed to comfort her. This passage is from the chapter titled "Rural Beauty's Charm." Thinking of this, Xiao Zhi glanced at Lu Yun's younger brother, who looked like a furious dragon, and thought, "So, does this young man really have the strength to surpass Da Huang in that regard? If not, how could Chun Mei, a young widow, bear the loneliness? Just then, Widow Chun Mei entered the room with a smile. Da Huang was fine, and Xiao Zhi seemed to have recovered as well—after all, they had narrowly escaped the crisis. How could she not be delighted? She eagerly handed Xiao Zhi her clothes and smiled, saying, "Xiao Zhi, this was entirely unexpected. From now on, you won't have to worry about such things again. Just don't take the risk anymore—should it happen again, it would be quite troublesome." The implication in Widow Chun Mei's words was clear: from now on, you should make sure your husband gives you proper attention. If you ever have trouble again, my dog, Da Huang, will be completely burned out. Xiao-Zhi couldn't have been more obvious; her face turned red, stammering, "Spring Mei sister, I promise I won't be wasting any more time with Da Huang—he almost cost me my life!" This news struck Spring Mei right in the spot where she'd been worried, and she laughed out loud, "That's wonderful. I was afraid that once I said this, you might not be happy. Now it seems I've been overthinking all along. Well, your husband might be back by now—get dressed and head home right away." Upon hearing this, Xiao Zhi’s face instantly clouded with sorrow. Widow Chun Mei felt a sudden pang in her heart, silently chiding herself for having spoken out of turn—what good reason was there to bring up Xiao Zhi’s husband when there was nothing at all amiss? Now seeing Xiao Zhi with red-rimmed eyes, Widow Chun Mei quickly stepped in to comfort him: “Look at you, always so talkative! It’s getting dark outside now. I’ll go cook dinner for you both. Xiao Yun, you—” Just by glancing at Lu Yun, Widow Chun Mei was struck by how tall and imposing he had become—his figure now stood fully upright, and she could no longer take her eyes off him, murmuring softly, “You… you…” Lu Yun suddenly rose to his feet, smiling, “Ms. Chun Mei, we haven’t done anything at all. I’ve merely taken out my equipment to let it breathe a bit of fresh air—so I can be more energetic when I go down to your well later.” “Ah?” both Widow Chun Mei and Xiao Zhi gasped in surprise, turning their eyes together to Lu Yun. Spring Mei, the widow, was surprised by Lu Yun's boldness—having just announced his intentions to her right before Xiao Zhi's eyes. Her face turned crimson, and she glanced nervously at Xiao Zhi, who was now staring at Lu Yun in astonishment. Seeing this, she quickly winked at Lu Yun, signaling him to keep quiet. Xiao Zhi was amazed that she had indeed guessed correctly about the connection between Lu Yun and Spring Mei. After all, how could such a young girl—only in her early twenties—manage to make such a move? It was truly like an old bull grazing on fresh grass. And Lu Yun himself seemed so young—only around thirteen or fourteen—though his physical prowess was impressive. Yet, the age gap seemed insurmountable. How could they possibly end up together? Lu Yun watched the two with genuine interest, smiled to himself, and then stepped down from the bed, approaching him and saying, "Ms. Chunmei, is there anything I can help with?" "Lowly widow Chun Mei lowered her head, feeling the warm, intense gaze of the young branch fixed upon her, and softly said, 'There's no issue with this content—this is the text from the chapter on the rural beauty.' As soon as she finished speaking, it only confirmed Xiao Zhi's earlier guess. Xiao Zhi glanced at Lu Yun, then at widow Chun Mei, utterly astonished—how could such a close relationship exist between these two? In the past, every time widow Chun Mei was invited to join the ranks of those being ridden by Da Huang, she had consistently declined. Yet now, she was not only secretly pursuing someone, but someone still in their early twenties! 'Miss Chun Mei, you—' Xiao Zhi stared at widow Chun Mei, wanting to ask something, yet finding it difficult to put into words. 'What's wrong? Do you want to know how exactly Miss Chun Mei came to be with me?' "Miss Chun Mei was so embarrassed she didn't know what to say when facing Xiao Zhi, but Lu Yun merely smiled calmly, "This isn't at all unusual. Just as you can be ridden by Da Huang, why can't I be with Miss Chun Mei? Isn't that right, Miss Chun Mei?" The last sentence was directed directly at Miss Chun Mei. Lu Yun knew that she was now deeply flushed with embarrassment, yet to uphold the dignity of both the second male lead and the female lead, he had to reveal the truth. As soon as he mentioned Da Huang, Xiao Zhi immediately lost her composure—after all, how could she, who hadn't even stolen a man, end up stealing a dog and getting caught? That was surely far more embarrassing than stealing a man. Spring Mei, the widow, now seemed to have some confidence, straightening her back and standing up straight. Yet, unexpectedly, her two large buns bounced right onto Lu Yun's arm—now things had gone awry. Lu Yun had never intended to make a move when he got off the bed, but the sudden bounce of Spring Mei's buns instantly stirred the feeling of desire within him. He fixed his gaze on the snowy-white steamer basket and smirked, saying, "Miss Chunmei, Xiao Zhi didn't believe my skills were superior to Da Huang's. To prove her right, we must never undermine a man's dignity. Let's demonstrate it—let her see just how it's done." Spring Mei was momentarily stunned, staring at Lu Yun in utter astonishment, asking, "You... what do you intend to do?" Lü Yun glanced at him with a look that was clearly knowing but deliberately probing, chuckling softly, "Of course we're going to have our business—our thing—stuck in Chunmei's well. With it being so hot out, how else can we get the little one to bathe and cool off? This content is from the chapter titled 'Rural Women of Charm.' Chunmei, the widow, blushed and glanced at him, then turned to look at Xiao Zhi. Her implication was clear: with Xiao Zhi here, how can you possibly have your thing go into the well to bathe? Xiao Zhi had long since forgotten her initial surprise. At this moment, she was only wondering whether Lü Yun was simply exaggerating, and also curious about how Chunmei was watching them—she simply didn't believe that a young girl could be that accomplished when doing something like that. Lu Yun seemed to have read Xiao Zhi's thoughts, glanced at her sideways, and smiled warmly at the widow Chun Mei, saying, "Chun Mei, it's perfect that Xiao Zhi is here too. If she weren't, to whom would we perform for? And besides, you'd hardly be able to handle me yourself—these days I've been quite formidable. Just wait and see." Chun Mei was momentarily stunned, instantly recalling the last time in Liu Fengyi's kitchen, when she and Liu Fengyi, along with Liu Fangling, had barely managed to hold off Lu Yun. At that time, Lu Yun had been so delighted with her visit that she had completely forgotten about his formidable strength. At this point, reminded by Lu Yun, she immediately grasped his meaning—clearly, Lu Yun had taken a liking to Xiao Zhi and intended to step down himself when he grew too weary, having Xiao Zhi take over his position. Yet Lady Chunmei was entirely mistaken: Lu Yun had absolutely no intention of dragging Xiao Zhi into the same situation. Even though Xiao Zhi's well was among the top-tier treasures among the Ten Famous Artifacts, Lu Yun would never allow his younger brother to be forced to endure a place that had just been invaded by a mere commoner, especially one that hadn't yet become compromised. Xiao Zhi's thoughts were exactly the same as Lady Chunmei's. Upon hearing Lu Yun's words, she promptly objected: "I am staying here because I still don't have the strength to walk. You may think otherwise, but I will not betray my husband by secretly taking a man's place outside." "Xiao Zhi's words were just like saying earlier that men's affairs were no better than dogs—Lady Chunmei felt a bit displeased right away. However, their relationship had always been quite good, and Xiao Zhi's current state was entirely due to Da Huang's fault. Suppressing her inner anger, she addressed Lu Yun: 'Then, if you wish it, let it be so.' Lu Yun nodded and turned to Xiao Zhi, saying, 'By the time we're done, you'll have a completely new impression of men. Also, I've already made it clear before that I won't touch you at all—what I'm doing with Lady Chunmei is simply to show you that men aren't as poor as you've claimed. From now on, you should pay more attention to your own husband and keep him close.' ... Rural Beauty, Main Text – Proof of Men's Fierce Nature Updated!"