The male villager looked puzzled and stared at Lady Li, "Auntie Li, even if you don't want to help, is there a need to be so fierce?"
Lady Li realized she had reacted too harshly and quickly covered it up by saying, "I am a decent woman, asking me to lift a man whose clothes don't even cover him properly—that itself is mild. It ruins my reputation, and my husband would beat you up for it."
"We are all from the same village. It's not that serious. Erlaizi's private parts were covered," said the male villager, a man of crude demeanor, seemingly unconcerned. "It's hot these days, and we men also frequently walk around bare-chested to stay cool. What's so strange about that? Why would it harm someone's reputation?"
"I don't care, I'm not carrying him," Lady Li retorted and, twisting her large hips, she turned around and walked away.