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Chapter 1-5

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A small incident happened in the Mopan Production Team: Widow Wang’s old hen ran to Old Man Liu’s house, stole the dried corn from Old Man Liu’s house, and laid an egg at Old Man Liu’s house.

Widow Wang said that the eggs were laid by her chickens and should belong to her; Old Man Liu's daughter-in-law said that the eggs were laid by Widow Wang's chickens after eating her corn and should belong to their family...

Both of these are The owner of Yan Guo also wanted to pluck his feathers. He argued for a long time over this egg, which made his face red and thick-necked. He argued from morning to noon, until he got the team leader to come over and seek justice, which made the whole production team noisy. After coming to watch the excitement, the two women, who looked like fighting cocks, reluctantly stopped and waited for the captain Wang Changgui to seek justice.

Wang Changgui thought this matter was easy to handle. Widow Wang’s chickens had eaten Old Man Liu’s dried corn, so he would pay double the amount. After the compensation was over, he would take the eggs back, but neither of them were satisfied. I suffered a big loss.

Widow Wang felt that the chicken originally belonged to her family, and she did not put the chicken in Old Man Liu's house. Old Man Liu's daughter-in-law did not pack the dried corn herself and was eaten by the chicken. Why should she have to take the eggs back? Pay for the dried corn; Old Man Liu's daughter-in-law felt that your chicken was not optimistic. It came to my house, ate my corn, and wanted to leave all of it, but she was bitten to death and was not happy.

The two of them were noisy and tugging, causing Wang Changgui to lose weight. Everyone focused on these two women, and no one noticed the face of Cao Laoer, a famous second-rate man in the production team. That look of relief.

The Cao family is somewhat famous in the Mopan Production Brigade. After all, Mr. Cao made second-class contributions in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, and later died. The old lady can receive a monthly martyr subsidy, which is unique among several nearby production brigades. One share, plus three sons, not to mention being able to walk sideways, ordinary people in the nearby villages would not dare to provoke their family.

The three sons of the Cao family are named Cao Shengjin, Cao Shengyin, and Cao Shengyu. The second in the row, Cao Lao, is also a gangster. His popularity in the production brigade has always been bad, and no one is willing to call him Shengyin. Everyone in the production brigade is superstitious and feels that The money thing, the more he shouted, the more money he had, and he was not willing to let him get rich, so he called him Cao Laoer. Now he was standing in the crowd, his original serious face gradually relaxed.

This morning, Cao Laoer had a long, long dream.

In the dream, like everyone else in the production team, he remembered and firmly believed that the baby boy was the root of the family. In order to have someone to take care of him in the future, and someone to throw pots and burn paper when he died, he would rather treat his three daughters harshly, but also subsidize his nephew everywhere. Fawning over my brother and sister-in-law.

For the sake of a better life for his nephew's family, he tore up his eldest daughter's college admission notice; forced his second daughter to marry the fool who was the head of the production team; and gave all the third daughter's cotton-padded jackets to Cao Ruixue, the eldest brother's daughter, to wear in the winter, causing the third daughter to freeze. He had a fever and became sick from then on.

I would rather ruin the lives of three girls than leave all the money to my nephew.

But his final ending was not good. The three girls were heartbroken in the end and married to other production brigades. Apart from occasionally sending some food for them, they did not bring them home once every six months; he was frugal and provided for them. The eldest nephew did become successful in the end, but he only took his parents to the city and left his grandma to his uncle and aunt, saying that the old man was old and unwilling to go to the city to enjoy the blessings. When the old man left, Then pick them up and take them to the city.