Rebirth of the Evil Stepmother and the Four Villainous Children

When Yunyun was at home, his wife was doted on by him. But when Yunyun was gone, his wife's hair turned white overnight. Although she was in her early forties, she looked much older than those ladies in their fifties or sixties.

"Mother Yu, we found it."

When Yu Niang heard this unbelievable news, her eyes suddenly lit up and revealed incredible joy. Although she was obviously very weak, she grabbed her husband's hand and held it tightly.

Her lips were trembling and she was unable to speak for a long time. Li Ji understood and hurriedly comforted his wife.

"It's true. Someone from the Zhao County government said that the badge is real, not fake. We will leave this afternoon. Our daughter was found in Zhaojia Village."

Everyone in Tongzhou Prefecture knew about the Zhaojia Village incident. You have to know that Yunyun was found in such a place, and the girl’s innocence had been lost long ago.

But so what? Both of them truly love their daughter. Can the loss of innocence stop parents from loving their children?

Yu Niang could only think of how much suffering her daughter had endured. When she thought that her daughter might not have enough to eat, not have warm clothes, and might even be beaten, her heart was tied into a ball and felt so heavy that it made her breathless.

But the two of them quickly came to their senses, supporting each other as they packed their things, thinking of buying a gift for Yunyun, but after searching for a long time, they only had fifty copper coins in the house.

There were so many things he wanted to buy, and this little money was not enough. Li Ji packed up and went to the street, took a walk, and bought the candied haws that Yunyun loved to eat when she was a child, and carefully wrapped them in oil paper.

After eating two steamed buns stuffed with wild vegetables, the couple cleaned themselves up and waited for the yamen runner to come and pick them up.

Five days later.

Almost all the families who had lost relatives had arrived, including those who had lost children. In total, one hundred families had registered, but there were only twenty or so people from Zhou Rongrong's place. I guess many people would return home heartbroken again.

Li Ji and his wife learned the accurate news that their daughter was alive. Seeing so many people around, they felt fortunate. Fortunately, her daughter was still alive.

Yang Tian led his men to Dashan Village, and at this time Xie Wuyou had already put on a human skin mask and came back. As soon as he came back, he started pretending to be sick. He lay in bed all day with a pale face, and it really looked like that.

A large group of people arrived at Zhou Rongrong's courtyard early in the morning. When they heard the sound of children reading aloud in the courtyard, their eyes were red.

Maybe, maybe my child is in there. As the saying goes, "home is home-bound, and homesickness" is probably true now. Once I walk through this door, I can't say for sure whether I can find my child.

Unprecedented hesitation, worry, and uneasiness reached their peak at this moment, like an invisible thread that entangled people and made them unable to escape.

Some parents who learned the news couldn't wait and stared at the door of Zhou Rongrong's house with anticipation.

Yang Tian went forward and knocked on the door. It was the village chief who opened the door. If he had known that someone would come today, he would have waited here. He welcomed the person in and asked everyone to wait in the front yard. He then called the children who were studying, the girls who worked in the workshop, and Zhou Rongrong.

This yard is considered big in the village, but it is now packed with people, and countless pairs of eyes are eagerly waiting.

Seeing everyone coming in, they stretched their necks to look around, hoping to find their loved ones among them.

When the two long-lost relatives met again, their eyes were filled with tears and they hugged each other tightly, as if they wanted to merge each other into their bodies.

Their hands were tightly clasped together, as if they wanted to tightly bind each other's lives together. Their voices were choked with sobs, telling of years of longing and pain.

At the same time, it also expresses their expectations and hopes for the future. At this moment, all words seem so pale and powerless, and only tears can express their inner excitement and emotion.

It is not just a reunion of two people, but also a reconnection of two families and two worlds.

This kind of touching feeling comes not only from the emotional bond between relatives, but also from the most essential and purest emotions in human nature - love and affection.

Everyone present was infected by this emotion. More families did not find their children. The girls felt jealous and sad when they saw this scene. They couldn't stand it and covered their faces and cried.

All of a sudden, all kinds of emotions intertwined in the courtyard, causing Xie Wuyou, who was secretly watching from the side, to clench his hands tightly, suppress the ups and downs in his heart, and smile with a hint of self-mockery.

This is the Great Zhou that he failed to protect well, and it is this kind of Great Zhou that needs more protection.

Zhou Rongrong and others made room for these people to gather for a while and chat at the gate of the yard.

Yang Tian had a bad time these past few days. The guilt in his heart almost crushed him to death. There was no smile on his face, but he still had to do his business, he whispered.

"I have discussed the literacy campaign that Madam Zhou mentioned before with Dean Qin, as well as the teachers and students in the county school. We all think it is feasible."

Zhou Rongrong had just come up with an idea, but she was not the specific executor, and there was nothing to arrange. She took out the enlightenment teaching materials that Dabao and Sibao had already written from the space, added her own annotations, and gave them to Yang Tian.

"The adults and Dean Qin are looking at the textbooks and revising them, but our names of both Sanbao and Sibao must be written on it."

Looking through them, there are indeed two different notes. Dabao is responsible for the character recognition section. Each selected enlightenment article has notes written on it, and each one shows how to write the strokes. After learning an article, not only can you move on to the content, but you can also draw those characters according to the stroke order.

Sibao was in charge of the arithmetic part, which she was best at. After completing each chapter, there were exercises and multiplication tables, which the two of them were jointly responsible for. They had previously conducted research on the needs of the villagers.

To sum up, my favorite topics are all covered here, such as crop care, poultry care, etc. It can be said that although the content seems to be large and messy, it is a very practical book.

It includes everything, including how to write various agreements, how to make them take effect after they are written, etc.

To put it simply, it is more like a complete encyclopedia. When the two little guys discussed this matter with Zhou Rongrong, Zhou Rongrong was not sure at all, so she took her classmates from the college with her during the break.

Each of them took a small notebook and a charcoal pencil and went to the geography fields to ask everyone what they most wanted to learn. They summarized the content that everyone most wanted to learn and compiled this book.

When Yang Tianfan read the article about postpartum care for sows, he was fascinated by it. The illustrations drawn by Mr. Zhuang were very vivid and detailed.

"Yes, very good. Madam Zhou, rest assured that the names of the two children must be signed. I heard that Qingfeng Academy and Mr. Zhuang will help, so they must be written on it as well."

Zhou Rongrong smiled and said, "Of course, what I promised will not change. The rest is up to you, sir."

Zhou Rongrong naturally didn't dare to take all the responsibility for such a meritorious thing. No one should get a share of the profits, which was suitable for long-term development. Otherwise, if a rural woman like her did such a thing, most people would probably focus on her.